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

itz_styx · Nov 28, 2022

C is the best for sure. then C# for not having to worry about memory allocation

Scorpion Ghost said:
Theyre not?

I could make an entire website with them alone. A nice website too. Not super fancy, but really nice.

So if theyre not programming languages, what are they?

they are markup languages not programming languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markup_language

Outc@st · Nov 28, 2022

I would have to say python because its easier to learn...

PHPInjected · Nov 29, 2022

For me, it's Python.

Extremely easy to not only learn but also to understand.

The use factor comes in when you're creating your first bots to do simple tasks for you.

Web scrapers, bots, etc have saved me so much time.

goldagovidis · Nov 29, 2022

Mate, no disrespect, but this is a stupid question... You have number of different tech stacks for BE, FE etc. You need to be more specific than that unless you just want to sparkle a random discussion here... Again, no disrespect

WhiteHatCoder · Nov 29, 2022

NodeJS is my preference.

It's about personal preference as well.

For example, I have issues with Python, which
is the easiest to learn.

I can't stand its syntax.

I would recommend JS because it's the language used in 90% of things,
has the same syntax for front and back, and has enormous library support.

Again it's more preference or a cup of tea thing.

ejade · Nov 29, 2022

Scorpion Ghost said:
Theyre not?

I could make an entire website with them alone. A nice website too. Not super fancy, but really nice.

So if theyre not programming languages, what are they?

you can't create a computer brain itself using html and css. They are lacking features like logical operators, variables, and etc. Any can learn it by just memorizing the structures and its syntax with little to no logics apply.

I think they are markup languages, not programming languages.

Sol · Nov 29, 2022

Python

bluematter · Nov 29, 2022

Dear Sir, where is the possibly or probably to go along with "best"?

Scorpion Ghost · Nov 29, 2022

itz_styx said:
C is the best for sure. then C# for not having to worry about memory allocation

they are markup languages not programming languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markup_language

All right, if you say so bro, I believe you. I know you know your shit.

And my reply is...

margin-right: 5px;
color: blue;

Omega_69 · Nov 29, 2022

Html lol

itz_styx · Nov 29, 2022

Scorpion Ghost said:
All right, if you say so bro, I believe you. I know you know your shit.

And my reply is...

margin-right: 5px;
color: blue;

<p class="fa" style="font-size:26px"></p>

(needs font-awesome to work)

Scorpion Ghost · Nov 29, 2022

itz_styx said:
<p class="fa" style="font-size:26px"></p>

(needs font-awesome to work)

This is some advanced programming language you got going there. This code blows my mind. You're a pro bro

Vilon · Nov 30, 2022

I also noticed that one programmer needs a complex language, and another one that is simpler. Everything depends on skills and knowledge.

BP247 · Nov 30, 2022

1- Python! (Easy to learn and have big community) (edit: Can do anything you can think of!)
2- PyScript/JavaScript (Big community and can be used everywhere online)

Thunder Digitals · Nov 30, 2022

Python. Why? Because automation makes your life easier.

jasonh1678 · Dec 2, 2022

Btw, SQL is also not a programming language

irivi · Dec 3, 2022

jasonh1678 said:
Btw, SQL is also not a programming language

Yes it is check #6: https://emeritus.org/blog/coding-career-coding-languages-list-for-2022/

jeythun said:
so I must go with Python

xReminisce said:
i'm one of the few backend peeps

mnrfas said:
I think it's Python

Ashk881 said:
I have worked in Python

Kendoka said:
I should get back learning my Python

xReminisce said:
i am coding osmething in Python

vmMarketing said:
Python!

Kendoka said:
use Python for my everyday life is one of my goals

Scorpion Ghost said:
Theyre not?

I could make an entire website with them alone. A nice website too. Not super fancy, but really nice.

So if theyre not programming languages, what are they?

G0rd0n said:
I would have to say python

I

PHPInjected said:
For me, it's Python.

am

WhiteHatCoder said:
I have issues with Python

(ignore this)

Sol said:
Python

surrounded

BP247 said:
1- Python!

by

mmubeen8 said:
Python. Why? Because automation makes your life easier.

snakes.

My vote was css, until I discovered it is not "technically a programming language" so my new vote is, "FU I pick whatever Raspberry Pi uses.." .. looks it up... "The Raspberry Pi OS is built on Linux which mostly uses the Python language to perform different activities." Oh g***********t I am a *****ing snake too.

PHPInjected · Dec 3, 2022

irivi said:
Yes it is check #6: https://emeritus.org/blog/coding-career-coding-languages-list-for-2022/
I

am

(ignore this)

surrounded

by

snakes.

My vote was css, until I discovered it is not "technically a programming language" so my new vote is, "FU I pick whatever Raspberry Pi uses.." .. looks it up... "The Raspberry Pi OS is built on Linux which mostly uses the Python language to perform different activities." Oh g***********t I am a *****ing snake too.

Is this you?

nurulafsar17 · Dec 3, 2022

Python...

downwii · Dec 3, 2022

JS is my fav, many use cases, cool package managers and I personally like it because of no types

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