Tuesday, 23 August 2016

Number 16 Editors

Nick Alexander
Notepad++

Scarycells review:
Pros:
It has many features; it is a tabbed program, user friendly, supports many programming languages. AND IT IS FREE. (As in "free speech" and also "free beer")
Cons:
Really can't think of any.
Summary:
Great for people new to programming and more advanced users. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a good, free text editor.

 I think Notepad++ is an easy program too use, and very easy to see and enter code.

Ultra Edit
Pros: The software provides comprehensive customization options, an intuitive layout and responsive technical support.
Cons: The huge feature set can be daunting and the advanced features are complex, even for experienced users.
Verdict: It's best suited for experienced users seeking advanced, robust functionality.

I have never used this program before but I have heard many good things about it from a friend. 

Tuesday, 19 July 2016

Nicks Blog

Nick Alexander


I'm 24 years of age and was born in Dunedin. I went to kaikorai valley collage and finished in year 13. It tok me awhile to find a job but i finally found one at Countdown Mornington. I worked at the checkout at first but then got into other areas, groceries, chiller, produce, butchery. I worked there until i got sick of it, all my friends from there left so i decided to leave and go to politech. Maybe should of stayed and just worked small shifts in the weekend, but too late for that now. I enjoy playing golf and going to the gym.. I was flatting while working, but moved back home before starting politech. Getting any job with a computer will satisfy me.

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An HTML Tag is a code that describes how a Web page is formatted 
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