• jicman (6/6) Mar 13 2005 I am explaining this programming language to a friend of mine and I want...
• Unknown W. Brackets (4/13) Mar 13 2005 I'm almost certain the language is named "D". Just like C is C.
• Walter (7/12) Mar 13 2005 to send

jicman <jicman_member pathlink.com> writes:

I am explaining this programming language to a friend of mine and I want to send
him the right info.  I see that our newsgroup is called digitalmars.D and in the
index.html it's called D.  On the examples directory is called d. I use d.  I
have seen Derek use D.  I have seen folks mix it up in the same post.  So, I now
ask: is it d or is it D?

thanks.

"Unknown W. Brackets" <unknown simplemachines.org> writes:

I'm almost certain the language is named "D".  Just like C is C.

However, that doesn't make people name files "blah.C", but rather 
"blah.c".  It is common practice among many to use lowercase in filenames.

-[Unknown]


 I am explaining this programming language to a friend of mine and I want to
send
 him the right info.  I see that our newsgroup is called digitalmars.D and in
the
 index.html it's called D.  On the examples directory is called d. I use d.  I
 have seen Derek use D.  I have seen folks mix it up in the same post.  So, I
now
 ask: is it d or is it D?
 
 thanks.
 
 

"Walter" <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

"jicman" <jicman_member pathlink.com> wrote in message
news:d12gi0$2vf$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 I am explaining this programming language to a friend of mine and I want

to send
 him the right info.  I see that our newsgroup is called digitalmars.D and

in the
 index.html it's called D.  On the examples directory is called d. I use d.

I
 have seen Derek use D.  I have seen folks mix it up in the same post.  So,

I now
 ask: is it d or is it D?

I'd stick with "D".