>
> The reason? Whoever writes/wrote those examples is a BASIC weenie
> (along with most OOPic users, although that may be changing, given
> Java's popularity)
>
> At 11:05 AM 2/18/2008, Brian Lloyd wrote:
> >Virtually everything I have seen so far uses the BASIC syntax as
> >opposed to C/Java syntax for code for the ooPIC. Is there a
functional
> >reason for this or is it purely personal preference?
>
OR...
those people who use C (or Java) don't like the mangled OOPic
versions of the languages.
There is no functional reason for choosing one version over another.
However, unless a program in the C or Java version is both trivial
and obvious, I won't mess with it.
But, given that there is no functional reason for choosing C or Java,
why not just use Basic and appeal to a larger audience.
Richard
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