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Which coding language is considered the overall best in your own opinion and why is it.
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C
since its low level you can do anything and be very specific.
however you have to write a lot more code, so it takes longer.
(this is just what I've heard about the language)
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I use C++. Why?
a. Concise
Java:
System.out.println("C++ is awesome!");
C++:
printf("C++ is awesome!");
OR:
cout << "C++ is awesome";
b. Ridiculously Powerful
-Raw memory access
-File based inclusion system
-Built around UNIX
-AND MUCH MORE...
c. Easier to understand
-Strongly typed
-Easier to see what code does.
-Methods must be declared before usage
-Definitions
-Placeholders can be used for code
-#define In 1
-#define Out 2
-Now, 1 and 2 are substituted for In and Out
respectively.
-AND MUCH MORE...
d. >>>> FAST>>>>
-After it is compiled, C++ code is blistering fast
-Because it is low level.
e. Adaptable
-You can write anything from an operating
system to a server backend.
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I think there is not a best language.
It depends on what you need.
If you want to code a homepage it would not be wise to use c++
If you want to code big 3d games it would not be wise to use javascript
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I prefer Java :)
Maybe because Java was my first programming language,
I also leanrde C# and PHP, a bit javascript and a lot more.
But Java is my favourite. Sometimes Java is a slower than newer languages, but I feel comfortable with all mechanisms.
Also you can use Java for handy apps, games (hjava is not the best choice for games!), you can code web stuff and much more.
but as i mentioned in my first post, it depends on what you want to do. with java you can do a lot of stuff but some things are harder :D
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there is no "best programming language", each has its advantages and its share of disadvantages, which is why you should learn as many languages as possible in order to be flexible
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PYTHON
-easy to learn
-one of the most popular languages in the world. Used by Google,NASA,Disney,Facebook, Mozzilla.
-object oriented language
-you can do a lot of fun stuff with Raspberry Pi