Poomrang Joined 5/3/08 Messages 26 Points 13 10/6/12 #1 Hi all, Among these four programming languages, which one do you think is the most valuable to master for a Quant Developer ? Thanks a lot for your comments.
Hi all, Among these four programming languages, which one do you think is the most valuable to master for a Quant Developer ? Thanks a lot for your comments.
Daniel Duffy C++ author, trainer Joined 10/4/07 Messages 10,545 Points 648 10/7/12 #2 C++ for sure. No doubt about it. People think if you know C++ then you can learn any language (which is kind of true) C# is becoming popular, even in combination with C++. VBA is used a lot. Learning a numbers of languages is much better.
C++ for sure. No doubt about it. People think if you know C++ then you can learn any language (which is kind of true) C# is becoming popular, even in combination with C++. VBA is used a lot. Learning a numbers of languages is much better.
Andres Vargas Joined 2/9/12 Messages 33 Points 16 10/7/12 #3 Maybe this has been asked many times, but is C++ a good first programming language? Are there any other suggestions?
Maybe this has been asked many times, but is C++ a good first programming language? Are there any other suggestions?
Daniel Duffy C++ author, trainer Joined 10/4/07 Messages 10,545 Points 648 10/7/12 #4 Andres Vargas said: Maybe this has been asked many times, but is C++ a good first programming language? Are there any other suggestions? Click to expand... Speaking for myself In the 80's I went from from Fortran and Cobol directly to C++. It would have been better if I had first done some C. After C++, C# is useful for quant work IMO.
Andres Vargas said: Maybe this has been asked many times, but is C++ a good first programming language? Are there any other suggestions? Click to expand... Speaking for myself In the 80's I went from from Fortran and Cobol directly to C++. It would have been better if I had first done some C. After C++, C# is useful for quant work IMO.
Poomrang Joined 5/3/08 Messages 26 Points 13 10/8/12 #5 Andres Vargas said: Maybe this has been asked many times, but is C++ a good first programming language? Are there any other suggestions? Click to expand... I have the impression that C# is becoming a standard also, thanks to its simplicity ! Anyone who cares about Java ?
Andres Vargas said: Maybe this has been asked many times, but is C++ a good first programming language? Are there any other suggestions? Click to expand... I have the impression that C# is becoming a standard also, thanks to its simplicity ! Anyone who cares about Java ?
Daniel Duffy C++ author, trainer Joined 10/4/07 Messages 10,545 Points 648 10/8/12 #6 Poomrang said: I have the impression that C# is becoming a standard also, thanks to its simplicity ! Click to expand... Yes, I agree. And productivity levels are >> C++ levels.
Poomrang said: I have the impression that C# is becoming a standard also, thanks to its simplicity ! Click to expand... Yes, I agree. And productivity levels are >> C++ levels.
Poomrang Joined 5/3/08 Messages 26 Points 13 10/8/12 #7 Daniel Duffy said: Speaking for myself In the 80's I went from from Fortran and Cobol directly to C++. It would have been better if I had first done some C. After C++, C# is useful for quant work IMO. Click to expand... sorry, but what do you mean by IMO ?
Daniel Duffy said: Speaking for myself In the 80's I went from from Fortran and Cobol directly to C++. It would have been better if I had first done some C. After C++, C# is useful for quant work IMO. Click to expand... sorry, but what do you mean by IMO ?
Daniel Duffy C++ author, trainer Joined 10/4/07 Messages 10,545 Points 648 10/8/12 #8 Poomrang said: sorry, but what do you mean by IMO ? Click to expand... Sorry, IMO = In My Opinion. Like C++, it's mad overloaded http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/IMO sometimes IMHO
Poomrang said: sorry, but what do you mean by IMO ? Click to expand... Sorry, IMO = In My Opinion. Like C++, it's mad overloaded http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/IMO sometimes IMHO