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| View Poll Results: Your Preferred Progamming Language | |||
| C |
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26 | 22.03% |
| C++ |
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53 | 44.92% |
| PHP |
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19 | 16.10% |
| Python |
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23 | 19.49% |
| Javascript |
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9 | 7.63% |
| Haskell |
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0 | 0% |
| Assembly |
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13 | 11.02% |
| Perl |
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3 | 2.54% |
| Basic |
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6 | 5.08% |
| Haskell |
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0 | 0% |
| Java |
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26 | 22.03% |
| Objective-C |
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6 | 5.08% |
| Google Go |
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1 | 0.85% |
| C# |
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15 | 12.71% |
| Visual Basic |
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7 | 5.93% |
| Ruby |
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3 | 2.54% |
| Pascal |
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2 | 1.69% |
| Fortran |
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4 | 3.39% |
| Lisp |
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3 | 2.54% |
| Other |
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16 | 13.56% |
| Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 118. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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The world run on python!
Also, you've got Haskell twice... |
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Long long before micro processors where born, long long before the PC was invented, before Cobol, before Fortran, before C there was Assembly.
It was the first language I ever learned. All the others seem convoluted, and cumbersome by comparrision. Nothing like the really SMALL and FAST code you get from Assembly. I still write mission critical, time, speed and resources sensitive system level functions in assembly code today. It's the only way to fly. |
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As of this post, the total of both Haskell options is zero, so the redundancy isn't a problem.
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I had to vote for Perl. (It seemed lonely with no votes.) It is great for quick hacks. I don't code for a living any more, but it is easy to do quick data translations and such when I need them.
I love Basic. It was my first 3GL and it is very easy to use. I wouldn't do anything big in it, but it is fun to play with. I love the old Visual Basic. (Around version 2. The .NET stuff makes things too complicated.) I still do the occasional VBA macro in Excel. |
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I love C++.
Yes, the syntax gets icky, yes, it doesn't enforce structure nearly as well as Java, and yes, it can be difficult to learn, but I love it all the same. Where languages like Java force you (in a way) to use better programming technique, C++ just lets you do whatever you want, hoping that you know what you're doing. Dangerous to people starting programming? Yes. But inside that freedom also comes some power. I love the mix of low-level and high-level support in the language, and once you get used to some of the quirks you can do some really cool things with it. Also, I love it for its performance. Yes, JIT compiling is making great strides, but right now you still can't beat machine code. I'm currently working on several C++ projects, including a Turn-based RPG using Irrlicht with a pair of college students, a thin wrapper for the Windows API that lets you develop applications much faster while retaining low-level API access, and a custom dashboard for our robots with drag-and-drop customization (expect some news about this mid-season). |
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If you are interested in getting started check out http://masm32.com/ |
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But a nice C optimizing compiler can give you results just (or extremely close to) as good in a fraction of the time.
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Gonna have to go with Python for most projects. I've poked around in PHP, VBScript/VB, Perl, Java, C (C++/C#/Obj-C), Lisp (and Clojure), Haskell, and Prolog but I always seem to go back to Python whenever I need something done.
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We use c why not? heres some of our code we used last year its a single joystick drive function it works btw
void ________________(float _,float __){double ___;(__ < 0)?_*=-1;__=(_-__);___=______((_+__),(_-__));(___==0)?___=1;(_____((_+__))>1.)?(_+__)*=___ ;(_____((_-__))>1.)?(_-__)*=___;(_+__)*=-1;(_-__)*=-1;(_+__)=_______(-1.,1.,(_+__));(_-__)=_______(-1.,1.,(_-__));___((_+__),(_-__));} |
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Just because C can be horribly obfuscated doesn't mean it needs to be. In the hands of a decent programmer, C is easy to follow.
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Haha, nice C function!
I like C/C++ for it's power and ease-of-use, and enjoy python (for "fun" programming) |
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What no Delphi? This is Chief Delphi after all! ![]() |
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JavaScript will always hold a special place in my heart - it was my first programming language.
Other languages I've used are others that share C syntax: C, C++, PHP, Java. I must say I like the power given to me by C++, though I'm still learning how to wield that power comfortably. I'm comfortable with Java, but there are just some things I miss from C++... Done a few things with Python too, not a bad scripting language. |
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