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Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most
Submitted by DudeLok123, 25-01-2019, 01:38 AM, Thread ID: 118460
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25-01-2019, 01:38 AM
#1 What programming language is mostly used our days ? I use loads but I want to know witch one to focus on atm Im just doing java and lua because Im making stuff with it but what else should I focus on?
RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 25-01-2019, 04:25 PM #2 Perhaps c or c++
But it's dependent what you want to do
25-01-2019, 04:25 PM
#2 Perhaps c or c++
But it's dependent what you want to do
But it's dependent what you want to do
RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 25-01-2019, 06:35 PM #3 Python or Java.
That's how I started programming.
25-01-2019, 06:35 PM
#3 Python or Java.
That's how I started programming.
That's how I started programming.
RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 26-01-2019, 01:57 AM #4 Always C based languages, you rarely see python used commercially because it's utter shit. Don't go for what's easiest, go for what's practical. ©
26-01-2019, 01:57 AM
#4 Always C based languages, you rarely see python used commercially because it's utter shit. Don't go for what's easiest, go for what's practical. ©
RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 27-01-2019, 10:20 PM #5 26-01-2019, 01:57 AMVeKett Wrote: Always C based languages, you rarely see python used commercially because it's utter shit. Don't go for what's easiest, go for what's practical. ©
I disagree with this. Python is NOT utter shit, and it is extensively used in machine learning, as well as in many toolsets for their scripts/utilities. C is also not a practical language in a modern-world, perhaps if this were the 80s or if we were talking about embedded programming. I do agree though that C-based languages are most popular.
27-01-2019, 10:20 PM
#5 26-01-2019, 01:57 AMVeKett Wrote: Always C based languages, you rarely see python used commercially because it's utter shit. Don't go for what's easiest, go for what's practical. ©
I disagree with this. Python is NOT utter shit, and it is extensively used in machine learning, as well as in many toolsets for their scripts/utilities. C is also not a practical language in a modern-world, perhaps if this were the 80s or if we were talking about embedded programming. I do agree though that C-based languages are most popular.
RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 27-01-2019, 10:49 PM #6 Most used languages are probably Java, Python and C. I used to learn some Java but lost my interests
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27-01-2019, 10:49 PM
#6 Most used languages are probably Java, Python and C. I used to learn some Java but lost my interests
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RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 27-01-2019, 10:50 PM #7 I think java like said above is pretty known, but C# is multiuse aswell.
27-01-2019, 10:50 PM
#7 I think java like said above is pretty known, but C# is multiuse aswell.
RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 31-01-2019, 01:23 AM #8 for small projects whatever you live, for big projects java
31-01-2019, 01:23 AM
#8 for small projects whatever you live, for big projects java
RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 31-01-2019, 02:07 AM #9 To be fair there's no single programming language I have found that does everything you'd ever need a language to do.
So with that said I did create a nifty flowchart for these kinds of questions (bear in mind that this chart is not all-encompassing and I wouldn't recommend Ruby, Perl, Assembly, or C# for anyone wanting to develop applications that target large audiences or for those just getting their feet wet in programming):
I put the image in a spoiler since it's a big image and it'd be disrespectful for me to knowingly put a large image in an active thread that takes up a large portion of a page:
![[Image: RFfv20H.png]](https://i.imgur.com/RFfv20H.png)
31-01-2019, 02:07 AM
#9 To be fair there's no single programming language I have found that does everything you'd ever need a language to do.
So with that said I did create a nifty flowchart for these kinds of questions (bear in mind that this chart is not all-encompassing and I wouldn't recommend Ruby, Perl, Assembly, or C# for anyone wanting to develop applications that target large audiences or for those just getting their feet wet in programming):
I put the image in a spoiler since it's a big image and it'd be disrespectful for me to knowingly put a large image in an active thread that takes up a large portion of a page:
So with that said I did create a nifty flowchart for these kinds of questions (bear in mind that this chart is not all-encompassing and I wouldn't recommend Ruby, Perl, Assembly, or C# for anyone wanting to develop applications that target large audiences or for those just getting their feet wet in programming):
I put the image in a spoiler since it's a big image and it'd be disrespectful for me to knowingly put a large image in an active thread that takes up a large portion of a page:
RE: Whats the best programming language to learn that is used the most 31-01-2019, 05:28 AM #10 This actually fluctuates, but the best way to find an answer is with charts like one Tiobe, Link:https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
It's always C/C++, Java, or Python.
Generally the one you REALLY should learn is java. Very useful and powerful. Python is good but not a language too learn until you learn a few others first (Unless you really like a challenge!).
31-01-2019, 05:28 AM
#10 This actually fluctuates, but the best way to find an answer is with charts like one Tiobe, Link:https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
It's always C/C++, Java, or Python.
Generally the one you REALLY should learn is java. Very useful and powerful. Python is good but not a language too learn until you learn a few others first (Unless you really like a challenge!).
It's always C/C++, Java, or Python.
Generally the one you REALLY should learn is java. Very useful and powerful. Python is good but not a language too learn until you learn a few others first (Unless you really like a challenge!).