Which one you think the best programming languages you knew

AWK is the spiffiest language you've never heard of.
I really like XSLT for it's uniqueness.
Python is cool because it has a great sense of humor.
When I'm writing C#, I feel like a professional developer.
I find Java to be terribly boring.
Erlang sounds exciting, but I haven't spent any quality time with it yet.
C++ smells. I hate it.

Currently I know a bit of command line code but that's not really good for anything. I also know HTML on a minimum level, from what I'm told it's not that hard to learn.

The only useful form of code that I know is Java, it's alright but in some ways really annoying. I can write programs that can draw various shapes, pictures that follow the mouse, and programs that you input things to get an answer such as an income tax program.

I would eventually like to learn C#, and expand a lot more on HTML though.

To answer the question though I think that Java is the best, it's very controversial and is pretty much used in all computers.

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I don't exactly know what I would do with C, my only program is basically an open-source cd-menu and some batch and registry scripts!



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I love Visual Basic for its Easiness and Fast Application Making.

I love Dark basic because it's as easy as Visual Basic and gives you the ability to makes games with no deep understanding of Directx.

and Finally, I love C and C++ for their Power and Control, and their ability to make every application you ever imagine!

OooOO! The ones I've had real experience in (from most liked to least) are Python, C, and C++. First year of college I took C++, which was after I had been using python for a while. Now I'm diving into C, and it hasn't shown it's self to have any syntactical differences with C++. I mean, No classes, but whatevskeis.

anyone has experience to scripting language? i´m using this language for make plugins for counter strike, is similar to C++ in the structure.....

I have experience for VisualBasic and C++ but not much

I'm working on learning Python right now, with a programming background that consists of programming my graphing calculator back in the day, knowing HTML, and knowing a little C++. After having mucked about with Python for day now, I have to wonder what I was thinking messing about with all the bull**** of C++, when I doubt I'll ever be coding anything that would suffer for my using a high-level language. Not only do I not have to muck about with compilers and batch files just to test my code when using Python, but I don't have to end lines with semi-colons! This is all quite new and shocking to me.