[addons_zz]

Which one are your favorite(s) Programming Language, why and where?

1. AmxxPawn
2. SourcePawn
3. SQL
4. Java
5. JavaScript
6. C/C++
7. Python
8. PHP
9. Ruby on Rails
10. Other
11. C#
12. Assembly
13. LUA

[addons_zz]

Which/why: It is C/C++ because you may let your imagination lend your whatever you like. You can point to things, cast things, crash things, create blue screens, create your own new things (a.k.a. types). Owl, almost forgetting about its preprocessor, the variadic templates and template metaprogramming c++.

Where: On Eclipse (gcc), Visual Studio (MSVC/VC++), and Notepad++ (gcc/make). Now on I am going to see how it would be within Sublime Text (gcc).

AmxxPawn is also cool, remember-me C without the lovely pointers/malloc, but has its charms, as TrieCreate/ArrayCreate and receive parameters as reference on functions ( &reference ).

[PRoSToTeM@]

Where is C#?

Originally Posted by addons_zz Where: On Eclipse (gcc), Visual Studio (MSVC/VC++), and Notepad++ (gcc/make). Now on I am going to see how it would be within Sublime Text (gcc).

Try CLion trial version.

[addons_zz]

Originally Posted by PRoSToTeM@ Where is C#?

The poll only accepted 10 so, I randomly removed one, which as C#.

Originally Posted by PRoSToTeM@ Try CLion trial version.

Thanks, I used some years ago and If I recall correctly, it was neither officially released.
For now I will stick with Sublime Text some time.

[klippy]

Should have put C# instead of SQL. SQL has a too specific usage, all others listed are for general use.

EDIT:
As for me, I just love C++. Latest standards really add a bit higher level and easier to use stuff, the language has really become good in recent years, but I still low fiddling with lower-level features.

But recently I started liking JavaScript very much, specifically Node.js and ECMAScript 6 standard, and I would possibly like other stuff like Electron or AppJS for example. I don't like coding for browsers at all though just because there's no clear standard for browsers, and people go so far to even support the outdated Internet Explorer 9. I just want the exact same piece of JavaScript code to work on all browsers, then I may start coding browser stuff more. Till then, I am sticking with Node.js because JavaScript is a great language, and I really like its prototypal paradigm, it's something different to work with.

[Potato Uno]

C/C++ for stuff that requires high performance.

Python for stuff where performance isn't a necessity.

Also AMXX/SourcePawn should have been scrapped and made into one called "Pawn". And where is assembly?

[PRoSToTeM@]

Originally Posted by Potato Uno Also AMXX/SourcePawn should have been scrapped and made into one called "Pawn". And where is assembly?

No, that different things. SourcePawn is much better than AmxxPawn. (especially SourcePawn Transitional Syntax)

[addons_zz]

Originally Posted by Potato Uno And where is assembly?

Damn, I completely forgot it. Now I cannot change the poll.

[Depresie]

Since i only know AmxPawn, i guess AmxPawn, but im looking forward to learn C# or C++

[WildCard65]

LUA for me because it was the first one I ever learned.