Continuing a tangent started in the “Open Source OGS” thread
I guess I’ll start: Python is the best because f**k (optional) semicolons!
Continuing a tangent started in the “Open Source OGS” thread
I guess I’ll start: Python is the best because f**k (optional) semicolons!
Haskell, because it was so much fun to learn.
Go, because let’s get the obvious joke out of the way.
R is clearly the best, since its the only one i know how to use! ^____^
Common Lisp: S-expressions are beautiful.
No code! (Bubble.io)
C is the only real computer language. Everything else is just a slow and bloated abstraction on top of C.
Ahhh how did I not think of that. You’ve won this round.
I’m pretty sure C is just an unnecessary abstraction of machine code. Oh how I yearn for the days of ones and zeros!
It’s abstractions all the way down! ; )
C++ is the best. It knows everything C does and more. It’s good for anything from bitwise operations to top-level stuff. It’s fast, well documented and widely used. You can easily adapt a functional or objective oriented structure in it. Anything large or serious should be written in cpp.
Although I’m lazy so I usually use python
strcat is OK. But StringBuilderFactoryManagerSingletonService should die.
I tried FORTRAN 77 once. That is how I imagined that programming would be before I started doing it. You can try this blast from the past with gfortran and this nice tutorial: http://web.stanford.edu/class/me200c/tutorial_77/ I’ll admit that upper case FORTRAN is also real programming even though it is not ASM.
Assembly language!! It is easier than machine code after all.
On a serious note though, I can’t believe JavaScript hasn’t been mentioned yet. (I can’t say that it is my favorite though because I don’t know much of it yet.)
Let’s get this xkcd “real programmers” gate-keeping out of the way too.
That being said, what’s your favorite text editor? Currently, I really like VS Code.
That is my preference as well. The simplicity of others is useful but I like all of the configurations and extensions that you can get with VS Code.
We already had a thread for this.
I try not to roast JavaScript too much as I wouldn’t be typing here without it. But I hope that is not your first programing language.
VS Code is cool. Jupyter is comfy for python.
The only TRUE text editor… Vim in terminal
Well, I was a great fan of Turbo Pascal until they made Turbo C.