What programming language does Jow Forums prefer?
What programming language does Jow Forums prefer?
Ayden Jenkins
Grayson Perez
c
now get out
Henry Roberts
forth
Ryder Rivera
Go
Jayden Jackson
js
Grayson Reyes
Unironically, PHP.
Joshua Butler
This
Joseph Butler
Python.
Sadly, I work with C all day ;_;
Luis Thomas
C/C++ for competitive programming
Python for personal projects
Java for real work
Jayden Johnson
perl 6 for everything I can
c++/python for work
Caleb Scott
C/ASM, the only true ways to program.
Eli Rivera
Emacs Lisp
Bentley Anderson
Perl
Colton Fisher
lua
Nathaniel Thompson
Lua
Nolan Peterson
unless youre wageslaving, you should liberate yourself by writing programs the way they're meant to be, your computers assembly language. its not much harder than c.
Mason Smith
Machine Code
Benjamin Butler
shell scripting
Ayden Perry
Forth
Ian Gray
C#
Sebastian Young
C. Everything else (save assembly) is niggerlicious.
Matthew Smith
Haskell
Gabriel Bennett
HolyC
Gabriel Ward
I prefer binary as it runs code faster with a smaller file and all the flexibility you could ask for. But it's the hardest and slowest to use and debug. It's also magic to programmers that use a language made of it. The language is normally too hard for them unless it's a super small program also.
Brandon Mitchell
>I prefer binary
Nigger just use assembly
Ayden Clark
The best languages are C, Lisp and ML. C is a portable wrapper around assembly, Lisp is a ball of mud that stays out of my way syntactically and mentally, and ML is the same thing but with types.
I write in Python most frequently though and it sucks, but I find I can get from an idea to glued together functioning product quickest with it. I also use Javascript, R and SQL often for similar, albeit more niche, reasons.
I would like to learn some practical assembly on TempleOS soon. And eventually I’ll simplify my workflows by replicating in C/Lisp/ML my required functionality from Python, Javascript, R and SQL.
Robert Hughes
Sometimes I wonder about languages like APL, Forth, Smalltalk, Prologue, etc. I think maybe I’ll pick up APL soon, it’s the most mind bendingly different out of those.
Charles Roberts
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