I would say Perl. Grab a good book (Teach yourself perl in 24 hours is good) and learn.
It's easy to get a hold on, I learned BASIC before Perl, and I knew a wee bit of C++, so it may be just as easy for you.
HTH
I want to learn a scripting language, something simple, yet can do a lot of tasks..which one would you suggest?
my background in programming includes:
HTML (doesnt really count)
QBASIC
very little C++
a bit of PHP, but not much
There is some simulations of stuff i want to make...the main one being trying to create two simple "bots" and having them intereact..though that might be a bit out of my league
what language would be best for me?
I would say Perl. Grab a good book (Teach yourself perl in 24 hours is good) and learn.
It's easy to get a hold on, I learned BASIC before Perl, and I knew a wee bit of C++, so it may be just as easy for you.
HTH
i found perl nice for making aimbots mainly because searching for modules is easy with cpan... too bad i actually don't know the language and I'm just running off of the php i know...
thanks guys, i was already thinking of perl,
but some people were like "perl? ew!" use *insert language here* instead, its much better, blah blah blah.
PERL, and then develop an extension for eggdrop that will search for players in SOF II land by handle. ;D Actually, may tackle that myself. Good way to learn no?
I have no experience with scripting languages outside of bash for coding.
But I tried to read both perl and python and I find the syntax in Python easier to understand.
Perl however has a good support framework with lots of extentions to play with, better than python as I understand.
I'm guessing C# doesn't count really but you should learn it - it's a fine language. As you have used a bit of C++ before it might appeal to you as the syntax is similar but less insane,
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