Real World of Coding with Various Languages & Practices
In the real world of coding, different languages and practices play a crucial role. From machine and assembly languages to object-oriented and scripting languages, each serves a unique purpose. Explore the similarities and differences among these coding languages and delve into a typical workday of a coder filled with meetings, defect investigations, code reviews, and more.
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Coding in the Real World Hassan Habib
Are All Codes the Same? Machine and assembly languages Algorithmic languages Business-oriented languages Education-oriented languages Object-oriented languages Declarative languages Scripting languages Document formatting languages World Wide Web display languages
Visual Basic Dim Input Input = InputBox("How old are you?? - Code") If Not IsNumeric(Input) Then MsgBox & Input & "That's not a number!" ElseIf Input < 0 Then MsgBox "You cannot be less than that age!" ElseIf Input > 1000 Then MsgBox "That's old!" Else MsgBox "You're " & Input & " years old." End If
Python try: age = int(raw_input("How old are you? ")) except ValueError: print ("That's not a number!") else: if age < 0: print ("You cannot be less than zero!") elif age > 1000: print ("That's old!") else: print("You're %s years old." % age)
Typical Work Day Meetings Investigating Defects/Bugs Designing Features Code Reviewing Planning Writing Code Testing Deployment Helping Other Engineers
