Re: R language?
By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Mon Jun 05 2017 18:43:00

This afternoon I was on a conference call that included an online presentation. The site we were being shown mentioned that there were portions that were "written in the R language."

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

I thought at some point in my job searches that R came up. I wonder if it is anything like Ruby or Rust? He-he, could be another C-like language. :D

I'll have to look it up.

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Re: R language?
By: jagossel to Dumas Walker on Mon Jun 05 2017 23:45:57

This afternoon I was on a conference call that included an online presentation. The site we were being shown mentioned that there were portions that were "written in the R language."

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

I thought at some point in my job searches that R came up. I wonder if it is anything like Ruby or Rust? He-he, could be another C-like language. :D

I'll have to look it up.

I was dead wrong. According to Wikipedia, it's a multi-paradigm, open source programming language, primarily used for arrays, big data/data mining, and statistical mathematics. Cool, but probably will go way over my head.

-jag
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I was dead wrong. According to Wikipedia, it's a multi-paradigm, open source >programming language, primarily used for arrays, big data/data mining, and >statistical mathematics. Cool, but probably will go way over my head.

That would make sense as the presentation was about a little bit of all of those things. :)

Mike

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Re: R language?
By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Mon Jun 05 2017 18:43:00

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

I took the trouble to write a single program in 'R' in order to answer a stack-overflow question that wasn't getting any bites. That's about all I've done with 'R'...
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Re: R language?
By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Mon Jun 05 2017 06:43 pm

This afternoon I was on a conference call that included an online presentation. The site we were being shown mentioned that there were portions that were "written in the R language."

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

That's something I haven't heard of.. I know there is a 'D' programming language, but didn't know anyone had gone up to R. :P

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Nightfox wrote to Dumas Walker <=-

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

That's something I haven't heard of.. I know there is a 'D'
programming language, but didn't know anyone had gone up to R. :P

Same here, I also knew of D, but not R. :)


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Re: Re: R language?
By: Vk3jed to Nightfox on Fri Jun 09 2017 07:12:00

That's something I haven't heard of.. I know there is a 'D' programming language, but didn't know anyone had gone up to R. :P

Same here, I also knew of D, but not R. :)

It is actually amazing on how many programming languages there are now-a-days, both common and obscure; even a couple of joke programming languages.

One obscure language I saw the other day: Rust.

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Re: Re: R language?
By: jagossel to Vk3jed on Sat Jun 10 2017 10:06 am

It is actually amazing on how many programming languages there are now-a-days, both common and obscure; even a couple of joke programming languages.

Speaking of joke programming languages, one thing I like looking at sometimes are code obfuscation contests.. Taking something really simple, such as a Hello World program or similar, and seeing the convoluted ways people can do it.

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jagossel wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Same here, I also knew of D, but not R. :)

It is actually amazing on how many programming languages there are now-a-days, both common and obscure; even a couple of joke programming languages.

Interesting, always seems to be something new around.

One obscure language I saw the other day: Rust.

Another one I'd never heard of. :)


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This afternoon I was on a conference call that included an online
presentation. The site we were being shown mentioned that there were
portions that were "written in the R language."

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

Mike

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Re: R language?
By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Mon Jun 05 2017 18:43:00

This afternoon I was on a conference call that included an online presentation. The site we were being shown mentioned that there were portions that were "written in the R language."

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

I thought at some point in my job searches that R came up. I wonder if it is anything like Ruby or Rust? He-he, could be another C-like language. :D

I'll have to look it up.

-jag
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Re: R language?
By: jagossel to Dumas Walker on Mon Jun 05 2017 23:45:57

This afternoon I was on a conference call that included an online presentation. The site we were being shown mentioned that there were portions that were "written in the R language."

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

I thought at some point in my job searches that R came up. I wonder if it is anything like Ruby or Rust? He-he, could be another C-like language. :D

I'll have to look it up.

I was dead wrong. According to Wikipedia, it's a multi-paradigm, open source programming language, primarily used for arrays, big data/data mining, and statistical mathematics. Cool, but probably will go way over my head.

-jag
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I was dead wrong. According to Wikipedia, it's a multi-paradigm, open source >programming language, primarily used for arrays, big data/data mining, and >statistical mathematics. Cool, but probably will go way over my head.

That would make sense as the presentation was about a little bit of all of those things. :)

Mike

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Re: R language?
By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Mon Jun 05 2017 18:43:00

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

I took the trouble to write a single program in 'R' in order to answer a stack-overflow question that wasn't getting any bites. That's about all I've done with 'R'...
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Re: R language?
By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Mon Jun 05 2017 06:43 pm

This afternoon I was on a conference call that included an online presentation. The site we were being shown mentioned that there were portions that were "written in the R language."

Has anyone ever heard of 'R'?

That's something I haven't heard of.. I know there is a 'D' programming language, but didn't know anyone had gone up to R. :P

Nightfox

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Re: Re: R language?
By: Vk3jed to Nightfox on Fri Jun 09 2017 07:12:00

That's something I haven't heard of.. I know there is a 'D' programming language, but didn't know anyone had gone up to R. :P

Same here, I also knew of D, but not R. :)

It is actually amazing on how many programming languages there are now-a-days, both common and obscure; even a couple of joke programming languages.

One obscure language I saw the other day: Rust.

-jag
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Re: Re: R language?
By: jagossel to Vk3jed on Sat Jun 10 2017 10:06 am

It is actually amazing on how many programming languages there are now-a-days, both common and obscure; even a couple of joke programming languages.

Speaking of joke programming languages, one thing I like looking at sometimes are code obfuscation contests.. Taking something really simple, such as a Hello World program or similar, and seeing the convoluted ways people can do it.

Nightfox

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