What's your coding environment of choice?
Plebs all of you.
Masterrace coming through
>>53730159
What language is that supposed to be?
>>53730112
Sublime 3
Spacemacs.
Sublime's also decent though.
>>53730227
Absolutely disgusting font rendering m8
>>53730112
Geany
Its light and works, i dont need too many fancy features
>>53730112
qt creator
>>53730112
it'svoid main()you fucking retard.
>>53730408
wut m8 ?
>>53730408
please look at the return statement, good sir
>>53730112
(neo)vim
>>53730408
It'sint main(int argc, const char* argv[])
>>53730452
It'sint main(int argc, const char *argv[])
>>53730112
Visual studio.
>>53730138
>using a browser to program
>>53730452
Not necessarily.
It could also beint main(void) {}
if you know that your program won't take any CLI parameters.int main() {}
defaults to main(void).
>>53730349
I second this
>>53730483
>being dumb as fuck
>not knowing the difference between html interpreter and a web browser
Nano
>>53730112
vi and emacs
>>53730486
>int main() defaults to main(void)
no, it doesn't.
>>53730495
>implying I don't know the difference
>implying it's any less retarded
>>53730112
It's called programming, anon.
Programming is creating instructions a computer can execute. Coding is an alternate way of presenting (or obfuscating) information.
Programming is done by people whom are aptly called programmers, not coders.
Caret
Shame it's only ChromeOS
>>53730510
it does.
>>53730495
you're the retarded one
what do you call a javascript engine + a fucking html rendering engine? A FUCKING WEB BROWSER. Now get back to using your fucking laggy piece of shit.
>>53730496
Any way to recover unsaved code from nano? I lost power for a few seconds and lost a fair bit of code
>>53730510
it does
>>53730533
it doesn't
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/693788/c-void-arguments
>>53730533
it actually does
>>53730561
it does...
>>53730583
it doesn't
>>53730510
yes it does
>>53730588
but it does
I use Notepad++, but I'm considering to switch to Atom because I'm moving away from the espionage windows.
>>53730588
it really does
>>53730486
>>53730533
>>53730556
>>53730583
>>53730593
>>53730609
samefag
it doesn't
>>53730539
Bumping out of desperation
>>53730588
actually yes
>>53730533
>>53730556
In C, fn() and fn(void) are not equivalent.
fn(void) is no arguments.
fn() is an unspecified number of arguments (but not variable).
>>53730630
you don't know what your talking about.
it does.
>>53730650
they are though
>>53730636
you can't recover it since nano doesn't store temporary files that contain the modified content. You should've used vim
uh
codeblocks?
GNU Emacs
>>53730650
no it's not
>>53730112
google said to use notepad++
>>53730650
this is wrong
>>53730650
stop spreading misinformation
>>53730676
>py
>>53730678
>>53730671
>>53730661
shitty C programmers detected.
>>53730650
is right.
>>53730671
>>53730661
I bet this fag is like
>TOP KEK LE ULTRA TROLE XDDDD LE MAYMAY THEY BE MAD
>>53730650
is this bait?
>>53730649
man jony is really out of control without steve around to tell him his software ui designs are absolute shit
>>53730227
>you only code over SSH
>>53730650
>being this uninformed
muh function blocks
>>53730691
what
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>>53730692
stop samefagging you faggy faggot
You are all plebs here.
I set up my own remote MySql server, then i created a webservice using php scripts.
Then i proceeded to create an android app which deploys the code i type in using the webservice.
Then, an app made in Python running on my PC queries the database and using POST retrieves the code inserted from my phone on desktop app, and saves it in a txt file.
Then i run the txt file using GCC/Javac.
>>53730770
Holy kek
>>53730770
Topkek
>>53730531
You are confusing the words 'coding' and 'encoding'. Programmers are occasionally called 'coders' as they write something that will ultimately be converted to machine code. Refer to point 2 in pic related.
>>53730770
me too
>>53730746
>implying I am >>53730650
From C99 draft:
"The special case of an unnamed parameter of type void as the only item in the list specifies that the function has no parameters"
About empty parantheses in a function:
"As indicated by the syntax, empty parentheses in a type name are interpreted as ``function with no parameter specification'', rather than redundant parentheses around the omitted identifier. "
It turns off any parameter checking and you can pass anything. Now fuck off, pajeet.
>current year
>not using master race tools
It's like you don't want to git gud at all, faglets.
>>53730770
Why dont you just type the code on the PC?
>>53730770
Why not just use Atom at that point? It's basically what you just described.
>>53730770
10/10
>>53730770
"ok"
>>53730829
>>53730770
>>53730535
Not even close
>>53730770
>>53730829
>>53730662
Fuck.
>>53730806
This.
How many other IDEs will allow me to program in Piet?
>>53730797
Coding and encoding stem from the same word 'code'. The 'en-' is just a prefix that means "to cause (a subject or object) to be".
We have multiple words in our lexicon that we prefix with 'en', such as entrust, enrich, enslave.
See http://www.dictionary.com/browse/en-
Programming is a more specific description to refer to creating computer instructions. Coding may be perceived to be equivalent, but it's more of a general umbrella term that merely aims to be a non-intimidating description for beginners.
Don't buy into the buzzwords, people.
>>53730770
>Programming my webservice in PHP.
Was a hardcore Emacs user for years, recently started switching to JetBrains IDEs though.
Its so comfy and seemless, but Emacs will always have a special place in my heart.
>>53731001
ok cool
>>53730112
Photoshop 7.0
>>53731091
>getch();
>system("PAUSE");
holly molly i kek'd
>>53730112
On windows visual studio enterprise- because why fucking not?
On Linux - I just like to install i3 window manager - keep half of screen with vim and the other half on one vertical side debbuging / compiling and in another box - random stuff.
With alt + 2 where I have browser or a book I research for study.
Linux itself works like an complete IDE, so no need for an ide with Linux
>>53730112
i use geany
>>53731035
Please detail
>>53730408
>>53730468
lel
how's Clang?
>2k16
>not using nano
>>53730112
That picture gave me cancer.
>>53731424
good
