AnonyAnonymous
#145821269Thursday, September 11, 2014 3:59 AM GMT

""I just meant that because LUA is a scripting language, it has a very different syntax then other more complex languages. This difference makes it not an ideal way to start." Comparing "Lua" as a whole to programming languages such as "C++" or "Java" in terms of usability would be entirely unfair as those languages are very much different from Lua. "Scripting Languages" and "General Programming" languages are considered different for numerous reasons although they both still have an eventual...
AnonyAnonymous
#146085029Sunday, September 14, 2014 11:26 PM GMT

That comparison is rather unfair in terms of aspects such as syntax and functionality. "Lua" is a "Scripting-Language" while C++ is an actual complete "Programming Language" itself, "Lua" has many great features and libraries created in "C" enabling it to be used without the presence of another language and a large majority of the core programming concepts can be mimicked using "Lua".
AnonyAnonymous
#146678512Wednesday, September 24, 2014 10:30 AM GMT

Ah yes, "Programming" is very entertaining, the syntax of that particular language seems rather familiar.
AnonyAnonymous
#147333345Saturday, October 04, 2014 11:49 PM GMT

Although learning the syntax of a programming/scripting language can certainly be difficult, I've noticed that the over-all semantic linguistics appear to be significantly more difficult for beginners to grasp, although the majority of concepts can be universally applied. Don't rush into learning it, rather, recognize aspects you can understand and adapt your thinking to understand the pattern of logic.
AnonyAnonymous
#158463983Monday, March 23, 2015 12:20 AM GMT

"without defining an end nothing will happen." Well, except for the syntax errors due to the interpret being unable to pinpoint where the loop ceases.
AnonyAnonymous
#182468632Tuesday, January 26, 2016 11:54 PM GMT

"what is that" Typically, websites consisting of individuals that regularly discuss aspects of Computer-Programming, such as techniques for manipulating syntax features or solutions to common errors for novices.