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12/2/12 at 6:14pm
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by far java. c++ is almost there but the portability and flexibility of java as well as the just how easy it was to get started as a beginners make it my favorite
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12/2/12 at 6:19pm
Python! Such an elegant language, and it's so easy to work with!

Other than that, probably C.
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12/3/12 at 8:03pm
My thread.... it's getting quoted! sad-smiley-002.gif so beautiful!

C++ and Java
(but not C++/CLI, that's a bastard child, I started said which programming language do you hate most thread after attempting to write mangled (managed) C++ for the past few days)
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12/3/12 at 8:11pm
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I love Java because of it's flexibility, but for simplicity and function on Windows, it's gotta be C#. Python's OK, but I just don't even.

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12/10/12 at 8:26pm
I like D. It's brilliant! biggrin.gif
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12/11/12 at 12:54am
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I like D. It's brilliant! biggrin.gif

I know of D but don't know any D (if that makes sense?). So I'd be interested to know what it is that you like about that particular language.
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12/11/12 at 2:21am
For efficiency the best coding engine I ever used was the old Zilog Z80 and I have spent years cursing Intel assembler on that score ever since.

But for getting an algorithm set out in a way anyone can come back to and understand I don't think you can beat tabbed Pascal.

Funnily enough, the language I use more than any other nowadays is POSIX regular expressions.
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12/11/12 at 3:13am
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For efficiency the best coding engine I ever used was the old Zilog Z80 and I have spent years cursing Intel assembler on that score ever since.
But for getting an algorithm set out in a way anyone can come back to and understand I don't think you can beat tabbed Pascal.
Funnily enough, the language I use more than any other nowadays is POSIX regular expressions.

POSIX regular expressions is not a programming language. In fact even the significantly more capable variants, such as PCRE, are still not Turing complete (though that's probably for the best).

I do like Pascal though
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12/11/12 at 8:18pm
C, or more specifically ANSI C by far...

It took me only a few days to kick off usage of such.
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12/12/12 at 2:17pm
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I like D. It's brilliant! biggrin.gif

I know of D but don't know any D (if that makes sense?). So I'd be interested to know what it is that you like about that particular language.

Well, I'm no coding pro by any stretch of the imagination. I like D because it feels like the perfect balance of productivity, performance, and "code beauty". The language itself is designed to be as good as possible in a practical point of view, and not in a theoretical one. The garbage collector is slow, though, and the libraries and compilers are immature, but that will become better with time. The GC doesn't have to be used either. It also includes an assembler, so for the parts that need that extra horsepower, you're covered. smile.gif
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