What programming language do you love?

[Baitty]

I have fallen in love with ruby it's such a beautiful interface and I've only now just started to get into programming! Whats your favorite?

[Justin00]

I enjoy php or perl..I love... ummm.. hmmm I'll get back to you.

[Cryptopher]

I'm not really a connoisseur of programming languages but I work a lot with Java and ColdFusion as part of my job.

[jaberwock]

I like python and assembly language.

[ChekaZ]

Java is the only one I really love :b

[Carra23]

Python

Used to do C++, but python makes life so much easier.

[trand]

i like delphi and VB because both have GUI so more confuse for interface design

[Malin Keshar]

ruby is sweet, perfect for object oriented development, and with so many unique features. But is slow and forces you to develop in a OO style no matter what you are doing.

python is great for serial programs, but their OO really sucks. The best for prototyping non OO stuff.

I personally like functional programming(SML, Scala and stuff), but it is not popular these days, so I don't use much. Even Prolog is fun when you get used to it.

[bryant.coleman]

I have tried out various languages such as C++ and Visual Basic, so that I could automate some of my processes at work. But right now, the only language in which I am comfortable is Digital Visual Fortran.

[Ron~Popeil]

I need to learn one. Any recommendations for what would be the most useful?

[dank]

html

[Divinespark]

Python and Ruby, so simple and elegant

[bryant.coleman]

I need to learn one. Any recommendations for what would be the most useful?

That depends on your job. If you use MS Office a lot, then Visual Basic might be the best language for you. If you are in to R&D, such as risk modeling, then languages such as FORTRAN and C++ might be more useful.

[Este Nuno]

Everyone loves Python because it's pythonic.

I need to learn one. Any recommendations for what would be the most useful?

Pppppppython for sure. It's a good all around language. Lots of libraries. Plus it's an excellent learners language. MIT Intro to Comp Sci was a Python course last time I checked. They have the course online, it's pretty good.

[bluefirecorp]

html

HTML is a markup language.

Personally, I don't love any language. I did like Java due to it doing well multi-platform. Eventually, I need to learn Ruby due to puppet / chef. I thought python was neat a long time ago, but really just don't have interest in it.

[Baitty]

I would love to eventually move onto more complex languages such as C++ & Java. But ruby is all I need for now.

[DolanDuck]

I like AutoIT syntax, it isn't a real programming language, but has all I need to develop many useful applications.

[Este Nuno]

I like AutoIT syntax, it isn't a real programming language, but has all I need to develop many useful applications.

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I use AHK a bit. It's pretty good and it's been developed to the point where you can do full apps with it. I think AutoIt is similar, weren't they related at some point?

[Parazyd]

C for me. It's the fundament of everything and it's dependency free.

[gagalady]

I was programming with java a while ago, and that Is the only language I really know and I know other very little so I don't have to compare but I love programming with java I would say it's a cool programming language.