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RE: That feeling when you finally get your code working - Cyanide and Cynicism - 01-27-2014
(01-27-2014, 10:06 PM)cr33pyguy Wrote: to participate to the debate here, how would you define a "best" language?
All of them have their good sides.
Libraries, APIs, general features, environments it can be used in and how along with a lot of other factors. There's no best language for sure, but there can be best languages for specific environments and conditions imo.
RE: That feeling when you finally get your code working - cr33pyguy - 01-27-2014
(01-27-2014, 10:12 PM)gentoo_fetishism Wrote: best languages for specific environments and conditions imo.
very true. a single language can't be the best for everything.
RE: That feeling when you finally get your code working - Cyanide and Cynicism - 01-27-2014
(01-27-2014, 10:21 PM)cr33pyguy Wrote: very true. a single language can't be the best for everything.
(01-27-2014, 10:12 PM)gentoo_fetishism Wrote: There's no best language for sure, but there can be best languages for specific environments and conditions imo.
RE: That feeling when you finally get your code working - 3SidedSquare - 01-28-2014
By environment, he means the conditions and deadlines the programmer faces. Just because I'm on windows doesn't automatically make C++ "better".
RE: That feeling when you finally get your code working - BreShiE - 01-28-2014
Why is this even in the lounge?