Coding for statistic software

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Making a commercial type of statistical business software

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I am learning R and C++ in hope of creating a type of statistic business software

Posted 11-Jan-18 20:55pm

muhammad ramzi

Updated 11-Jan-18 21:59pm

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OriginalGriff 12-Jan-18 3:30am

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muhammad ramzi 12-Jan-18 3:39am

I am considered an intermediate in R and also C++ what kind of programming language I could take up and learn to make a commercial statistical software ? Any advices as well ?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2018-01-11T21:59:00

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I am considered an intermediate in R and also C++ what kind of programming language I could take up and learn to make a commercial statistical software ?

Any of them, depending on environment.
If you want a web app, you want a server language (VB, C#, C++, PHP, ...) and client language - Javascript
For iOS, then it's ObjectiveC or Xamarin/C#
For Android, it's Java or Xamarin/C#
For Windows, it's almost anything except Javascript.

We don;t know what you are planning for this, so if you have good familiarity in C++, then probably that's the one to go for, unless you need to change it for a different environment.

Posted 11-Jan-18 21:59pm

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muhammad ramzi 12-Jan-18 4:52am

Well my plan is to actually create a desktop software . It is for storage of many types of data for business . But at the same time it also analyze these data to create graphs and charts so that it is easily digested by the user . I'm mainly wanting to do this because my of my mothers business . She needs these kind of software to ease her workload and I got inspired by that . So from my plan so far , is there any other language I need to learn ? And do you have any advice for me ?

OriginalGriff 12-Jan-18 5:51am

If you are good in C++, then do it in C++, using whichever framework you are familiar with - learning a new language is trivial, it's the supporting framework behind that that takes months to learn! For example, if you are good with C++/MFC, you can pick up C# in a day - but learning the .NET framework behind that and without which it is useless with take months!