Hello,
can anybody please tell me that apple macbook can do language work on it like c,c++,java,python
thanx
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Hello,
can anybody please tell me that apple macbook can do language work on it like c,c++,java,python
thanx
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All of the above and more.
XCode should be able to do C\C++\ObjC, then there's Eclipse for virtually anything else. IIRC, OS X comes with Python and Ruby already installed, but if nothing else there's always Darwin Ports.
So, buying a macbook air or pro is a good option instead of a dell or a alienware laptop(Budget is around 1600$ about 90,000 Rs)
and i do have a ps3 for gaming
So, i mainly interested in MBA because it is light portable .....
and also please anybody tell me the graphics ,video playing performance of it
Isn't the graphics, video playing performance covered in reviews? I looked and it is. So my stumper are these questions.
1. What didn't you find in the review that you need to know?
2. More importantly, your last post may hold clues you may need a Windows system. It's not clear but a few folk were going into the work where it was a PC world. Be sure you know your path.
Bob
Hello,
Sir
I'm extremely sorry for this
we already have a conversation on this topic
But the purpose why i ask this question again because on 25th of the month i went to the i-store for the purchasing of a macbook air 13 but when i go there they confused me that it cannot work for c, c++ java python means all the kind of language stuff
So, i am little bit of confused ..........
Your confusion is normal for a new programmer. In fact I find some arrive at work and are completely unable to install and configure the tools and compilers. This is usually what a programmer picks up a few years later and if they decide they want to be more self sufficient.
At an Apple or most stores it would be unlikely that anyone there is a programmer and even more unlikely they would be able to help you install the tools of the trade.
Bob