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Hello fellow CC users I am interested to see what your favorite programming language is so once you vote in the poll then I have two questions.

1.Why do you like that language?

2.What made you wanting to learn that language?

Edited by CommittedC0der, 13 December 2009 - 11:57 PM.

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C++. You may get some flak for calling C++ a programming language :)
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1. Java/C++/Python
2. I just like it and wanted to learn.
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How could people say C++ is not a programing language?
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thegamemaker said:

How could people say C++ is not a programing language?

Because, they don't love themselves.
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Err... typo. HTML is not a programming language.
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oops lol. I don't think I can change it either.:p
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1:Other : javascript
2: because i liked the cool stuff that you can do with CSS and HTML using frameworks / libraries like mootools and jquery
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C# and C++ are my favorites, but this is mainly because they are the only languages I know as of now. I learned them because they are pretty commonly used and easy to understand.

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What exactly is the difference between Java and JavaScript? I think you use Java for applications and JavaScript for like web pages right.
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Other: Python

It's beautiful in its simplicity. Easy to write in, easy to read, and very efficient for an interpreted language. I can find nearly nothing I dislike about Python.
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ZekeDragon said:

Other: Python

It's beautiful in its simplicity. Easy to write in, easy to read, and very efficient for an interpreted language. I can find nearly nothing I dislike about Python.

I agree 100%. A few years ago, after having limited success learning java, I took a few short classes in python which really helped me understand programming. It's very easy to learn, and doesn't require much mucking about in arbitrary language specific information, like for instance in VB.NET.