Programming language for cricket management game

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So I was wondering what would be a good language to program a cricket management game, like ICC or cricket coach. But assume it is only 1 developer and there will be no 3-d graphics. I am considering writing a simulation type game. I have some C++ and lots of Java experience, but I think those are not so good for user interface.
 
If I knew this I would have been in Infoys.
 
I have C++ Experience, and i must say it is a very powerful programming language.

If you want it to have a better GUI, i would suggest going for visual C++. Much better than VB.

Java is not good for User Interface?? I always thought the contrary..
 
About Java, I suppose it would be fine. But I have found java applications to be painfully slow.. But I haven't programmed in it for about 4 years.
 
If you have the C++ experience, you should probably go with that. I would go with Java* because I am much more comfortable with it and was introduced to object oriented, type-safe languages (which I suppose barely describes C++).

I actually went with PHP and am still not done. :p
 
If you have the C++ experience, you should probably go with that. I would go with Java* because I am much more comfortable with it and was introduced to object oriented, type-safe languages (which I suppose barely describes C++).

I actually went with PHP and am still not done. :p
Yeah, where's Cricket career Sohum? :p
 
I'm using C# .net for now. It is the easiest for me right now to get up an interface and do some testing of the match engine. I will strongly consider C++ if there are speed issues. Thanks for the advice. More to come soon.
 
Lol.. put it on paper before you forget :p
Paper won't help. I need to put it into code. :p

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I'm using C# .net for now. It is the easiest for me right now to get up an interface and do some testing of the match engine. I will strongly consider C++ if there are speed issues. Thanks for the advice. More to come soon.
C# is pretty good. It'll be hard to port it back, though, if you use a lot of the provided data structures.
 

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