What's your favourite programming language?

I'm just starting to learn Python. I'm pretty interested in C++ also.

I love perl. I have some authors script for DDoS with perl.

C# now but i want learn Java, JavaScript, C++ and PHP.

C#. I find the code nice to read, and it's convenient and quick to use it with Windows Forms to demo things visually.

Go is nice. I used it for a bit, made some neat projects but honestly it's not as optimized as I'd like it to be yet. Sure, it's fast, but when the binary size if a few meg for Hello World, you need to start wondering how much space is gonna be needed for a much larger project. Since I do a lot of malware dev and analysis, generally payloads need to be pretty small.

But you're right, IPC/ICC and concurrency are a lot of fun to use, and it's nice that I can essentially write my own web server natively with a few lines of code.

I had a decent amount of experience with C for a while, then moved onto python just because I didn't want to be importing weird third-party libraries all the time or reinventing everything every single time I wanted to make a network request. Now, I'm using C++ more and more, have written a few small projects. I still have yet to wrap my head around templates and different standards, but it's proving to be a little easier than straight C. Payload sizes are still pretty small, so that's been fun.

If anything the language I've had the most fun with was JavaScript. Just got done de-obfuscating some BTC-stealing JS script last night. It can get pretty fucky sometimes, but it's definitely fun to use.

Since my first steps as programmer, I have learnt many programming languages (Basic, C, C++, Bash Scripting, Javascript, Visual Basic (6 and .NET), C#, Pascal, Java, ActionScript, and a large etc...)

In my opinion is important to have an good overview aboutmost commonly used programming languages (knowing their pros and cons) in order to choose the most suitable for one a project according to their requirements.

In last 5 years I has been using Python for practically any project.

My first contact with Python was catastrophic due to their particular syntax.In Python code blocks are determined by code indentation by using blank spaces or tabulations instead of an open and closing bracket which probably the most common way to enclose code blocks.

At the beginning, this could be a nightmare because just a missing blank space on code block indent is considered an error, so you willcan not run your code until you solve it.

I heard somebody once to say: "Python is very easy to read but not so much to write", but regardless of that it'sa awesome programming language, with a core library that enables you to deal with a widely high level code routines, in addition their community support is simply amazing.

Concluding, according to already explainedreasons and many others, I choose Python to answer to thread question :-)

C#. It's basically Java but better in every way... Java 2.0

C, C#, python and of course php, but with php is mostly a love/hate relationship haha.

My favourite Programming Language is C# i try to learn it at the moment, but i need my time.