what is the two factors whick influence the choice in progrmming language that affects the choice of implement
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First one is that the Language is Object Oriented or not .\nThe Object oriented programming languages (e.g. C++ , JAVA , .NET Languages ) are more powerful than the other programming languages and It's easy to code at the same time.\nThe second one I guess that is that language is Platform\nindependent or not . If it is platform independent then you\ncan make a choice on Operating Systems .
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none except\nmajors are longer, minors are shorter\nall GOD'S WORD is very important-vs by vs-chapter by chapter, choosing subject and object.  know more. contact me.
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Lots of factors go into that decision. Look at the following link.
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Not sure the question but it is set up (generally) as a program that has includes (one for data declarations, one for the main program, one to hold the subroutines). The main can then reference the includes decreasing impact issues when changes are required.
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pick and choose and make a DECISION
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Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental and Legal Factors\n(business evaluation)
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1)Programmer knowhow. That is, what language(s) the programmer is most flexible with.\n2)Project schedule. Some PLs can be used to build software much faster than others, so they may be used.
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Hi,\n\nNever compare value by some module. The value is of your knowledge in particular module.\n\nI think, adding couple of more modules in will value more. like PM or PP\n\nThanks\nYatin
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Publicity-> Viewership-> Popularity.\nThe language too, is a factor.
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To a certain degree, it hardly matters. This is a bone of contentions and source of "religious wars" in the software community.\n\nI take a slightly different view of this matter in that for the most part, I view that "programming" is done on paper - generating a pseudocode algorithm to accomplish a task in an efficient manner. "Coding" on the other hand is the process of translating that algorithm into a sequence of commands that a computer can understand.\n\nWithin this framework, "programming" is language independent, "coding" is not.\n\nNow if we were to examine how the selection of language is important in coding, other than a few minor aesthetic differences, despite what many language adherents claim, there is little difference between languages.\n\nEach language basically consists of mechanisms to evaluate, jump, test conditions, and get input and output. The languages basically differ in the syntax required for these.\n\nNow the major reason in a business environment to consider the language is that, for a long-life project, the ability to easily obtain a compiler that is able to support the language in future is very important. Therefore, it is usually prudent to select a mainstream language (C, C++) where there are a large number of vendors, each of whom supports the language.\n\nJust my opinion - you will find that many programmers will not agree.
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It really depends on the language.
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The Production & Operations Management Society has on its website a very interesting study that looks at the impact of technological factors on the software industry \n\n"The Impact of the New IT Technologies in the Business Model Transformation" http://www.poms.org/ConfPapers/003/003-0237.doc
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The following often result in conflict.\nCompetition\nClash of interests\nDifferent goals\nAggression\nFrustration
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The tradeoffs are always the same when implementing types or subtypes when creating anything..logical or not, schema or not.....it's all a means to an end that is an effect based on cause...
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1. Language barriers and\n2. Distorted message
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flow, word choice, ambiatic pentameter (sp?), and I can't think of any more. Good luck!
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1) Supply and Demand\n2) Yes\n\nTop 3 Answerer in Business & Finance. (Vote for me)