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Which is the most superior programming language??

any particular language which is highly superior and powerful compared to all the other languages?

24th Sep 2017, 5:45 PM
Sanjay Bhakta
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Just don't try to make a website in AutoCAD, or a computational algorithm with just CSS (unless anyone here has done this... then rock on!)
30th Oct 2017, 5:32 PM
Imi Ælπir
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You've chosen tags like 'CSS' 'java' and 'c++'. Each programming language has its own uses, it would depend what you want to do with it. If you are writing code that requires very optimised code (because you had many calculations to complete), you might choose C (over Java). C is not object oriented, and is not as easy to pick up as python (or as friendly to mistakes as python). So Python for speed and ease when working with others. If you're looking to make a style sheet you could use XML, CSS, SASS etc. If you were going for speed of writing you'd want SASS over CSS. If you were working with Java you'd maybe pick XML. You may use React, Angular, or HTML etc to design a webpage. If it is a completely static page you may feel HTML is simple for your purposes. However if you wanted a fully-interactive gleaming site with incredible functionality maybe HTML would be too cumbersome for the job. What do you want to do with the programming language? Are you learning to get a job? If so, look at some job adverts of companies near you and see what they want... If you're looking to have fun, and make cool stuff then pick one thing webpage/app/unix module... make a very simple project idea, choose the best language for *that project* and complete it. you'd be surprised how using your own app/program for something can really inspire you to do more. And if you see something cool. Like someone is starting a GNU/Linux project you like the sound of... why not just message them and ask if they want a lakkie who doesn't really know what they're doing but is happy to learn.
30th Oct 2017, 5:28 PM
Imi Ælπir