What is the best programming language?
Maggie Vega
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Advantages and disadvantages of that language? What it is generally used for?
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Shi Ling@taishiling
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I've used C++, C#, Java, Python, Ruby, PHP, and Javascript.
I won't say it's the best programming language, but Javascript is my go-to for pretty much any programming project these days, because:
- It's lightweight: If you just want to write a script to a simple task, it's much easier than OOP languages like Java. I sometimes just open a terminal and type node to start an interactive shell to do simple text, date, array transformations on the fly.
- It's ubiquitous: You run Javascript on a browser, on a mobile app, in games, on your toaster...
- With Typescript, it can be a typed language which helps in very large projects.
One thing I find persistently annoying about Javascript:
- node modules: everytime I need to setup a JS project on another machine or container, something tends to to go wrong with the node modules...
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Python I guess. Heard from a Software Engineer friend. Hope that real language not a snake😋
It depends on the type of work
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The one that gets the job done with minimal hassle.
I think that Haskell deserves more attention in general, there are many reasons why: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/wh...