C++ for the last 4 years

I want to move on from c++. I know JS too but it's the same shit. All languages that i've seen are a copy of C++. Tell me some languages that are not C++ copycats.

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How did you start in c++?
Why don't you try c#?

perl. if you ever anticipate having to do maths-heavy programming than fortran, too

>than
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C sharp can take a sharp dick;

>C++ copies every other language
>gets more popular than anything else
>now everything looks like copy of C++
top kek

You'll just end up finding everything is inferior to C++.
Sure it might be more comfy to deal with.
But there are trade-offs.
Might as well go full retard and program in C.

AGOL

Haskell, Lisp and Prolog.
Then, adding your c++ you can become the ultimate intelectual/snob.

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Rust or Go

Don't really feel like being locked into the Windows ecosystem.
I realize that C# is cross-platform, but the only thing that makes it "good" in the first place is what it can do on Windows.

>Might as well go full retard and program in C
I-I do this... should I stop?

Js is nothing like c++, but if you want something drastically different learn cpp

>learn cpp
learn Haskell

Nothing wrong with it.
More super powers to you.

I started with C++
My job now uses C#, VBA, Python, SQL

I know a lot more languages, but my favorites are C++, C#, and COBOL.

Want to learn C and Assembly x86-64 to attain true virgin status.

So why do you like it in the first place?(C++)

fast

Do you recommend it?
How's the curve of learning it?
I'm sorry if I am asking to much question but I want know from a user not from Google

Yeah, C# is comfy, and I use it to make fast prototyping.
Then, when performance becomes an issue, I switch to C++.
Only thing to keep in mind is to use arrays over any other structure when possible.

>COBOL
Why?? I honestly don't know the language but when I took a look at it, it seemed really bad, syntax wise.

I once had an interview for a COBOL job.
From what I understood, it's used in banking for some reason.
Tried documenting myself beforehand, but it's proprietary as fuck.

Arrays over IEnumerables in C# why? Don't write C++ in C#.

Absolutely, if you like compiled languages that can operate at lower levels. It's a small step from C# if you mastered it.

My nigga

Maybe you should research on your own. First of all, job security.

More than you know. It's responsible for approx. 70% of wealth transfers occurring daily worldwide. $$$

Yeah, I meant arrays in C++.
Just do whatever in C#.

Haskell's my favorite language but maybe go for Scala or Clojure for job security

erlang

I mean if you want something different than C++, go with any functional programming languages.