What is your main programming language and what are you using it for?

Question

I am curious to know what most people do with programming other than Sololearn.

Answer 1

I use Python. Other than Sololearn, I use it for various web bot projects. One in the past was a chat bot that lead and tricked horny men into visiting links that made me money. I made something like 40$ (I don't quite remember) before getting banned. And rather than changing my IP I decided to do a new project. This project is what I'm working on currently. And it does work, it just is missing a lot of little features and bug fixes. Anyway the new project is a bot that scrapes terms from Google trends and searches them on YouTube, then downloads videos based on a certian criteria, then combines those videos into a compilation video and then uploads it. The channel is Foxai if you want to search for it. It has generated a video by itself with no interaction from me that has 240+ views. In the future I I'm looking to have it automatically reply to comments with a response generated from a markhov chain. I've also made a automatic right clicker, since my right click button doesn't work on my mouse.

Answer 2

C#/F# for making small softwares apps or bots. C++ for bigger softwares or apps

Answer 3

Just like one plays "counter strike", I play "Java".

Answer 4

// 0. C#
// My Main() language. I use it more than all other languages combined!
// I use it for developing some handy applications to practice and help me in my everyday life.
// I haven't really started yet, but I'm planning to do some game development (Unity, Unreal, ...?).

List<string> Reasons = new List<string>()
{
"OOP (my paradigm of choice)",
"syntax that is very natural to me",
"type-safe",
"Garbage Collection/not having to care about memory management most of the time",
"easy cooperation with WPF, ASP etc./easy GUI developement",
"huge System-Namespace (the bare language is very powerful)",
"great community support + assemblies",
"LINQ",
"easy inline-documentation (triple-slash XML-comments)",
"Lambda-expressions + anonymous types",
"all other advantages of .NET not listed above",
"..."
};

# 1. Python
# I use it much less than C#. In most cases,
# I'm not even coding something from the ground up;
# I look through other people's codes and modify them.
# However I like creating (small) Visual Novels with Renpy!

Reasons = ["short syntax, still natural to me", "simple design", "OOP", "great community support + modules", "easy cooperation with programs (GIMP, LibreOffice, Blender) and other languages (Julia)", "Garbage Collection" ]

# 2. Ruby
# Really don't use it much. Only once per 2 months to try implementing something small.
# I just use it because it's syntax is interesting.
reasons = []

# 3. Julia
# Haven't done anything in it. Trying to get a peek at functional programming.