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Anonymous 10/21/2023 (Sat) 18:14:24 No. 231
What's your favorite programming language /t/?
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the last time I've done cosing was the trial: you know the one when you make the machine says 'hello world'. I've only achieved that. but I'd like to know if the program named ruby is a good language. can you tell me?
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>>231 Zig
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>>232 ho I forgot to say, I think it was with python
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>>231 Holy C of course!
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“C is the standard programming language.” C, the greatest WYWIWYG language of all. C IS THE TRUE PATH TO NIRVANA! C HAS BEEN THE CHOICE OF EDUCATED AND IGNORANT ALIKE FOR CENTURIES! C WILL NOT CORRUPT YOUR PRECIOUS BODILY FLUIDS!! C IS THE STANDARD PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE! C MAKES THE SUN SHINE AND THE BIRDS SING AND THE GRASS GREEN!!
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>>232 One thing I know about Ruby is that it's Japanese
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>>237 yeah that's why I find it intresting and want to know more about it
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>>232 I don't know if you're the anon wanting to make a game, but RPG Maker uses Ruby as the scripting language
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>>250 Only XP-VX Ace do newer versions use j*vascript
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>>278 I have recently delved deep into Haskell, because of my thesis, and it's so much more enjoyable than imperative languages When I have the time, I'll try to explore Scheme and create my own toy language
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C++ because it gets me a paycheck
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I use C# primarily but use python occasionally for ML purposes
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ALGOL
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>>231 C and I unironically like asm a lot because it makes me fell like le hackerman, most of my C code has 'asm "movq $0, %rax"' after every returning function because, its also a nice hardening bonus i guess
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>Fully Functional >JVM and Java Compatibility (actually can land you a backend job) >Concise syntax >>278 The thing I personally do not like about Clojure is how unflexible it is compared to Scala. It decided that mutability is le bad and you should avoid it, although some times, not going fully functional is the right path for some applications. But ClojureDart is really making me consider trying it out again.
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I like scheme, raku and C. I really love small languages.

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