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Hindi

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So, The title says it all, State your reviews upon which programming language is best, Why? Pro's and Con's

You've got following choices; Python, Java, Perl, Ruby, PHP, C#

Personally, speaking. I hate C# because of that ".NET"framework which has to run on windows no matter what.

I love Java, Yes. but anyway feel free to state your opinions and pro's and con's. :)
 

Kryptos

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There is not *best* programming languages, there are just some programming languages that are *best* at doing certain things. And honestly, even still it all depends on who's the programmer.
 

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There is not *best* programming languages, there are just some programming languages that are *best* at doing certain things. And honestly, even still it all depends on who's the programmer.
To be honest, there are tons of them but I picked the ones, Which were on TOP 10 list by TIOBE , And I know it depends on whose coding it, But which one would be better in your case, If it were you who had to pick one and what not.
 

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"which has to run on windows no matter what."

Not true. I've gotten all my projects working with MonoDevelop.
 

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This thread is irrelevant since you can't compare a language like PHP to Python, but I guess that's customary for a habtard forum.

Anyways, for programming and web development, Python 100%.
 
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So, The title says it all, State your reviews upon which programming language is best, Why? Pro's and Con's

You've got following choices; Python, Java, Perl, Ruby, PHP, C#

Personally, speaking. I hate C# because of that ".NET"framework which has to run on windows no matter what.

I love Java, Yes. but anyway feel free to state your opinions and pro's and con's. :)
Java is just as portable as C#. Both are open standards that can be implemented on any platform.

My favourite out of those is probably Python.. or Java.
 

Hindi

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This thread is irrelevant since you can't compare a language like PHP to Python, but I guess that's customary for a habtard forum.

Anyways, for programming and web development, Python 100%.
Just google this question and you'll see 900 sites talking about it noob.

My favourite by far is PHP.
I knew that mark
Java is just as portable as C#. Both are open standards that can be implemented on any platform.

My favourite out of those is probably Python.. or Java.
I love java too.
 

Sway

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This thread is irrelevant since you can't compare a language like PHP to Python, but I guess that's customary for a habtard forum.

Anyways, for programming and web development, Python 100%.

Can someone please tell me why you couldn't compare PHP to Python? There's a boatload of discussions and debates comparing these two languages in the real world.

I would choose Ruby as my favorite because it's really really flexible and then I'd choose Python because it allows me to create quality code very quickly.
 

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I've used many programming languages so far: C, C++, D, Go, Python, Ruby, PHP, Java, C#, Haskell and probably some i forgot.
My favorites:
  • C — fast, powerful, runs on nearly every platform.
  • D — fast, powerful, safe, beautiful syntax, convenient, what C++ should have been, sadly it's pretty new so it does not have many libraries.
  • Ruby — nice syntax, fun to work with, awesome package manager.
  • C# — pretty fast and powerful, beautiful syntax, awesome language features, what Java should have been, sadly made by Microsoft.
 

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I've used many programming languages so far: C, C++, D, Go, Python, Ruby, PHP, Java, C#, Haskell and probably some i forgot.
My favorites:
  • C — fast, powerful, runs on nearly every platform.
  • D — fast, powerful, safe, beautiful syntax, convenient, what C++ should have been, sadly it's pretty new so it does not have many libraries.
  • Ruby — nice syntax, fun to work with, awesome package manager.
  • C# — pretty fast and powerful, beautiful syntax, awesome language features, what Java should have been, sadly made by Microsoft.

D isn't new, it's been around 2001, which is 1 year older than C#. I'm guessing it's just underrated which is why there isn't many libraries.
 

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D isn't new, it's been around 2001, which is 1 year older than C#. I'm guessing it's just underrated which is why there isn't many libraries.
C# 1.0 was released 2002, D 1.0 was released 2007. Only one guy worked on it, so development was a lot slower.
Also, you're right, it is underrated, but it's .
 

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Id say PHP just because of the huge community.
Pros:
  • Available on virtually every operating system unlike c#(.net)
  • OO and Procedural programming is welcomed.
  • Again HUGE community
Cons:
  • Its hard to write an application that can be ran on different web servers ex: apache, llighttpd and windows IIS.
  • IDK....
i found this too:
 

Ecko

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C# 1.0 was released 2002, D 1.0 was released 2007. Only one guy worked on it, so development was a lot slower.
Also, you're right, it is underrated, but it's .
D was initially released at the end of 2001. D is also not underrated, it's just nothing special. There are more powerful programming languages with better standard libraries than D.
 

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