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[Poll - Discuss]Best Programming Language.


What's the best programming language, in your opinion?  

61 members have voted

  1. 1. What's the best programming language, in your opinion?

    • JAVA
      19
    • C#
      3
    • C++
      25
    • lisp
      0
    • ruby
      0
    • perl
      1
    • python
      1
    • javascript (No, Javascript isn't JAVA)
      2
    • pascal/delphi
      3
    • cobol
      0
    • php
      2
    • F#
      0
    • VB (Visual Basic)
      4
    • SQL
      1


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Posted

I voted c++ i just started learning this language before 1 month and i find it a very good language but about java i dont know so much things i will start next yearn i also learned C and prolog but i dont like so much these 2

Posted

some languages there are for different use

possibly you want to say what's the best for desktop applications

my vote goes on java as it's easier than C++ and you can make really many things easy

though,it still depends what you want to do

Posted

i thought that c++ was the best programing lang but no not now after so many talking with intrepid <3 . he conveced me that java can pwond c++ in so many ways .

How exactly Java can pwn C++? Don't be ridiculous, java is just more simple.

Posted

Hah, people voted for C++ and Java without really having a statement. I voted for Visual Basics because It's an easy to learn language and it opens doors to many easy ways of programming while all the other complicated languages do the same thing yet they are much harderer to work with. Visual Basic is progressing rapidly while Java and C++, will go no further.

Posted

SQL is a database-language...That way you could add LISP too.Get serious.C++ is by far the best language for every single use you want.With it, you can handle everything ig you know the language...

 

That's my opinion :)

-Blane

Posted

I will go for delphi. Its easy to learn and easy to use.

You can code almost any application with it.

There isn't a "best" language , it depends what you need it for.

 

Posted

I will go for delphi. Its easy to learn and easy to use.

You can code almost any application with it.

There isn't a "best" language , it depends what you need it for.

 

 

Having said that, I really think this topic is more than useless and HAS to be locked.

Posted

n4bl1 can answer your question :)

You are saying something which is not your opinion and you are referring to someone else.

 

I don't care about what he thinks, JAVA cannot pwn C++ by any means. Prove me wrong if you can.

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