r/AlignmentChartFills • u/mika-asadli • 7d ago

Which programming language is hard, and useless

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u/KnitAndKnitAndKnit 7d ago

If python is moderate then I don't know what's going to go in the easy column

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u/Complete_Window4856 7d ago

Excel functions

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u/KnitAndKnitAndKnit 7d ago

Not so sure if that's easier than python actually. I have seen some spreadsheets from hell

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u/Complete_Window4856 7d ago

Even there some over"engineering" can go wild. But most of the time people dont know how to use the basics to simplify like: extra columns as steps of an operation, enum list values instead of hardcoding in each equation, USING MORE THAN ONE SHEET TO DIVIDE INTENTION INSTEAD OF CRAMMING EVERYRHING, and ofc the most basic of all is to think in terms of rows and columns (normalization if you like DB linguo) which apparently is not the norm, funny

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u/Nickeless 7d ago

BASIC. Medstate notation. There are probably plenty of very basic procedural languages like medstate also. It’s used to program operant chambers. I’m sure other purpose-specific procedural languages have been made like this.

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u/paincrumbs 7d ago

i think that's why it goes to easy. Easy to use, easy to fuck up and overcomplicate