What's the Jow Forums approved programming language ?
What's the Jow Forums approved programming language ?
Python/Javascript
Don't pursue programming language mental masturbation. Find difficulty in your subject matter, not the programing language. Get shit done.
Lol get rid of that wagey time and the 'caring for the wageuly slavey' bit and just fill it with prime neeting.
>low tier neet mining for dopamine
classless newmoney detected
Javascript is totally dominant as of 2019.
It's basically everywhere now. Node.js , JSON format....Javascript is dominating.
I learned C# but that was the
killer 10 years ago.
People say Python is also coming strong but i think its too limited.
100% Depends on what you're doing. Biology? R. Engineering? Matlab. Building backends that need to be fast and will be "legacy" someday? C++. For everything else, there's Python.
Real talk, Py is more or less God tier. You'll enjoy fast development time, eventually get better with "Pythonic" choices, oh and by the way, Python makes bitches' panties wet.
C#, obviously.
rust
python is shit
Haskell
Cardano #2 EOY
it really is the best. obviously you're going to need to know javascript too if you work on the frontend. anyone who unironically thinks javascript on the backend is more than just a meme is a retard. sure, you can pound a square peg into a round hole, but it's going to be messy.
Stencyl then gml
Fuck programming and learn infrastructure and sec.
>For everything else, there's Python.
How's that compsci degree going chum?
Almost anything is good, but ultimately depends on what you're trying to do. If you want something universally useful it's typescript/javascript but it's a (very) shitty jack of all trades and master of none, I guess it'd be the biz approved language since it's the primary code component in making shitty wordpress websites and close enough to solidity. Ultimately if you can code you can code, the language is just a month (tops) of adopting to a new language.
html. Fuck all that other shit.
Clojure and Rust
learning python is not going to help you, unless you are starting from 0.
Python is good for noobs because it compiles any pile of dogshit you type.
Python and C# can allow you to create solutions to the overwhelming majority of situations you run into and if they don't, knowledge of both generally builds the skill set to acquire any additional proficiencies you might need. They're not particularly difficult to pick up and practice either.
Based and redpilled
I agree with this guy on c# great to start with
If you're a beginner, or like most people don't need performance, you want a fast language to code in, like php, python, or nodejs/js.
Of those, nodejs/js is the #1. It's faster than php/python and it has more librairies, popularity and tutorials.
If you need something with more performance and statically typed, but still fast/productive to write, use go.
If you need something with maximum performance but that is very unproductive to work in, use rust or c++.
Usually you don't need any performance unless you make heavy desktop apps. If you make web apps, automation, bots, simple clis, you don't need any performance and should stick with nodejs as it's the best of the easy/productive languages that you can pump shit out fast from.