Hi Davy, I certainly can agree with you regarding C++ verses Visual Basic for game programming. I've never been exactly fond of Visual Basic's need to word everything such as End If, End Loop, End Function, but I am thankful at least the IDE is good about autocompleting and filling in that stuff. In C# and C++ I can just drop in a right brace, and I am done with it. No taking a few extra seconds to type in End If, End Function, End Loop, and all the other ways that Visual Basic spells everything out word for word. Though, some developers have explained to me on more than ocasion they can't relate to brases for defining blocks of code and would rather see it it in writing. Each to their own i guess. Though, in reflection I think I'd rather see the way VB does it rather than Python. in Python blocks of code are totally defined by spacing. Doing Python by speech bites if you are not careful about your spacing,but with a braille display it isn't too bad.
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