What programming language is your favorite?

b/Calculator Talk publicado por u/alexgt March 27, 2015, 01:19:31 AM

What programming language is your favorite?

Tell us what your favorite language is for the computer or calc. The results will be shown after the poll is finished

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u/123outerme March 27, 2015, 01:41:34 AM

ASM is my favorite to program in; it's the most fun; but that doesn't mean I'm any good at it

u/alexgt March 27, 2015, 01:45:53 AM

Lol I only do in-line Asm and very little of that

(I chose Axe)

u/Yuki March 27, 2015, 02:45:06 AM

I found a few inaccuracies in your poll:

- JavaScript is wildly different from Java. It should more be next to HTML, since they're both used together (although it's less and less the case with Node.js and Duktape on Nspire).
- JQuery is not a language by itself but more a library for Javascript. They should probably be together.
- C# looks more like Java than C and C++, despite the name. They should probably not be together.
- While we're on the web, why not add PHP, Python, maybe even Bash?

Well, that's my two cents. Anyway, to answer your question, I find both Lua and Ruby pretty fun to program in, while I'm trying to make a living with HTML, JavaScript and PHP, which are also pretty nice. I know quite a lot of the languages we mentioned in this thread. But the best language of all time is Fluffle Puff.

Last Edit: March 27, 2015, 02:46:50 AM by Juju

u/princetonlion.tibd March 27, 2015, 03:26:35 AM

TI-BASIC, as it's the only thing I'm decent at

EDIT:
but I like C

Last Edit: March 27, 2015, 03:41:28 AM by princetonlion.tibd

u/Dream of Omnimaga March 27, 2015, 03:40:26 AM

I think the poll should have allowed people to vote for more answers since some of us use multiple platforms, but I went with TI-BASIC since that is what I use the most lately. Also although HP PPL and Casio BASIC are not listed, I like them quite a lot too so I guess they could almost go in the TI-BASIC category.

I stopped using Axe 5.5 years ago, although I revisited one of my game 2.5 years ago to finish it. Finishing the game only required adding more level data and a graphic-oriented title screen requiring very minimal low-level knowledge of Axe, though. I never got into Grammer, Ruby, Lua, C, Jquery and Python style, to be honest. And my ASM learning attempts were futile >.<