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I don't consider HTML and CSS to be programming, although CSS3 can get pretty complex 
Beyond that, if you've seen one high-level object-oriented language, you've seen 'em all. Functional programming languages can get weird though. And memory management's a pain.
Beyond that, if you've seen one high-level object-oriented language, you've seen 'em all. Functional programming languages can get weird though. And memory management's a pain.
I agree that high-level programming is a pain in the arse. I'm new to C++ and most of the programming languages around. I don't really consider myself a programmer yet because I am still learning them.
I do however consider myself a Web developer. I know HTML/CSS and have a vague understanding of Javascript. I also taught myself MySQL.
So with that being said I think that the difference between the two is pretty big. I only ask because I have met people who develop web pages and consider themselves a programmer.
I really think it's all in the miscommunication of what a person understands to be a programmer.
I do however consider myself a Web developer. I know HTML/CSS and have a vague understanding of Javascript. I also taught myself MySQL.
So with that being said I think that the difference between the two is pretty big. I only ask because I have met people who develop web pages and consider themselves a programmer.
I really think it's all in the miscommunication of what a person understands to be a programmer.
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