Hello world.

[KichigaiNeko]

[pocaracas]

Hmmm...new meat!! Welcome, welcome...

[Marsellus Wallace]

public class HelloWorld{

public static void main (String[] args)
{
System.out.println("Hello Back At Ya");

}
}

goddamit, the JAVA army is here

[pocaracas]

You "guyses" JAVA indentation is wrong... That code, although it compiles and does its job, would fail on my class... if I ever teach computer programming to anyone.
Indentation is a quick and easy way to spot bad programmers... not the only one, though.
That's why they came up with PYTHON - forced indentation, replacing all curly brackets:

Code:

def helloWorld():
  print "Hello World!"

[Tea Earl Grey Hot]

How'd you get past the FDA inspection?

[Mister Agenda]

Hello, FilthyMeat!

[Cato]

Welcome

[Marsellus Wallace]

You "guyses" JAVA indentation is wrong... That code, although it compiles and does its job, would fail on my class... if I ever teach computer programming to anyone.
Indentation is a quick and easy way to spot bad programmers... not the only one, though.
That's why they came up with PYTHON - forced indentation, replacing all curly brackets:

Code:

def helloWorld():
  print "Hello World!"

you call it Indentation , I call it good code writing style

IMO : The whitespace thing in python is not very practical . Who has time to put all the dammin' spaces and what if you forgot where you are ?

[pocaracas]

you call it Indentation , I call it good code writing style

IMO : The whitespace thing in python is not very practical . Who has time to put all the dammin' spaces and what if you forgot where you are ?

If you forget where you are, you use a proper editor, one that displays a symbol in the place of whitespace and auto-indents when you press ENTER.
On windows, I use notepad++.
On linux, I'm using Geany.
Both support these features and it makes everything very easy to understand
(even the big problem in python where you can have a tabulation in one line and 4 spaces in the next, which, if all white, look exactly the same, but represent different indentations, which leaves python confused) and no such memory lapses occur... often

Indentation really makes it easier to read code. And you just know that you won't remember what you wrote in one or two weeks from now, so it's best to keep it readable... for your future peace of mind.

ALSO: comments, lots of them!

[Marsellus Wallace]

you call it Indentation , I call it good code writing style

IMO : The whitespace thing in python is not very practical . Who has time to put all the dammin' spaces and what if you forgot where you are ?

If you forget where you are, you use a proper editor, one that displays a symbol in the place of whitespace and auto-indents when you press ENTER.
On windows, I use notepad++.
On linux, I'm using Geany.
Both support these features and it makes everything very easy to understand
(even the big problem in python where you can have a tabulation in one line and 4 spaces in the next, which, if all white, look exactly the same, but represent different indentations, which leaves python confused) and no such memory lapses occur... often

Indentation really makes it easier to read code. And you just know that you won't remember what you wrote in one or two weeks from now, so it's best to keep it readable... for your future peace of mind.

ALSO: comments, lots of them!

You should use sublime in both linux and win, its simply amazing .
you're right about the comments,they are very important and they save alot of time. It always feels like i'm not gonna need them while i'm writing the code