Dear Any Forums,
>What is your favourite Programming Language?
>Why is it your favourite Programming Language
>What Programming Language do you have a bone to pick with?
>Why do you have a bone to pick with said Programming Language?
I'll start:
>Java
>I'm very self-depricative (also it's the first programming language i somehow mastered)
>C++
>i have some bad experiences with GCC and other compilers
go on, answer my questions.
No Arcane Schools
No Freemasonry
No Bloat
Only ~120k lines of simplicity code.
Compiler_Fun for everyone!
Agreed
Holy C! Hell yea,DarkBasic too . The people @ the ps1 modding discord are niggers. Visit us @the templeos telegram server. Visit the site and join
>C
>No bloat or unnecessary shit, just simple and to the point. Yes, Memory management and pointers are hard, but idc i just like it.
>Java
>Far too much bloat. I just hate OOP and fk null object referencing.
Literally got banned from the "Any Forums discord" they cant handle banter lmfao
>Java
>First thing I felt I had a good grasp of and then found a lot of projects to work on which I enjoyed
>Python
>Its a scripting language that people got into the habit of trying to build large applications with, which I don't believe the language to be suitable for. That trend started to lose some steam around 2016-17 so I think it never became a big problem but I still get flashbacks to massive Python 2.X codebases with no type hinting.
>C
>First language I ever used, I like managing low level issues and no handholding makes it fun to learn (even if in larger projects I think it would become annoying)
>Python
>Dislike how people use it
you're really trying my patience, but i respect your opinion.
>Racket
>Hygienic macros, language extensions, tail-recursion, OOP
>Smalltalk
>Several different competing dialects, need to use IDE to work productively, not a whole lot of libraries (mostly have to use FFI and work with other languages/frameworks). Needs some sort of language-to-language transpiler in order to be effective.
>>What is your favourite Programming Language?
Scala
>>Why is it your favourite Programming Language
Kino syntax and perfect blend of OOP and FP. Everything makes sense and you feel insanely powerful each time you discuss some new feature you didn't know of
>>What Programming Language do you have a bone to pick with?
Go
>>Why do you have a bone to pick with said Programming Language?
Way too barebones, you spend most of your time writing if else statements for errors lmao, structs are shit and only good for the most basic of type collections
>discuss
Discover*
But OP, he's right.
Except he's living in the past. Rust master race.
It's the most well balanced, sexy language in existence. It borrowed only the best concepts from C++, Java and Haskell and mixed that.
>The syntax
Comfy and elegant is how i would describe it
>The performance
Second to none but C++ and Rust
>The productivity
Imagine something faster than Go, that is also as productive as Python. Yeah, well that thing is modern C#
>The ecosystem
On average as many libraries available for dotnet as those available for Python, but Nuget libraries are cleaner, more robust and coded professionally
>Usecases
I can use it for virtually anything except operating systems and even there, Microsoft could have turned it's windows codebase to C# and was expected to do it at some point.
I never said he's wrong, I just don't agree with em.
Ah and to the question
didn't know of
>>What Programming Language do you have a bone to pick with?
It's Golang. I gets close to no added value except better memory usage. It forces you to write from scratch the most basic things you expect a language to have a built in method for, it's a waste of time. It's error handling is bad. It's concurrency model is nothing special and equates to using Tasks + Async/Await in C#. It's not faster than C#. It's not productive than neither Java, C# or Python, it has a way smaller ecosystem than any of these. And you somehow expect me to take it seriously. Golang is only good for serverless function where not only overall perf matters but especially fast starting time.
>none
>because i hate programming
>none
>I DON'T HAVE THE FUCKING BONE I HATE PROGRAMMING
Fuck off then
>What is your favourite Programming Language?
don't have one
>Why is it your favourite Programming Language
i enjoy using multiple languages, and all have their own flaws that keep me from really picking one out of the bunch.
>What Programming Language do you have a bone to pick with?
Solidity
>Why do you have a bone to pick with said Programming Language?
it's poorly designed garbage that doesn't even feel like it was designed for the domain that it's used in. it tried to achieve success by just copying concepts from a kitchen sink of languages, and then introduced absolute shit concepts like function modifiers. it's just an astoundingly bad language to the point that i hope the designers feel ashamed of it.
>i enjoy using multiple languages, and all have their own flaws that keep me from really picking one out of the bunch.
Which are these languages? Like a list of max 5 wud be gud
C#
JS/TS
Python
Rust
those are my top contenders, but they all serve their own purposes and have their own pitfalls so it's hard to just pick one.
Which one in this list would you consider to be the less worthy of taking the top rank compared to the others you listed.
>What is your favourite Programming Language?
java
>Why is it your favourite Programming Language
most familar with it and use it for work, puts food on the table
>What Programming Language do you have a bone to pick with?
javascript
>Why do you have a bone to pick with said Programming Language?
nothing. people who are good at javascript or call it their favorite language are annoying so i just dont like em
>most familar with it and use it for work, puts food on the table
At least you're an honest person