Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 08:57:51 06/28/03
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On June 27, 2003 at 12:41:04, Russell Reagan wrote: >I'm interested to learn what the programming experience is of people who have >written strong chess programs. > >For instance, what did the commercial engine authors do before they were full >time chess programmers? Were they professional programmers in another field? > >What about people who have written strong amateur programs? Do they work as >professional programmers, or have professional programming experience? > >Even if you don't consider your engine strong, I'd still like to hear what kind >of programming experience you have, even if it's, "I learned QBasic in high >school." That's where I started :) > >Thanks, >Russell I have never written a complete chess program, but I might decide to write one in the futute. Languages that I learned (in order to get my Bachelor of science in Computer information System (BCI)) are: 1.ADA, Assembly, Basic/Visual Basic, C/C++, Visual C++, COBOL, FORTRAN, HTML Java, PASCAL, PL and RPGII, SQL and still learning other languages. COMPUTER LANGUAGES EXPERIENCE: C (10yrs), C++ (6yrs), Java (4yrs), Visual C++ (4yrs), PL/SQL (3yrs), HTML (3yrs), Visual Basic (1yrs) I worked for 6 years in IBM, then decided to work for the Department of Defense. Pichard
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