what programming langs do you guys know or want to learn or study i currently only know golang and php
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good start
I'm too retarded for that.
Java, c#, lua.
Really depends on what I'm currently working on.
Really depends on what I'm currently working on.
i'm currently building a imageboard federated software on golang its fun to kill some time
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C#, C++, and C are the languages I mainly program in, I also know a bit of JS/TS
nice
C/C++ and Python
None
Most bestest with Python, Javascript & C
TS, Rust, C, Python, Java, C#, but I mostly code in TS
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Java:
System.out.println ("HELP ME JESUS!!!");
I respe
Only Java.
I am a lazy scumbag, atm.
I have so much potential, but don't use it.
I could learn a lot more. Could.
I respect that.
Only Java.
I am a lazy scumbag, atm.
I have so much potential, but don't use it.
I could learn a lot more. Could.
I want to learn rust
Make some projects, just write code.
Write a rust project or maybe a few terminal projects to get a feel
Minecraft redstone
Someday I will learn.
idk what it's called but i know how to do /gamemode 1 etc
C
x86 ASM. Concept is surprisingly simple, but it gets super hard to read over thousands of lines
python, and lua for roblox
In order from the one I use the most/know better
C# - Unity and MAUI
C++ - UE4 and general solid software
javascript - webdev
PHP - webdev
Python - when I have to write simple code quickly
Java - I don't use it much nowadays but I used to be a libGDX fanboy
C - very niche, very rarely when I need to code a driver or some linux stuff
Assembly x86 - very rarely when I reverse software
C# - Unity and MAUI
C++ - UE4 and general solid software
javascript - webdev
PHP - webdev
Python - when I have to write simple code quickly
Java - I don't use it much nowadays but I used to be a libGDX fanboy
C - very niche, very rarely when I need to code a driver or some linux stuff
Assembly x86 - very rarely when I reverse software
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lol what?
didn't they keep saying it was le C++ killer back in the days? I stopped looking at the general programming languages stats since indians invaded the market
Java, Kotlin, Python, C#, vb.net, C++, C++ for Arduino, Swift, JavaScript, Pascal.
Time to make a Minecraft mod
I'm an old school web dev. This are the languages I know, in the order I learned them.
JavaScript, Perl, Java, PHP, SQL, Arduino/C++, Python
I've tinkered around with others. The truth is many languages now like Swift, C#, Rust, Go are so similar to Java I can almost read and write them without even looking at the docs.
Python is definitely the most popular language right now, and I just recently started learning it. It's way easier than Golang.
JavaScript, Perl, Java, PHP, SQL, Arduino/C++, Python
I've tinkered around with others. The truth is many languages now like Swift, C#, Rust, Go are so similar to Java I can almost read and write them without even looking at the docs.
Python is definitely the most popular language right now, and I just recently started learning it. It's way easier than Golang.
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Python, c++ but I don't see a point? How can I make money with it?
Python
SQL
C#, Python, JavaScript, SQL, HTML, CSS, R, and Java.
Can you make a nigger program
Indians don't do esoteric or stuff like C or drivers or anything, most are Java full stack saars
print (‘nigger’)
C#, vb.net, VBA, python, procedural PHP, Java, and a few others I've dabbled with but don't claim to know.
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