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Agreed.Vanadium 50 said:
Agreed.Vanadium 50 said:
For those who ask: "What programming language should I learn?"
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In summary, when deciding which programming language to learn, it is important to consider your goals and the specific applications you are interested in. For hobbyists, Python may be a good choice due to its ease of use and versatility. However, for job opportunities, C or C++ may be more in demand. It is also worth considering the speed and efficiency of each language in different contexts, such as web development, scientific research, or game development. Ultimately, it is important to choose a language that aligns with your goals, rather than relying solely on generalizations or assumptions about a language's speed or popularity.
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As it happens I might refer to JavaScript as my "favourite" language, in the sense that it is the one I most enjoy working in*. It also has one significant advantage: almost anyone that has a web browser already has a JavaScript compiler.DaveC426913 said:
However with today's easy access to beginner-friendly IDEs and online compilers for other languages this is less of an advantage than it used to be, and besides this is PhysicsForums and Python is much better than JS for physics (or any other computational science).
* However I usually force myself to use TypeScript which avoids the problem in the picture.
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I can't say this is the wittiest or funniest toon, but man is it on the nose when it comes to my dev career and its ultimate demise.
