https://www DOT youtube DOT com/watch?v=Rpat1ChyND0&feature=youtu.be

Oh , that one was just a kind of simulation

but please stop making videos in which you promote simulations

I don't get ideas do quick what should I build.. that just lighted as a bulb so 😋

https://www DOT youtube DOT com/watch?v=Rpat1ChyND0&feature=youtu.be

What is that nonsense

exactly

Although to be fair I made similar kind of thing when I was 8 in batch files

I remember writing a "virus" on my old computer consisting of .Net files that call themselves

I remember writing a "virus" on my old computer consisting of .Net files that call themselves

I remember writing a "virus" on my old computer consisting of .Net files that call themselves

I made a nice malware in vb script when I was younger

I made a nice malware in vb script when I was younger

hey

python compilers don't exist ;)

It wasnt cython, i feel like it was called py2exe or something

python compilers don't exist

Well, all I know was it took my python code and made it into a portable exe that could run on any windows machins even if it didnt have python installed

though python compilers don't exist

Why not?

Python has a compiler! You just don't notice it because it runs automatically. You can tell it's there, though: look at the .pyc (or .pyo if you have the optimizer turned on) files that are generated for modules that you import. Also, it does not compile to the native machine's code. Instead, it compiles to a byte code that is used by a virtual machine. The virtual machine is itself a compiled program. This is very similar to how Java works; so similar, in fact, that there is a Python variant (Jython) that compiles to the Java Virtual Machine's byte code instead! There's also IronPython, which compiles to Microsoft's CLR (used by .NET). (The normal Python byte code compiler is sometimes called CPython to disambiguate it from these alternatives.) https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/136944

python is a JIT compiled language as defined by standard

What's the definition of a compiler? Native code has nothing to do with it. Java is compiled as well

What's the definition of a compiler? Thats a very good question. Though in everyday use you would probably call a compiler a program that creates executable binaries from your spaghetti

No, a compiler is something that translates your code to something else, this does not have to be native

Best compiler Cpp Editor software send

Best compiler Cpp Editor software send

vi

you little sadist :P

what?

according to wikipedia you are wrong

xD

Wikipedia's is a community driven so technically not all can be right

according to wikipedia you are wrong

yea you shut up just now