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RE: What language(s) to learn next? - PabloDons - 11-03-2014
now learn java and python
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - greatgamer34 - 11-03-2014
f#, matlab, verilog
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - GISED_Link - 11-03-2014
no Verilog, VHDL better.
Et pourquoi pas le français ... c'est cool le français. Tout le monde aime le français. En plus tu peux draguer des filles easy quand tu parles français (ouais il faut toujours mettre des mots anglais dans les phrases, ça fait genre tu maîtrises #sisi-bolosse).
"Je vois tout Paris, dans tes yeux
" #well_knownFor the prog : Labview, and all the programs of the IEC 61131-3, see this : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_61131-3
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - MelvinS4_ - 11-03-2014
I can feel this thread going in another direction than intended :/ And GISED, French isn't even on my list of languages I want to learn
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - greatgamer34 - 11-03-2014
how about hieroglyphics?
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - Nuuppanaani - 11-03-2014
C or assembly?
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - AFtExploision - 11-03-2014
Chinese would probably be the most useful. BTW, Chinese isn't a language - Chinese is the writing system. The most common language using Chinese is Mandarin Chinese.
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - Xray_Doc - 11-03-2014
Ching Chang chong cheng
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - jxu - 11-03-2014
(11-03-2014, 11:15 PM)AFtExploision Wrote: BTW, Chinese isn't a language
RE: What language(s) to learn next? - PabloDons - 11-04-2014
gotta be accurate