So a better question would be to ask: What is the correct level of abstraction to use in programming?
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So the answer is program microcontrollers in ASM and PCs in Ruby.
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So a better question would be to ask: What is the correct level of abstraction to use in programming?
For me it is C on the uControllers and C# on the PC.Wonderful ...
So the answer is program microcontrollers in ASM and PCs in Ruby.
CraigHB: I find assembly easier because I never have to deal with function librarys or the cryptic syntax of C.
What you learn first always seems easier. That is part of the dilemma about choosing a first language.
Not that it matters much but you do not have to use libs in c and c syntax is less complex then learning a set of opcodes, addressing modes, and restrictions!
I have been thinking for some time that we need to teach c without the bells and whistles.
Hmm, very interesting. I coded my first dual-sequence LED sequence today before class. It's so rewarding seeing those babies light up! I think I'm going to learn both and put them up against each other. Nothing wrong with being good at 2 things instead of 1.
Would you consider showing us what you did? I know I'm curious to see what a "dual-sequence LED sequence" is.
Cheerful regards, Mike
and a knight rider wave effect using a switch. I just didn't know what to call it. :3
FYI that LED pattern is usually referred to as a chaser