What do YOU think is the "best" Programming Language & Why?

I think it depends on the job you're doing
Some people will use SQL because they work a lot on the server side
Some will use angular, reactivejs, etc
Some will use python
Some will use C++

natural language is the next generation programming language

I work in data related services for almost 10 years now. SQL has always been the top dog but pyspark/python are becoming very prominent in data now a days.

Dawin L said:

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SQL is technically a programming language, but it is only declarative and not procedural or general-purpose . So, in the context of general purpose, I would recommend Python, C# and JavaScript. And, we use all of these

None in general. It depends onwhat you do. Programming languages are tools. Imagine them as actual tools, like hammer, saw, whatnot. Now if you have a nail to punch in, a hammer is the best. Even if you could do somewhat do it with a spanner or heavy saw. It's just not optimal. But at the same time, even though you see people use hammers all the time, you might need to saw something - then the hammer is totally useless.

And that's really how it works for programming languages - they have specific use cases where they excel in with some overlap. Everyone says "Oh python is best" but that's not true. I only know python myself, but I know that python isn't the best language for everything.

You need to figure out what is the best programming language for what you want to do with it.