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C
Assembly
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C++ or Rust
Or C# for now
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>>21644C# is as high level as Java doe
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>>21635 (OP)learn typescript

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C / C++
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>>21667C++ extensions are needed if you do OOP
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>>21668i was mostly talking about things added after c++11
object oriented programming is aids btw, if that matters. functionalGODS won
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>>21644rust is not low level, it has a lot of abstraction, and it's just bad
c++ is really bloated, so you should just learn C instead
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C
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C
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nX-U8/100 and nX-U16/100 assembly
nX-U8/100 and nX-U16/100 have the exact same assembly and machine code
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>>21692https://github.com/fxesdev/nXU8100-resources/blob/main/nX-U8100%20Core%20Instruction%20Manual.pdfmost of the nX-U8/100 documentation also applies to the nX-U16/100 including the machine code
nX-U8/100 and nX-U16/100 are almost perfectly machine code compatible
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>>21669oop would only "work" for big teams who may not even really know each other, if you know who you're working with, it's better to ask the intricacies of a function rather than getting lost in inherited class after inherited class
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>>21707inheritence is always awful. even in big teams it will make your life a living nightmare
the only good thing about oop is encapsulation. invariants are really, really important in programming and encapsulation helps with that