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i think java is the best language to begin with as it's is fairly straight forward, but powerful, that was my first language(sams teach yourself java in 24 hours) i have also had a go a few others jscript, c#, c++, python but none of them compare to java in my opinion
if you decide to learn c++ from the internet beware as most offerings are in an older version of c++ and are not compatible with most new compilers
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Howdy 1sf (troll)
A lot of the C/C++ is ancient ... true. X is a good example there (grin). Java was basically designed to contain the programmer from themselves ... that is, enforce safe habbits in order to get embedded production systems up and running. The net idea came later, so it isn't the "pure" lang that it often promotes it self as. I do like java, but comes accros as a bit restrictive for my tast. And it isn't that fast, unless you have a fast box that is. C++ has come a long way over a short time. One problem that people will have yhough ... is that when they attempt to code in plus, they will either try to impose the concept space of another language on it, and then get disapointed when they find problems there ... or they think they __must__ do the full object thing. As Mr BS says, well written C will be C++ by default. If written to modern specs. Ic'e seen .cc or .cxx files with "printf" functions being used, and that just ain't plus
But i can see what your saying though
, java was my real first lang aside from basic. At the time there was a lot of documentation around, so it was also very accessable. Mainly due to Sun pushing it forward i guess. And the first always seems to have a certain hold.
Java is more of a smallTalkish kind of thing really too, that uses C++ style syntax ... and hides all its pointers (grin). And very library based, but so is C++ now anyway. Apparently one can get gabbage collection for plus too
But, of course, i haven't looked there (money).
The older versions -=- well, theres an opportunity to translate fragments up.
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i just meant that if you're a beginer java is a lot easier to learn as you say, no pointers, automatic garbage collection, i have quite a fast box so i've never really noticed a difference in speed, and when i was learning c++ a lot of the tutorials on the internet where actually more c than ++ in their syntax( i presume this was an earlier version of ++/ late version of c to get coders to change languages)
also with a good grounding in java the transition to c and all it's variants will be a lot easier(well i thought so anyway
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Howdy 1sf (troll),
I mentioned it hides its' pointers, not that it dosen't have them ... all passes in java are by reference not value. It's just that your not allowed to do arithmetric on them, and "dot" syntax is used rather than ->. References are pointers basically really. And there are proprietry gabbage collecter available. But if all your objects/types have handles ... there not really needed with care. A lot of the leaking in C/C++ was really occuring in the libraries rather than directly in the apps too. But even libc has come forward on that issue.
I know what you mean though, when you mentioned "a lot of bad code", like, is there what
. One thing that drives me crazy is when a "non-object" creation is found in src. Such as a function pass where a parameter is replaced with just a "new blah" statement. Rather than a declaration, call to new, then passing the handle. How can it be deleted other wise
Heaps of that goes on unfortunately. But thats a habbit issue.
A lot of the code out there is old ... in context with older standards ... but things move quickly, so i would think that in whatever is being learn't ... the info refered to should be in terms of the current language standard. Though i bet the X coders probably wouldn't agree there, lol
i just meant that if you're a beginer java is a lot easier to learn ...
Can't agree there. It all depends on what learning facilities are available to a person and how the person relates to the sources their learning from. Java is great though, i quite like it. But i think i realised that the main reasons were that i had access to free Java IDEs (PCPlus) and the language aspects i liked were the C/C++ ones anyway. Syntax flexability.
And what about "BASIC". Iv'e had some great times with basic. It handles strings just so well (grin). And does good math too, with a few tricks applied sometimes.
Even LT (tux) said once that C++ was no good, in that he tryed it for the kernel once but it was to cumbersome ... so C was the choice. But that was back in the mid nineties, and at the time the comment was true. ++ has gone through a lot of ratification since. I think we are all still in yesterday (grin).
a lot of the tutorials on the internet where actually more c than ++ in their syntax
There the same, except that well written C, complying with modern C standards, will be C++ by default.
It's like ... say you declare an int in a function ... then you create a conditional statement ... say "if (blah) { }"
Then you declare another int, same name, within that conditional. In old C, that would be an error, due to the double declaration within the function, but in ++ it wouldn't. It would just hide the outer int for the duration of the conditional.
That provides a more flexable structure ...
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You have two "int i"'s in ++, as the inner will hide the outer. In C you would likely get an error or a warning.
Though it's all 6 of one and half a dozen of the other really
i guess. I always like McGrawHill books whenever i come across them. They seem to generally have a fairly good reading style about them
i have quite a fast box so i've never really noticed a difference ...
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i have never learned c as i have always been lead to believe that it is a very leaky language(security wise) and with java you can't accidently write something that will start to ?systematically? delete your hard drive
it could happen
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GCC4 pretty much fixes all the leakyness as you call it. With the correct libraries or good programming they don't happen anyway.
I haven't seen a C program that can accidently delete your hard drive, don't see how it can happen unless you are doing low level disk access which you shouldn't be doing anyway.
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Avoid Basic in all its flavours. It is a ghastly language. You will have to unlearn all sorts of bad stuff when you progress to a proper language.
Start with Python. It is a very clean, uncomplicated language with some very nice features and a clear object model that is easy to understand.
There is also a very helpful newsgroup at comp.lang.python.
Getting the hang of objects, both using other people's objects and writing your own is a vital step in learning programming and Python will help you understand that. You can then explore other languages like C++ and Java, which make objects more of a drama.
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Howdy overflow,
I'm not disagreeing with you [ i think (grin) ] ... but,
I don't think that objects are really that neccessary initially, in order to learn a language. They may well get in the way of getting familiar with the overall mind space associated with a particular language too. The less complext that stage is the better -=- more fun, with the satisfaction of actually getting small units to work.
Different languages have different paradigm associations ... so comparisions become somewhat futile really. As BS has said ... it's a common mistake that people do, to bring the mind space of one language, often something their more familiar with ... and try to impose it on an other language. Resulting in a disapointment in how the other language performs (for them).
So what ever language is being considered, it needs to be looked at in terms of its' own purpose rather than in terms of some thing else. and in all cases/flavours ... why make it over complexed. Better to have fun with it than try to grasp all of its aspects to soon. What ever understanding that may be there, hidden away in the more esoteric areas of a particular language ... forget it ... it will reveal it self eventually depending on how long the person has been involved with it. Much easier that way i recone.
When you say "more of a drama" ... in what way do you mean ?
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More of a drama owing to the number of different types of objects which necessarily introduce syntic elements that Python doesn't have. Like: 'public', 'abstract' and 'final' for example. These are confusing concepts to somone learning about classes.
Python lends itself really well to someone learning programming. Simple stuff is really simple in Python.
print "Hello world!"
As a first program, it doesn't get much simpler than that.
But this initial simplicity doesn't hinder using the language for large, complex projects. I work at a software company and we use Python for just about everything.
We take on new recruites straight out of university and they learn the language from books with peer help. Generally these people already know Java or C++ but they take to Python and everyone prefers it.
It is a remarkably productive language.
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The unfortunate fact, as I'm sure you've noticed, is that you can ask 10 different people what programming language to start with, and you will get 10 different answers.
Personally I would recommend Python, although I'll go through a few of them, highlighting what I think are advantages and disadvantages as a first language.
I hope you find the following useful. Having tried all the following languages I would recommend Python, for its sliding simplicity(simple for simple stuff, with advanced features when you need them), and good habit generation.(Python insists on indentation).
Once you know C or C++ anything else will be relatively easy. A lot of languages use C syntax, including Java, Javascript, PHP, and to a certain extent Perl.
C is a very difficult language to master. It requires a lot of learning theory, and you need to learn things about memory management, and memory allocation and all that. There are libraries(prewritten/reusable pieces of code) to help you out with this(such as GLib). C++ uses different libraries, but from an ease of learning point of view, it is C but way more stuff to learn. Very few people know 100% of C++. A very good C++ programmer would know about 90% of the language.
Perl is an excellent language for processing text. It is however the only language that looks the same before and after encryption. This makes it very hard to read existing code, to learn new stuff. In many cases you need to study each character before deciding what it all means. On the upside you don't need to worry about memory management.
Java is a bit like C++ without the memory management, plus manditory OOP(Object Orientation). You can write non-OOP with C++(which will be basicly C), but java insists that everything is an object.
Python is a very OO language, perhaps even more so than Java. Everything from a string to a number to a number to a function to er just about everything, is an object. This only becomes clear when you learn more about the language.
Indentation is manditory in Python, where as in C-syntax languages(all languages discussed so far), Indentation is strongly encouraged. Indentation is a good habit to get into, and Pythons insistance is IMO a good thing. With python you use as advanced or as simple of concepts as you like.
PHP is a language designed originally for web development, in which it excells. It has since made its way into GUI and console development, but it doesn´t have the same community support as some of the other languages discussed here. PHP GUI development is restricted to GTK, where as Python has pyGTK, PyQT, wxPython, and a lot more besides.
Javascript is very like C without the variable types, and memory allocation. It isn´t quite as Object oriented as it is object based. By that I mean you generally don't make your own objects in JS(it's messy IMO), but you use the pre-built ones provided by your enviornment.
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Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
My cousin has had his Cub since the 1960's (Second owner). It ran fine except for Blue smoke so we put in new rings, lapped the valves and new rod bearings. After that it ran only on 2 cylinders ( 1 and 2) so we left it and used another Cub to cut the grass. This year we decided to work on it again. The compression is 115 Psi to 95 psi and cylinders 3 and 4 that don't run have around 100 psi. We left the plugs on the head and they all have spark. Cylinders 3 and 4 were wet with gas. Any ideas, Thanks!!
Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
Switch plug wires on #3 and 4 cylinders.
If you have Fuel, Air, and Compression and spark, it is a spark/timing issue. Plugs are bad, or timing is off etc...
Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
I would not suggest just swapping plug wire positions unless your firing order sequence is off and you have a reason.
Is your cub equipped with a magneto or battery ignition?
Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
I'm with Dale on this one. Check your firing order. It's very easy to get the plug wires mixed up where they go through the grommet. I do it almost every time I have the plug wires off.
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Have a look at this article - How To Understand Firing Order, that might be of help. I would also suggest having a look at the valves ... they might need adjusting.
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Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
Yup. Since you have fuel, compression and ignition. More than likely plug wires crossed - on wrong spark plugs. You may need to change out the spark plugs on cylinders 3 and 4 since they are probably fouled.
Plug wires correct, check for insulation break down in plug wires.
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I too bet the wires are crossed , or cap cracked
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Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
I that's why he suggested swapping the wires.
Firing order is 1-3-4-2 so it's pretty easy to get 3 and 4 switched around. I've done it before myself. Double checked, swore up and down that they were right before I started it up... Nope.
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A friend called because he could not get his Cub running well. After a few questions, I asked if he was sure that the plug wires were attached in the proper order. "Yes, I've checked them several times. Will you come over here and get this running?" I went over and looked under the hood then switched #s 3 and 4. Shook hands with the gear shift, pulled the switch. pulled the starter lever and it started instantly. Needless to say my friend was a bit red-faced.
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Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
Thanks for the reply's. It is a distributor, new cap, new roter and I did swap the plug wires of 3 and 4 and it still doesn't run on all cylinders.
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Timing light. Cylinders #1 and #4 fire when the pointer and timing mark on pulley line up with pointer. Cylinders # 2 and #3 fire 180 degrees off the pulley timing mark. Hand crank and chalk to indicate the approximate 180 degree position on pulley.
Another simple check. Engine running. Disconnect one spark plug wire at a time. Engine dies or falters = ignition timing correct for that cylinder. No change in engine performance = something wrong.
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Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
You swapped the two wires but did you have the correct firing order before that? The cylinder firing sequence is 1,3,4,2 clockwise as you are facing the front of the distributor cap on the battery ignition.
Just to add to what Eugene suggested, on battery ignition units there may be two pulley notches on the front crankshaft pulley, I mark them with a bottle of white-out for better visibility:
-loosen the mounting nuts holding the battery ignition unit in place so that there is minimal free play
-with the tractor running at low idle, set the variable advance on your timing gun to 0, the light should match up with the TDC notch
-with the tractor running at high idle, keep the variable advance at 0, the light should match up with the BTDC notch (the first notch the pointer comes to)
-slowly rotate the ignition body in or out until the marks line up with the light
-retighten the mounting nuts to lock everything in place
Before making any adjustment to the ignition body at high idle, be sure it is advancing properly, and only needs fine tuning.
Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
im thinking valves stuck open or burnt valves or carbon built up on vaves inhibiting fuel flow to the cylinders. Plugged intake ports or exhaust ports.
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Re: Cub only runs on cyl 1 and 2
He has good compression in those cylinders at 90-100lbs Clark.
So, he has compression compression
he has spark at the plugs spark
plugs are wet with gas, so he is getting fuel fuel
It has got to be bad plugs, or it has to be out of time.
I would start by making sure #1 is at Top Dead Center, and check timing from the beginning.
Then I would clean the wet plugs or replace them (replace them with new gapped plugs)
Then I would double check and tripple check wire placement.
Then I would go for a ride on my cub.
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Just my 2 cents worth, but if the plugs are still fouled these two cylinders will not fire.
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I am Dan England's son and I am posting to this forum to inform all of my dad's Farmall family of his passing. After a long battle with cancer he became ill Friday and was hospitalized until his death around noon today. Dad considered the people on this forum to be not only great friends but also extended family. He was proud of his association with each and every one of you and you added a lot of joy to some really tough years of his life. For this we as his family are very grateful.
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My condolences to your family.
I never met Dan but we conversed back and forth through email, etc.
May the Lord comfort you in your time of sorrow.
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Thank you for posting. So very sorry to hear this sad news. I never got to meet him in person, but considered him a true friend due to our conversations on this forum.
We will keep you and the family in our thoughts and prayers.
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My condolences to your family.
Dan was well known here on the Forum, and well liked, we'll all miss him......
Both Dan and the entire family are in our thoughts and prayers.
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Rosanne and I are deeply saddened to hear this news. I met Dan one time and that was when I bought a Cub from him. From the time we first talked, I knew he was a man with great integrity. I never hesitated in buying that Cub because I knew it was a good one if Dan said so. He and I spent the weekend together at the Texas Tumble and Rosie and I thoroughly enjoyed our time with Dan and Janie. We kept in touch through PMs and phone calls on a continued basis. It was always a joy to talk to him. His wisdom and wit will surely be missed by all who knew him.
Dan, with Waldo at the Tumble right after I bought the Cub from him. Dan made it a point to tell me that if the Cub ever went on the market to let him know first in case he wanted it back. Don't worry Dan, Rosie and I will take good care of it.
Our prayers go out to all the England family in this time of sorrow.
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I met your father at that same Texas Tumble, and immediately recognized an honorable and humble man. I really appreciated his contributions to this community, and weep with you in your time of sorrow.
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Thank you for letting us know. Dan was a kind and thoughtful man whom I considered a friend even though we never met in person. My deepest condolences.
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Condolences to you all from Janet and I. I was fortunate to have met Dan and as the others said, he was obviously a man of integrity. I also found him to be a man of great courage. He faced his battle with cancer head on and never gave up.
I enjoyed our many "conversations" via e-mail and private message. I will truly miss him.
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Wow. It seems strange to me to feel like this, like I just lost a friend, when we had never met. But that is exactly what I am feeling right now. I always enjoyed reading his comments and posts and considered him a friend.
My thoughts and prayers are with Dans family and I'd like them to know that he truly was a member of this family and he will be missed. God's speed Dan.
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Annie and I were fortunate enough to spend time with Dan and Janie. Several times they opened their spare bedroom and insisted we stay with them. I have never met a more gracious couple or a nicer gentleman than Dan. Ironically Dan taught in our local Bakersfield school before moving on to the University of Arkansas. Dan shared much about his illness with us both by phone and e-mail. He asked me not to tell the forum how sick he really was. I tried to respect his request.
This picture is a rare instance when Dan was not wearing his trademark blue jump suit.
The forum has lost a great member and Annie and I have lost a close friend.
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God bless him and all his family. Enjoyed his postings and some PM back and forth.
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Dan was just a finer fellow as I have ever had any dealings with. We talked quit a bit from time to time. I will miss him as I know you do. You can take much pride in the fast that he was a wonderful man.
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Thank you for informing us of the passing. I have to say that your dad was as fine of a man as I have ever met.
(not in person sadly ). We enjoyed many conversations and his concern and willingness to share with me and help in any way he could will never be forgotten. I will truly have a void from his passing but a full heart in having the opportunity to get to know your father in a special way. God bless him and you all. Please send special regards to Mrs Janie to know we are with her in spirit always.
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