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What's your go-to coding language?
Submitted by johnnypoo123, 22-03-2020, 06:25 PM, Thread ID: 163663
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RE: What's your go-to coding language? 12-04-2020, 11:32 PM #51
12-04-2020, 11:32 PM
#51 RE: What's your go-to coding language? 15-04-2020, 07:33 PM #52 I am currently programming heavily on javascript, php, html and css, and of course mysql as a database. before I tried c sharp, but I have to use more php for my work. although I am very interested in learning phyton.
15-04-2020, 07:33 PM
#52 I am currently programming heavily on javascript, php, html and css, and of course mysql as a database. before I tried c sharp, but I have to use more php for my work. although I am very interested in learning phyton.
RE: What's your go-to coding language? 15-04-2020, 09:54 PM #53 My go-to programming language would either be Lua, Javascript or C# depends on what I am really working on.
15-04-2020, 09:54 PM
#53 My go-to programming language would either be Lua, Javascript or C# depends on what I am really working on.
RE: What's your go-to coding language? 15-04-2020, 10:05 PM #54 c++ for high performance tasks, python for everything else
15-04-2020, 10:05 PM
#54 c++ for high performance tasks, python for everything else
RE: What's your go-to coding language? 15-04-2020, 11:13 PM #55 Lua, python, C++, C#, and of course Java. Java used to be the go-to language, nowadays I wouldn't say it's a bad language, but I definitely wouldn't take it as a first choice unless it was required for what I needed to do. C++ does most of everything better and more efficient in almost every way. Python is good but I wouldn't choose it for large projects, like what sp1der said above, high performance tasks. It just depends on what you're working on.
If you're getting into programming I would suggest learning Java first, then C++. There's nothing wrong with starting at easier languages like Python or Lua, but if you properly learn a more difficult language first you'll be better prepared for larger concepts. Most concepts carry across each language, some (like polymorphism / OOP) do, some (like pointers) don't.
15-04-2020, 11:13 PM
#55 Lua, python, C++, C#, and of course Java. Java used to be the go-to language, nowadays I wouldn't say it's a bad language, but I definitely wouldn't take it as a first choice unless it was required for what I needed to do. C++ does most of everything better and more efficient in almost every way. Python is good but I wouldn't choose it for large projects, like what sp1der said above, high performance tasks. It just depends on what you're working on.
If you're getting into programming I would suggest learning Java first, then C++. There's nothing wrong with starting at easier languages like Python or Lua, but if you properly learn a more difficult language first you'll be better prepared for larger concepts. Most concepts carry across each language, some (like polymorphism / OOP) do, some (like pointers) don't.
If you're getting into programming I would suggest learning Java first, then C++. There's nothing wrong with starting at easier languages like Python or Lua, but if you properly learn a more difficult language first you'll be better prepared for larger concepts. Most concepts carry across each language, some (like polymorphism / OOP) do, some (like pointers) don't.
RE: What's your go-to coding language? 16-04-2020, 02:40 AM #56 i dont know a coding language fluently but i know a bit of HTML and LUA thats about it really lol
16-04-2020, 02:40 AM
#56 i dont know a coding language fluently but i know a bit of HTML and LUA thats about it really lol
RE: What's your go-to coding language? 16-04-2020, 03:27 AM #57 Python is probably the easiest for newcomers to learn
16-04-2020, 03:27 AM
#57 Python is probably the easiest for newcomers to learn
RE: What's your go-to coding language? 16-04-2020, 06:30 PM #58 I would have to go with LUA because it's easy and very good.
16-04-2020, 06:30 PM
#58 I would have to go with LUA because it's easy and very good.
RE: What's your go-to coding language? 24-04-2020, 04:43 PM #59 Depends on what you want to do. Backend work- Java. Frontend - JavaScript with a solid framework.
24-04-2020, 04:43 PM
#59 Depends on what you want to do. Backend work- Java. Frontend - JavaScript with a solid framework.
RE: What's your go-to coding language? 25-04-2020, 12:43 AM #60 22-03-2020, 06:25 PMjohnnypoo123 Wrote: Hi all,
I use many different coding languages, but was wondering what people use the most?
Personally, for websites and such I prefer either NodeJS or PHP, and C# or Electron for applications
Python
25-04-2020, 12:43 AM
#60 22-03-2020, 06:25 PMjohnnypoo123 Wrote: Hi all,
I use many different coding languages, but was wondering what people use the most?
Personally, for websites and such I prefer either NodeJS or PHP, and C# or Electron for applications
Python