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smallfry909

Tue 11/15/16 06:30 AM

hi all geeks
what is your favourite language to write programs in ?
can be language for the web or for software...

GentleS0ul

Thu 11/17/16 07:34 PM

I am very rusty, but still remember an impression HTML left.
<html>
<head>
<title>
Who else likes this topic? :-)
</title>
</head>
</html>

Ha ha! :-)

D4V4G

Sat 11/19/16 12:11 PM

PHP, Sass, Python, Java, C++ there are just to many to only pick on good one

TorqueTraction

Sun 12/18/16 05:26 AM

PHP, Sass, Python, Java, C++ there are just to many to only pick on good one

c+ sucks just as bad as .net

Don't forget about ruby.

BigSky1970

Mon 01/16/17 06:28 PM

Dabbled in Java many years ago, but I've been doing Python mostly. Haven't tried Ruby but I know of an old high school buddy who programs in Ruby.

itsapaul

Thu 01/19/17 08:59 AM

Python for me, JQuery and PHP for web stuff on occasion

edggy

Fri 01/20/17 11:21 AM

I like Python 2.7

Python 3 doesn't seem much better, it feels unnecessary...

Hikop99

Mon 01/23/17 02:46 AM

Some Java and C basic. Mostly just messing around with PowerShell at the moment.

C for me as well. I've never quite been able to get the hang of linked lists though which is a shame. I came at things from a pretty weird way round I guess. I used ms Frontpage back in 2007 then got to wondering so what's this html thing that goes into designing web pages so learned html4 at the time in 2008. When I looked at what I had written in html and compared it to front page I realized it had generated twice what I had written to do the same job, so ever since then I've said to myself if you want something doing do it yourself. Around that time I also learned to do some scripting for the screen reader I was using on the computer and over the next couple of years I bounced between python and dark basic. Then between 2010 and probably last year I bounced between python c++ and c itself and c is the one I've really stuck with, because I figured well it all stems from there and it's cheaper and easier to write say
#include <stdio.h>
int main(){
printf("Good evening.\n");
return 0;}
than it is to do
#include <iostream>
int main(){
cout<<"This is so weird to type.\n";
return 0;}
I also know some php and mysql but working on that more because I want to write my online shop on my website rather than just using etsy.