I learnt html, i learnt java, i learnt actionscript, ive learnt a fair bit (not well) but every time I want to do somethin, it seems like I need to do a bit more, and a bit more, and as that goes on, the programming gets harder. Plus there are too many formats. AND theyre american. so things like color, not colour.
I wish there was a universal thing, which any program could read, and it was very basic and could be used for anything, o, and made perfect sense.

And me and kyle looked at each other and said ok, we played the first thing that came to our... sorry, tribute

Anyway, i guess i want to ask, howd you learn all of the different codes, where do you get the tutorials from!!

Hmm, yeah, it can be quite hard. OSme people get taught how to code, others get guides off the internet, some get books and otehrs just pic pick it up.

Btw, the exact quote you were looking for is;

[b]Well[/b] me and Kyle, [b]we[/b] looked at each other, and [b]we each[/b] said... OK! And we played the first thing that came to our heads, just so happened to be, the best song in the world...

Sorry, got a bit carried away there.

You can't do as much with easy code because it is too 'high level'. A high level programming language is Visual Basic, for example. A low level programming language is assembly code, as another example.

The higher the level of programming language, the more processing power will be used... because the code has to be converted to its lowest level (machine code) for it to be understood by the computer.

You can have an easy programming language, but you won't be able to do jack with it

Yeah, true. Maybe I should learn to code in machine code... Binary FTW!

AppleScript is like the highest level code I have ever seen in my life

Difficult?

It's very similar to the English language
Extremely easy

Oh, so high level is one that machines have to convert the most into low level (machine) code that they understand?

Yeah, therefore they put more strain on the processor.

Ah, OK, but they're ridiculously easy to code?

Yeah, check it out here: http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/applescript/

Wow, that does look easy!