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| I started to write computer programs using MS-DOS Quick``Basic. Then I have learned to program in APL, SQL, C, C++, MS Visual Basic and MS Visual C++ and started to write |
Started to write computer programs using Algol 60 and Fortran running on a mainframe computer. Learned to program in APL, MS-DOS Quick``Basic , MySQL, PHP, C, C++, MS Visual Basic and MS Visual C++ and to write |
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| # 2005-04-09 : posted to comp.lang.python a Python script (pyMBM.py) querying the shared memory area exposed by the freeware MBM 5 utility (available from http://mbm.livewiredev.com/) for tracking motherboard sensory information as temperatures, fan speeds and voltages. |
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Started to write computer programs using Algol 60 and Fortran running on a mainframe computer.
Learned to program in APL, MS-DOS QuickBasic , MySQL, PHP, C, C++, MS Visual Basic and MS Visual C++ and to write DHTML pages using JavaScript.
If you are interested in playing against or programming your first own JavaScript engine for the five-in-a-row game check out my online page:
My first own Python scripts are dated 2003.
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# 2005-04-09 : posted to comp.lang.python a Python script (pyMBM.py) querying the shared memory area exposed by the freeware MBM 5 utility (available from http://mbm.livewiredev.com/) for tracking motherboard sensory information as temperatures, fan speeds and voltages.
# 2005-02-07 : uploaded my own version of Console.py to http://people.freenet.de/AiTI-IT/Python/Console.py Console.py is part of the readline module and is used by e.g. IPython. In my version the (extended) Console() class supports any ANSI escape sequences of the form ESC[#m and ESC[#,#m , making it possible to set any by console supported text and background colors.