Real programmers thread

>>59118382
Prove yourself first

>>59118382
>Fortran
plz leave my /g/ grandpa

Solve 10 ACM ICPC problems right now OP. Then you can talk.

>>59118382
Pretty much.

>>59118382
Bill Gates quit out of college.

Are you saying the richest man on the world who made his money in computer sciences isn't a programmer?

>>59118827
>Programmer
Billy would take that as an insult at this point.

>>59118495
fuck you. Fortran 90 added mouse capabilities.

Those languages are capable of getting the job done without any ridiculous stuff like learning functional programming.
The concept of imperative programming is extremely simple and everyone should be able to grasp it with ease. The same can't exactly be said for other paradigms.
I do think having object-oriented features makes things a bit easier but you can easily write object-oriented code with C.

>>59118501
I miss the universidad valladolid problems

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>>59120406
>ridiculous stuff like learning functional programming.

>>59120406
>object-oriented code with C

>>59118382
Fortran is the official language of 4chan

>>59120480
If you don't understand what that would imply and how you could do it, you don't understand what OOP is. You think it means "class keyword" and "<instance>.<method>(<args with implicit this>)" syntax for method calls. In reality it is a general term that describes an approach to designing your program.

>>59118382
I have to use C and Fortran daily as a chemist researcher. I don't consider myself a programmer. What do?

>>59118827
bill gates wrote basic in asm

>>59118495
Actually, Modern Fortran (I'm talking about the non OOP thing) is very relevant nowadays. I've seen several frameworks move away from C++ and start using Fortran again for their numerical code.

>>59120583
>In reality it is a term that describes a fantastic way to set yourself up for poor program performance and general failure.
Fixed it for you

>>59120480
>didn't even read https://www.cs.rit.edu/~ats/books/ooc.pdf
>can't even implement his own oop
I wonder what all you guys will do when there's no comfy grandpa to write real stuff while you toy in high-level kindergarten

>>59120744
You have a point. I use C++ but I mostly use it as "C with classes". Basically I write as if I were using C with opaque pointers, but with more convenience features and the ability to directly use C++ libs if needed.

>>59120895
I'd like OOP more if languages provided ways to better respect data locality when using an OO design. Right now the only way is to define a single object of arrays.

>>59120433
https://uva.onlinejudge.org I think they are there

>>59120718
name 3

If C and all that are so great, why are all the world's web apps programmed in memory managed languages?

Checkmate atheists

>>59121164
>half served by apache/other half by nginx, cached by redis, db is postgres
because nothing except js runs in browser and Bigcorp wouldn't trust random pajits to write backend in C?