Assuming you mean a serious language and not brainfuck, my opinion is probably any functional language. Although anyone with a math background can easily understand the point of pure functional language, there are some abstractions that are quite hard to grasp. Monads, for example being one...
All languages have their own advantages and disadvantages. For quick work and simple API services, Python is great because it is expressive and highly dynamic (which means you can declaratively specify your program)
For serious backends, I would use Java. For games, image processing, high...
Experimenting and rewriting code examples is a great way to learn programming. After you've learned the basic syntax you may want to read a book or try programming challenges to improve your knowledge. Also, making home projects with no real use can drastically improve programming skills
I need about 2000 form fills that are very quick to do and I am ready and willing to pay up to $50
The transaction may be split into multiple parts ($25 every time you fill 1000 or $13 every time you fill 500 forms)
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