RageFuel post programming languages you hate and love

[bruhwtf]

hate Python
- so overrated and it's where most soyboys start. It does it's own wacky bullshit that doesn't even make any sense. Also has some of the ugliest syntax ever that is frustrating to look at.

love Ruby
- extremely simple, readable, underrated gem (pun intended ofc), one of the best language to start if you actually wanna learn programming imo.

hate CSS
- what maniac thinks drawing something through a written code is a good idea

love Lua
- it's pretty great, easy to get used to without any headaches, it's like ruby on roids. One weird thing about this language are tables, but it's pretty quick to get used to it without any hassles.

 

[Qech__]

fym python sucks, it's one of the most based languages and is used universally in ML

 

[Lonely Slav]

I hate C++ and its implicit bad behavior at times, but it pays the bills

 

[Diddy]

Let’s be honest. During interviews, most people use Python.

 

[BricABrac]

What I like:
Whatever I get paid to use

 

[bruhwtf]

fym python sucks, it's one of the most based languages and is used universally in ML

"__init__" "elif" "elif, def = human readable" "elif" "static typing sucks"

 

[TheGuitar]

Zamn

 

[bruhwtf]

Let’s be honest. During interviews, most people use Python.

dystopian reality

 

[Qech__]

"__init__" "elif" "elif, def = human readable" "elif" "static typing sucks"

I use c++ too but not that much these days, everything is easier in python unless you need performance (at which point just use a pre-existing library for your use case)

 

[Mr.Breb]

I like python. Because it's easy. But it is slow

C++. I hate it and love it at the same time. I enjoy low level coding and it's much more fast. But at the same time it's difficult to debug