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Artificial languages for instructing computers to do steps of computation in order to complete tasks. They allow programmers to communicate with computers.
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Is it a good programming practice to not use getters and setters in trivial parts of code?
Yes. I don't use get/set for private attributes if they are not used outside the class and the class can't be inherited.
If you need to access the attribute outside the class, a get/set is in order. …
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What do you consider the 1st principle(s) of programming?
Understand the problem first!
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What syntax element do you hate most in a programming language you use frequently?
Verbosity in Java.
ie:
public static final int
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Learning Multiple Languages Simultaneously
If it is your first language, I think it would be better to learn it well enough to understand how a programming language works.
Once you have good foundations, you can pick as many as you want.
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What do you wish language designers paid attention to?
I like a programming language that is easy to learn, and easy to combine to create new things.
For instance, while is attractive to have a lot of ways to write the something, I think it is better to …
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"Imprinting" as a language feature?
That's an interesting feature.
Scala also supports this.
Not exactly the way you're describing it, but it does, take a look at this:
trait A {
def a() = "Hola"
}
trait B {
def b() = ", …
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