RE: Looking to Learn a New Computer Language? How about Trying a Quantum One

Former Member — Wed, 31 Jul 2013 20:32:59 GMT

Do you have any more relevant photos than D-Wave?

As mentioned in the final paragraph, D-Wave doesn't have anything

to do with the new programming language described in the article.

RE: Looking to Learn a New Computer Language? How about Trying a Quantum One

DAB — Tue, 30 Jul 2013 19:02:20 GMT

Oh no! Not ANOTHER programming language!

When will it ever end. Every year another new language with the promise of ease of use and intuitive language structure only to find that it has more limitations than usefulness.

All I want is to be able to describe a problem and have the computer build an application that meets my need.

No obtuse format, syntax, logic rules or data types.

I just want to take item A, read its data and either plot/display it or use a standard mathematical transform on it.

For embedded systems, read input A and do X if its is one thing and Y if its not.

If it is not this simple, then I do not need it.

Just my opinion,

DAB