Whats your fav program Language
favorite programming language, I'd have to stick with C# because of the amount of versatility it has. Like being an online application language similar to java and work off of the computer as well(not sure how easy it is for java to do that because thats not a language I'm familier with). I also like the .NET framework as well.
Python, for it's english like structure, lack of heavy syntax ( no ';'s at the end of every line. ) ,wide range of modules, and it's emphasis on indendtation, which I believe produces more readable code.
@uberon: GML - Game maker language, or geography markup language? I googled it, because I'm looking to create some gui frontends.
digitalchameleon wrote: Python, for it's english like structure, lack of heavy syntax ( no ';'s at the end of every line. ) ,wide range of modules, and it's emphasis on indendtation, which I believe produces more readable code.
@uberon: GML - Game maker language, or geography markup language? I googled it, because I'm looking to create some gui frontends.
I hate the emphasis on indentation personally =] C++, I use python for a calculator :p
digitalchameleon wrote: @uberon: GML - Game maker language, or geography markup language? I googled it, because I'm looking to create some gui frontends.
Game Maker Language. Not only for games though ;)
C#, Python and Ruby. I am experienced in programming in .NET2.0 and I combine it with strength of Python (great for exploitation). I am just learning Ruby because it's said that Ruby is more python than python and more perl than perl…. You can try Ruby at http://tryruby.hobix.com
webspider wrote: Python.
I love the syntax, the easiness, the power (not that much as c++ or assembler, but enough for a scripting language). The only things I hate are the problems with creating GUI's and sometimes the speed (show me an efficient bruteforcer made with python).
I'm guessing you've never read my source…
I love C++. I know a little bit of PHP and MySQL, but these are not programming languages. C++ is hard, I know, but it was the first (and the only, for now) programming language I'm learning now.
Yes, many people said me "C++ is hard, mate, start with any easier language" and they have all right. When I was compiled "My first program" (yes, it was really it's name) which printed onto the screen "Hello World" I've said "Whoooa! C++ isn't that hard" but now I know (when I was first started making a WinAPI program) that it is.
Anyway, I've did in it much nice programs, only console applications, that is right, but they were/are useful (Windows XP legalizer ;))