I am personally really fond of C++ but there is no "best" language, it depends on your domain and own preferences.
I also like C, Python, and lisp based like Clojure. Javascript was a hacky language from hell back in the pre node era but is quite good now. I touched a bit of Kotlin for Android once, it was enjoyable and probably better than going native with the platform, albeit it's still my go to.
I create mainly graphics stuff so it might explain my bias.
what is this "mine" shit
you want a programming language war but you start off by basically saying it's subjective
but the answer is C# and that's objectively the truth
Python is the best programming language stuck with a shitty compiler
Typescript is the best programming language stuck transpiling to shitty ass Javascript
>Python is the best programming language stuck with a shitty compiler
Python isn't compiled >Typescript is the best programming language stuck transpiling to shitty ass Javascript
Typescript is literally the same as javascript, just with a linter.
It is, in fact, not. It's totally interpreted, unless you use something like Pypy which is JIT compiled.
Java is compiled to bytecode, which is why you can't just run java file.java. Since python isn't compiled you can simply run python file.py and have it work.
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You don't get it? It doesn't have a compiler but the interpreter does the compiling work to generate bytecode(the .pyc files).
I honestly only know C. After 10 years programming, it's the only one I can confidently say I know. Therefore it's my favorite. (I used c++ too, but I don't like how some things aren't as obvious as in regular C)
Rust. It's the only language with top-tier performance that has actually learned from the mistakes of C++. It probably has the highest ratio of time spent coding vs time spent debugging of any major language >pic related selected with a filepicker written in rust
Unfortunately it hasn't learned from the God awful syntax which is a consequence of a bad language design and it hasn't learned from the long compile times
java
script
I am personally really fond of C++ but there is no "best" language, it depends on your domain and own preferences.
I also like C, Python, and lisp based like Clojure. Javascript was a hacky language from hell back in the pre node era but is quite good now. I touched a bit of Kotlin for Android once, it was enjoyable and probably better than going native with the platform, albeit it's still my go to.
I create mainly graphics stuff so it might explain my bias.
c go perl
what is this "mine" shit
you want a programming language war but you start off by basically saying it's subjective
but the answer is C# and that's objectively the truth
Ruby
You said it already (It's not C++)
There is no such thing as best programming language.
Python is the best programming language stuck with a shitty compiler
Typescript is the best programming language stuck transpiling to shitty ass Javascript
>Python is the best programming language stuck with a shitty compiler
Python isn't compiled
>Typescript is the best programming language stuck transpiling to shitty ass Javascript
Typescript is literally the same as javascript, just with a linter.
>Python isn't compiled
It is, in fact, compiled to bytecode, it just doesn't have a AOT compiler.
It is, in fact, not. It's totally interpreted, unless you use something like Pypy which is JIT compiled.
Java is compiled to bytecode, which is why you can't just run java file.java. Since python isn't compiled you can simply run python file.py and have it work.
You don't get it? It doesn't have a compiler but the interpreter does the compiling work to generate bytecode(the .pyc files).
Julia, Python, Go, C
HTML
I honestly only know C. After 10 years programming, it's the only one I can confidently say I know. Therefore it's my favorite. (I used c++ too, but I don't like how some things aren't as obvious as in regular C)
Rust
Zig
Jai
The holy trinity
C++ when you stay strict about it, and stick to the modern guidelines.
They should make a C++ fork that enforces the guidelines
Rust. It's the only language with top-tier performance that has actually learned from the mistakes of C++. It probably has the highest ratio of time spent coding vs time spent debugging of any major language
>pic related selected with a filepicker written in rust
Unfortunately it hasn't learned from the God awful syntax which is a consequence of a bad language design and it hasn't learned from the long compile times
>it hasn't learned from the long compile times
They're a feature! How would you even know that things were compiling if they didn't take ages to do?!
Python
unironically Pascal
PHP
doesn't really matter unless you are a freelancer, in all other cases you will use the language you are told to
>(mine is C++)
Nope, too late. You said it was Go. You can't take it back. You're stuck with that gooby gopher forever.
swift no cap
C for low level/performance critical/etc. stuff, Ruby otherwise
Anything dynamic and strongly typed
Scala 3
most productive is beyond a doubt bash (on linux of course)