What programming language is your favorite?

[Unicorn]

https://scratch.mit.edu

But bb010g for https://snap.berkeley.edu/ a scratch clone allowing for your own conditions. I was joking about that, because you don't ever have to type one bit of code.

[alexgt]

What can scratch do? I never heard of that one.

By the way, ideally we try to include languages that aren't overly limited for game dev and general programming, such as COBOL. TI-Nspire Basic might be fine to include since TI-BASIC is included, but it would definitively not be a standalone language in the list, since it pretty much lacks any viable interactiveness for games.

I have the Ti - Basic choice include all of the languages: 84+, Nspire, ect.

Also scratch is more of a gui language for learning code am I right?

[Unicorn]

Yup, though you can do some coolish things with it. Like this!

[alexgt]

URL fali correct URL: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/2243193/[/url
and lol Unicorn

[Unicorn]

URL fali correct URL: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/2243193/[/url
and lol Unicorn

lol you failed to. THIS

[alexgt]

Lol I did, but it works tho

[Unicorn]

Did you actually look at what is at the link?

[alexgt]

Yes that is one smart Unicorn

[Unicorn]

But not as smart as me

[alexgt]

are you smarter than my HP Prime ! it can calculate 2500+ digits at once

[Snektron]

You mean like floating point digits? with enough time you can use a float format thats accurate to like a googol digits

[Unicorn]

Code Select Expand


DelVar A
While 1
1+A->A
Disp A
End

Could that make it to googol? :p

[alexgt]

You mean like floating point digits? with enough time you can use a float format thats accurate to like a googol digits

I just typed in 999999999999999999999^99 in CAS mode and put it in a string and then asked it for the size of the string
but accurate to a googol digits is amazing

[Strontium]

Y U NO HASKELL

Someone add Haskell to the poll so I can switch my vote to it.

[Unicorn]

I now am a ruby fan person.