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A lot of people learned it in 4. They just took the code and parsed it. They could even intuitively take something ready and rework it for themselves. Even on this forum they advised to study programming in battle conditions right away by taking concrete tasks on the example of their own ideas. Not just rote memorizing everything. And they managed to do it. What was captivating and captivating, there was no need to write everything from scratch and understanding came in the process. It also saved a lot of time. Now you're saying the sb is an evil for a beginner. At what other evil he will consider the implementations he is interested in, in order to learn and redesign it for himself. He has no other evil.
Now it is necessary to study every piece of this code to get to the essence - to find similar code and redo it, though in the essence of logic actions to change a little.
Ilnur, you are both right and wrong, like Schrodinger's cat.
Yes, MQL4 is easier. I used it, for example, to write a working version of VisSim for 2 weeks, having only a basic programming knowledge. But we can't stand still, otherwise MQ will simply lose the competition with the development of information technology. I have seen many programmers of the old Soviet computers, which before my eyes have turned into a fool, not being able to master programming in Windows architecture, and at our workplace simply passed into the category of loaders and clerical workers.
Those who don't want to program, let them study Matlab or VisSim and that's it.
As for the past community, yes, there were interesting debates, but hand on heart, about nothing at all. People were blowing themselves silly in quantum mechanics, presenting monstrous and ridiculous ideas from classical physics and defending them. It is interesting to read, but it is of no use. Therefore, not having mastered quantum theory, these people have calmed down and do not come to the forum any more. And they do right - let them play dominoes, no need to disturb them.
1-Yes, MQL4 is easier. I wrote a working version of VisSim in 2 weeks with only basic programming knowledge.
2-But you can't stand still, otherwise MQ will stupidly lose out in the competition as information technology evolves.
You have to leave MQL4 for good, not close it completely. And MQL5 - let it develop for professionals.
No one is talking about impossibility. The conversation is about something else, I won't even repeat it. Here already a quantum physicist has already expressed his opinion, not a geek. What other experience and opinion do you need, I do not understand.
Again, for the 100500th time? Straight down the highlighted paragraph by paragraph.
Is it possible to use the API in MQL4 somewhere else, besides MQL4 or MQL5 API, outside of MQL5? :) When I speak about MQL4 and MQL5, I mean all and the API as well! Because each of these API sets are tools related to its own language and terminal. It's not like the Win API or OpenGL API, for example, that can be called by any program in any language. And APIs such as OpenGL are generally applicable on all platforms. The syntax of MQL4 and MQL5 is the same. These two languages are C++ similar and everyone knows it! In fact, someone tried to compile programs written in MQL4 in C Builder. So I don't know what you're repeating and to whom, if everybody already knows everything and even more :)
2. Your advice about C++ is not just on point. Because you cannot become a programmer without learning at least one language! And it doesn't matter what language it is, be it Python, Java or Delphi. It is important to learn to be fluent in at least one language, to create complex algorithms and to know the concept of programming! And then to learn C like MQL will be just a matter of technique. Those who are not interested in programming as a science can ask for help from a programmer, or use the Expert Advisor Builder in MT5.