Favorite Programming Language?

Favorite Programming Language

  • Assembly Language

    Votes: 2 2.0%
  • ASP.NET

    Votes: 2 2.0%
  • C#

    Votes: 9 9.2%
  • C / C++

    Votes: 9 9.2%
  • FORTRAN

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Java

    Votes: 9 9.2%
  • JavaScript

    Votes: 12 12.2%
  • Lisp

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • PERL

    Votes: 2 2.0%
  • PHP

    Votes: 42 42.9%
  • Python

    Votes: 6 6.1%
  • Ruby

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Shakespeare

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Smalltalk

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Other

    Votes: 5 5.1%

  • Total voters
    98
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PHP/MySQL since its what I use for my sites. I do wish I knew C++, or how to code/design in Unity, so I can make a real money poker game.
 
I like the Object Oriented Programming of C++. I've read it's closer to the machine level. It can build upon C while still making everything easier to grasp with the engineering involved. Python is useful too. Very powerful and useful for data sciences.
PHP/MySQL since its what I use for my sites. I do wish I knew C++, or how to code/design in Unity, so I can make a real money poker game.
Unity uses C# and Unreal Engine and Godot uses C++. C# I think uses complex numbers if I remember right.
 
I like the Object Oriented Programming of C++. I've read it's closer to the machine level. It can build upon C while still making everything easier to grasp with the engineering involved. Python is useful too. Very powerful and useful for data sciences.

Unity uses C# and Unreal Engine and Godot uses C++. C# I think uses complex numbers if I remember right.

So C# is probably better for coding a poker game, when you generate random cards/numbers.
 
So C# is probably better for coding a poker game, when you generate random cards/numbers.
The funny part about random numbers, to a computer, they are pseudorandom. And you would need to create a stack because you don't want the cards to repeat. There were plenty of Poker games on the Game Boy that had unfair and cheating AI, so make it have some agency to make the player want to play. However, having more than one player would just leave it to chance. There are already avenues where people play real Poker online. I would just say keep it interesting.
 
like 95% sure I already responded to this, but my current favorite is C++ / C. I have been delving into it last few months and have written a ton of mini software - some CLI and some GUI. I have a long way to go to be a true master but feel I'm advancing very quickly.

Past favorites include:
Javascript
Python
PHP
Solidity

I also know a few others & many frameworks/libraries that run off each lang. C/C++ is definitely taking my heart though!! I have even jumped into some assembly in the last week which was exciting, if not also frustrating. I think in 2025 I'd like to start learning Rust or Go.
 
Assembly language, particularly 6502 which allowed entire universes to be created in 16K of memory.

I'm no longer the only one who picked Assembly, lol. I'm more familiar with Motorola 68K and Zilog Z80 assembler myself. I enjoy hacking the 8-bit and 16-bit Sonic games on the Master System/Game Gear and Sega mega drive (or Genesis in North America.)
 
I love programming in Python because it has so many awesome libraries. It even has ability to make apps for PC with GUI. I am using Tkinter library.
 
I love programming in Python because it has so many awesome libraries. It even has ability to make apps for PC with GUI. I am using Tkinter library.
Python is probably my second favorite language, it's so cool and it's very easy to pick up for beginners. It's got the easiest syntax IMO.
 
I deal so much with forums and blogs that PHP would be the most useful, but lately I've focused only on Python. But knowing one language makes all other languages easier.
 
Python is probably my second favorite language, it's so cool and it's very easy to pick up for beginners. It's got the easiest syntax IMO.
Yeah, definitely the easiest to work with. I used to make whole series of tutorials in Serbian language on youtube (videos are still there) 😀
 
I'm not sure if one language is better than the other. They all have their own style, but, in the end, it's all the same types of commands.

I mean, you could say Python is simpler, but then again, as one example, you still have to indent properly, so how is that different than curly brackets?
 
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