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java is much easier to program and just about as powerful as c++, some may disagree here, but it's also slower to run and requires the computer that's running the app to have a java runtime environment installed
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java is much easier to program and just about as powerful as c++, some may disagree here, but it's also slower to run and requires the computer that's running the app to have a java runtime environment installed

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Hy!<br />
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I think C++ is easier! Of course, the language sometimes is difficult, but the IDEs are better, I think!<br />
Look at <a href="http://www.borland.com!" rel="ugc">www.borland.com!</a>&nbsp;Order a Demo-CD and you'll see, the C++Builder is very easy to use!!!<br />
(and creates standalone exes, too)<br />
Robert
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Hy!

I think C++ is easier! Of course, the language sometimes is difficult, but the IDEs are better, I think!
Look at www.borland.com! [http://www.borland.com!] Order a Demo-CD and you'll see, the C++Builder is very easy to use!!!
(and creates standalone exes, too)
Robert

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I've got Visual C++ so I'll be using that.<br />
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But is there any noticable difference in speed in a small app. &nbsp;<br />
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Also am I right in thinking that the only java runtime they need already comes with win98 / nt / 2000??<br />
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Ed
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I've got Visual C++ so I'll be using that.

But is there any noticable difference in speed in a small app.  

Also am I right in thinking that the only java runtime they need already comes with win98 / nt / 2000??


Ed

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cheers, &nbsp;I have been playing around and I find Java a hell of a lot easier.
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cheers,  I have been playing around and I find Java a hell of a lot easier.

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Hi,<br />
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I have been playing around with Java and C++ for a little while (Visual Studio 6).<br />
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In general terms, if I wanted to write a simple dialog based win app, is there any benefit using c++ over Java (or visa versa).<br />
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I know its a bit vauge but i'm only really looking for thoughts / opinions on this.
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Hi,

I have been playing around with Java and C++ for a little while (Visual Studio 6).

In general terms, if I wanted to write a simple dialog based win app, is there any benefit using c++ over Java (or visa versa).

I know its a bit vauge but i'm only really looking for thoughts / opinions on this.

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