Can anyone post a list of programming/coding file types? Like .cpp, .cs, .py, etc.
Thanks if you do :)
.vb
I know what that is, but for future posts can you please put the filetype(s) in this format:
".type - Type of File"
like
".lua - Lua script"
.asm - assembly source
.s - assembly source
Is this for an "open file" dialog or something?
No, I need it for something else :)
.c - C source file
.h - C and C++ header file
.cpp - C++ source file
.hpp - C++ header file
.inl - C++ pseudo-source file
.java - Java code
.js - javascript
.as - ActionScript
Thanks, I'm making a list of these so I know what something is and what to do with it if I find it lying around somewhere.
PROTIP: Google for ".ext extension"
Ok, thank you :)
.bf - Brainfuck
.d - D
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.bf - Brainfuck
.d - D
.chz
There's literally hundreds. Google will do better.
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Just because I'm [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_formats#Script]feeling[/url] [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_formats#Source_code_for_computer_programs]helpful[/url].
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Thanks, this was very helpful :)
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Not that it would help much in this situation, but there's a program called sysexporter which will get data from forms and export them to text. I find it useful for things like getting all values in a tree or dropdown menu.
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String Value
All types (*.*) 11009536
Normal text file (*.txt) 10941208
Flash Action script file (*.as;*.mx) 10895560
Ada file (*.ada;*.ads;*.adb) 11021208
Assembly language source file (*.asm) 10941232
Active Server Pages script file (*.asp;*.asp) 10897160
AutoIt (*.au3) 10941256
Unix script file (*.sh;*.bsh) 10896456
Batch file (*.bat;*.cmd;*.nt) 11021256
C source file (*.c) 11009520
Categorical Abstract Machine Language (*.ml;*.mli;*.sml;*.thy) 10583192
CMAKEFILE (*.cmake;*.cmake) 10841280
COmmon Business Oriented Language (*.cbl;*.cbd;*.cdb;*.cdc;*.cob) 10527352
C++ source file (*.h;*.hpp;*.hxx;*.cpp;*.cxx;*.cc) 10634560
C# source file (*.cs) 10941280
Cascade Style Sheets File (*.css) 10941304
D programming language (*.d) 11009504
Diff file (*.diff;*.patch) 10841320
Fortran source file (*.f;*.for;*.f90;*.f95;*.f2k) 10818160
Haskell (*.hs;*.lhs;*.as;*.las) 11024496
Hyper Text Markup Language file (*.html;*.htm;*.shtml;*.shtm;*.xhtml) 10634880
MS ini file (*.ini;*.inf;*.reg;*.url) 11024552
Inno Setup script (*.iss) 10941328
Java source file (*.java) 10941352
JavaScript file (*.js) 10941376
JavaServer Pages script file (*.jsp) 10941400
KiXtart file (*.kix) 10941424
List Processing language file (*.lsp;*.lisp) 10841360
Lua source File (*.lua) 10941448
Makefile (*.mak) 10941472
MATrix LABoratory (*.m) 11009472
MSDOS Style/ASCII Art (*.nfo) 10941496
Nullsoft Scriptable Install System script file (*.nsi;*.nsh) 10897032
Pascal source file (*.pas;*.inc) 10895944
Perl source file (*.pl;*.pm;*.plx) 10841400
PHP Hypertext Preprocessor file (*.php;*.php3;*.phtml) 11024832
Postscript file (*.ps) 10941520
Windows PowerShell (*.ps1) 10941544
Properties file (*.properties) 10841440
Python file (*.py;*.pyw) 10896744
R programming language (*.r) 11009488
Windows Resource file (*.rc) 10941568
Ruby file (*.rb;*.rbw) 10895656
Scheme file (*.scm;*.smd;*.ss) 11021400
Smalltalk file (*.st) 10941592
Structured Query Language file (*.sql) 10941616
Tool Command Language file (*.tcl) 10941640
TeX file (*.tex) 10941664
Visual Basic file (*.vb;*.vbs) 10896936
Verilog file (*.v) 11009552
VHSIC Hardware Description Language file (*.vhd;*.vhdl) 10841480
eXtensible Markup Language file (*.xml;*.xsml;*.xsl;*.xsd;*.kml;*.wsdl) 10965792
YAML Ain't Markup Language (*.yml) 10941688
Gmod 10 Lua (*.lua) 10941712
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[url]http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/sysexp.html[/url]
That's pretty much all I need. Now and then I run into a file with an extension that I don't know, and I'm paranoid that my computer will break if I delete it.
what a waste of peoples time.. this is because you were scared your computer was going to break?????
If the file is outside of your WINDOWS folder, your computer is highly unlikely to break if you delete it.
[QUOTE=efeX;20644237]what a waste of peoples time..[/QUOTE]
It's Chad Mobile. What did you expect?
[QUOTE=turb_;20644856]It's Chad Mobile. What did you expect?[/QUOTE]
Fair enough.
[QUOTE=Chad Mobile;20638758]That's pretty much all I need. Now and then I run into a file with an extension that I don't know, and I'm paranoid that my computer will break if I delete it.[/QUOTE]
Wow. Just friggin' try to open the file in a plain text editor or look it up [url=http://filext.com/]on the Internet[/url].
Chill out, I do things differently than you. Wanna cry about it?
Also, you do realise that no file with any of these extensions can really be vital to your system? They would only be used in compiled form, unless windows has started bundling the source.
I was being sarcastic, I just want to know what something is before I delete it.
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