advantages and disadvantages of learning

[smoth]

wrong forum to ask this in bud, try off topic.

FWIW, I think that they are both a lot of fun to write in, I like that eclipse can make suggestions for improvement but that is more of an IDE gui thing and less specific to the language.

[Silentwings]

The question is more, what do you want to do with them? I'd rate C++ as more powerful/abstract/fast, and a bit harder to learn + code well in than java, but whether or not this is an advantage depends on what you want to do. They are both very widely used, I think java is slightly more common, but I'd guess that the vast majority of software is written in one of the two.

[Jools]

The question is more, what do you want to do with them? I'd rate C++ as more powerful/abstract/fast, and a bit harder to learn + code well in than java

Read the OP, he's not talking about Java, but Java Scripting.

[Kloot]

LEARN NOT TO RESPOND TO BOTS.

http://forums.openkore.com/viewtopic.ph ... 25#p269455

http://www.ansemond.com/forum/viewtopic ... 11e015301d

[Jools]

Bots are becoming quite good, this none could probably pass the Turing test.

Stephen Hawking is right when he says the biggest threat to human race is the AI.

[smoth]

yeah wasn't sure so answered anyway

[MetalSucker]

This was easy to detect, sig link in 1st post, but this forum doesn't display them, the others do.

[zwzsg]

Yeah, it's quite obviously a bot (single post, out of topic question), but I cannot help but wonder what benefit does it get from this spam. Will it edit its message later to insert cheap kìtchen & blue pills links? Or is the bot too dumb to notice this forum disallow signature?

[Jools]

Yeah, it's quite obviously a bot (single post, out of topic question),

By that standard respondents #1 and #2 are also bots.

[knorke]

less obvious benefits imo:
-demonstration to potential customers
-test which sites are "spam friendly" (does it work, how long it takes to get deleted, see if people reply ec)
-mix advertisment with seemingly legit text, to confuse word-statistics-based filters