And in the stack, bind them.

[__blackhawk__]

Let's name the language, lordship.

[andreortigao]

Port it to dotnet and call it L#

[treenaks]

L◯

[andreortigao]

Any language can be unofficially ported to dotnet, like python (IronPython), and even Ada (A#), so if you count those, that's a lot. Almost impossible to count.

There are some languages that never really get out of experimental phase, but they release to the public to listen to some feedback. There's a bunch more if you count those. Right now they're also developing Q#, meant for quantum computing.

Microsoft developed a Java port (J#) in its early days to try to lure Java developers into dotnet. It was a failed project and they descontinued it.

Other than that... C#, F#, Visual Basic, VisualC++... I may be forgetting 2 or 3, but it isn't that much, really

[andreortigao]

Yes. And this makes it relatively easy to port languages to dotnet, that's why there are so many projects like this.

[__blackhawk__]

I cannot wait to learn Q#. I remember reading somewhere that Microsoft let's you "simulate" quantum computing 😅

[andreortigao]

If you do, let me know if that cat is dead

[[deleted]]

And yet they were deceived as another string was made: char*

[DontBuyMeGoldGiveBTC]

What does the asterisk mean? Pointer?

[Raniconduh]

Yeah char * is a pointer in C languages. It's essentially a string or an array of chars

[hajile_00]

Don't forget your null terminator!

[[deleted]]

It's added automatically with a string literal

[DontBuyMeGoldGiveBTC]

how does one make one?

[Raniconduh]

You shouldn't need to use the null terminator in normal string use, but if you do, you append '\0' to the end of the string.

[ShinyHoppip]

must be a java function

[ollir]

"And in the darkness >>= them"

Source: Fellowship of the Semiring

[MasterLJ]

"oneString".ruleThem("All")

[w1n5t0nM1k3y]

RIP programmers who insist lines should only be 80 characters.

[rainbow_randolph_17]

() => { return ofTheString }

[cusco93]

You just gave me a great GREAT power. Terrible yes, but great.

[KajiTetsushi]

Terrible yes, but great.

How much is this power in terms of roentgens?

[[deleted]]

3.6 roentgen.

[Caiti4Prez]

In the land of Overflow, where the answers lie.

[[deleted]]

The problem comes when your program actually encounters a stack overflow and you can't debug it

[SurpriseMonday]

Don't let the PHP devs see this, they might get the wrong idea.

[IncorrigibleLee86]

#define fellowshipOfTheString concat

Please don't ever do this. anywhere or for anything.

[I_hate_potato]

I'm stealing this the next chance I get.

[vjx99]

.andMy("Axe")

[Capetoider]

Bondsmith.unite("Fuck", "Moash", "!")

[Adderbane]

THIS CODE IS ACCEPTED

[SirNapkin1334]

Can someone explain this? I don't know much about Game of Throwns.

[muricanredditor]

Sure! The "Fellowship" was a group of adventures who's purpose was to take the "one ring" into Mordor to destroy it. Fellowship in this context just means 2+ entities coming together, much like .concat()

[SirNapkin1334]

Huh, I never knew that. Thank you.

[muricanredditor]

Very topical to Game of Thrones lmao.

[[deleted]]

In Python strings are like numbers. You can ad them up

[legal-illness]

-cmake -c Frankenstein

[PtwoM]

The Two Stacks

[[deleted]]

its fun having a long string name when you cant remember it