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I don't know, I been asking myself that question for so long. Any ideas?
That's hilarious.Sometimes I program code. Sometimes I code programs. Sometimes I program programs. And sometimes I'm decoding my code.
Because that's what ~real programmers~ use, while the lowly coders are probably still working in that little black box. You know, that ancient "CMD" operating system.The big question is why does it only matter which word you use on Mac OSX?
You'll get different definitions of these terms depending on who you ask. If there ever has been an "official" (whatever that means in a context where there isn't one single authority) distinction between these two, it's been lost to time.I don't know, I been asking myself that question for so long. Any ideas?
Over the years I've heard several times some people try to create an explicit division between programming and scripting, always with the intent of proving somehow that scripting is a lesser form of the two. And always, I seem to recall, a C++ programmer speaking to a PHP programmer (that is, to me). I couldn't care less about those holier-than-thous trying to establish a pecking order, but technically the difference is that scripting is not compiled and is instead interpreted.(enter someone claiming it's a scripting language here and trying to define the difference between those)
Yes to both.Do you code or you program in GML?
I don't know, I been asking myself that question for so long. Any ideas?
Nooooo! Never XCode!Don’t just code. XCode.
I’m still baffled that apple missed the opportunity to call the IDE iCode.Don’t just code. XCode.
That would be me, I've told that "GML is a simple scripting language for writing game logic" on multiple occasions. I'm not here to convince others that this is what GML should be called, but to just give you my personal view on it:enter someone claiming it's a scripting language here and trying to define the difference between those
hang in there. It takes time and don't change your ways in the middle of the road, that will only slow you down. Just practice, practice practice. GML is very easy compared to other computer languages so if you have a hard time here, you are probably going to have a harder time somewhere else. But again, practice with basic stuff and go from there. Good luck!!Its like the answers right there but my brain said f you I'm done. So yeah that's what I'm dealing with right now lol
Yeah that's what I plan on doing. I started with Gm and moved on to Uni@#. But in the end C# is just getting in the way. I know I can do it but I need to get a handle on advance logic and problem solving. I will eventually go back but I need to use something that is simple like gm and get pass that barrier I just seen so many people start with gm and make that switch and say how easy it was for them and think it was gonna be the same for me.hang in there. It takes time and don't change your ways in the middle of the road, that will only slow you down. Just practice, practice practice. GML is very easy compared to other computer languages so if you have a hard time here, you are probably going to have a harder time somewhere else. But again, practice with basic stuff and go from there. Good luck!!