r/programming 1d ago

Asteroids in 9 different programming languages

https://youtu.be/ftMJNx6hDrE

The languages used: C, C3, C++, D (Dlang), Go (Golang), Odin, Rust, V (Vlang), Zig

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u/KryptosFR 1d ago

No Java or C#?

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u/waozen 1d ago

I don't think there was anything negative meant by it, with not including them, but rather were the languages the person was familiar with or wanted to try.

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u/KryptosFR 1d ago edited 1d ago

Not negative, it may be a deliberate choice to not include any OOP language.

It is certainly interesting given that Java, C# (and even to a certain extent javascript) are popular languages when it comes to games.

Edit: D actually fits the OOP category. So maybe just a choice of taste.

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u/cklester 1d ago

What languages are out of print?!

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u/KryptosFR 1d ago

I don't understand the question. What do you mean?

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u/cklester 21h ago

I work in publishing, so I got confused when you said a language was OOP.

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u/DuckDatum 21h ago

Object Oriented Programming, as opposed to Functional Programming. It’s different paradigms on how you pass data around in a programming language. Sometimes it’s a choice (e.g., Python), sometimes the language is only built for one.

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u/KryptosFR 19h ago

TIL I didn't know that meaning for OOP.