Question:
Is there a programming language with built in gui?
Alexander
2010-03-06 11:14:46 UTC
I now you can use visual studio, but is there something else?

Is there a programming language that have built in gui or do you need a gui toolkit like wxwidgets?


Don't say i am stupid or anything, I am only 13.
Six answers:
anonymous
2010-03-06 12:22:49 UTC
There's no such thing as GUI in a programming language. Programming languages are written using text, not GUI. If you are looking for a program to use as an alternative to Visual Studio that's as good as Visual Studio for Windows I don't think something like that exists. If you are using a Mac then get Xcode and Interface Builder. They are developed by Apple and work perfectly with one another.
?
2010-03-06 11:25:09 UTC
some logic design programs have GUIs and let you do things visually. As for programming languages, you need to write out the code by hand. was this what you meant, because if you were asking about a language that lets you easily design GUIs, the Java and Python are both excellent options.
anonymous
2010-03-06 12:11:44 UTC
Programming languages, like natural (human) languages, don't come with GUIs. French, Spanish, English - they're just ways of saying something. The same with computer languages.



There are GUIs written for specific languages or sets of languages. You can use a program like Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/download.php ) for just about any language, but only to write it. Most languages don't have anything you can drag and drop - it's all text.
Captain Cock
2010-03-06 11:20:30 UTC
You should understand the basics of other things first.



A application depends on API's in order to function properly.

Visual Studio creates .NET applications which depend on Microsoft .NET framework. If a computer doesn't have .NET installed then the application won't run (almost all windows computers have .NET framework 2.0).



If you want your application to be stable without the need of .NET framework then you have to start coding in C++ or any other language im afraid, but you're a little bit too young for that.

You should learn VB.NET first.
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anonymous
2010-03-06 11:17:39 UTC
i though the main purpose of programming was to make a GUI for your program so that other users could use it...?



Unless your talking about a compilers... so you can test and see how it looks and such



http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html


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