Computer language that you like most...

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Oct 25, 2024

Oct 25, 2024

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Hello s,

We are working with number of computer languages in our life...We choose the language as per the advantages of the language and while choosing we are considering our requirements also...
Here post the language or software name that you like most to develop the applications,and specify the feature that you like most in that language...
One more thing this thread is not only for CS s...This thread is for all s.......

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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Apr 10, 2009

Where's RUBY? Where's PERL? Where's PHYTHON? 😁

Just a doubt: Is .net a language?
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 10, 2009

Only 6 options...So I couldnot put more😉

.NET is a framework and not a programming language. Hence we cannot compare .NET with other programming languages.

.NET framework has CLR (Common language runtime) which has the runtime libraries for all the languages supported by .NET. It is the responisbility of the runtime to take care of the code execution of the programs written using programming language.

.NET framework performs responsibilities like garbage collection (memory management) code access security code verification etc. In case of other programming languages these responsibilities has to be carried out by a programmer or s/w developer developing the application.

Advantage of using .NET is you can still continue programming in the language you are comfortable with.

However I put that here...Because somebody may feel more comfortable with that ..This is used to create the web and other application also...Hence I could not ignore that...
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 10, 2009

What is yours choice CEans...Start voting...
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MaRo

@maro-Ce3knx • Apr 10, 2009

I ticked all, I like all of them.
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 10, 2009

MaRo
I ticked all, I like all of them.
You like to work on all these...Great...😀
Sometimes I feel C language as inflexible while working in string processing projects...
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HEART-HACKER

@heart-hacker-nZz25T • Apr 11, 2009

😕 U wrote C language and again wrote C++ THEN WHERE is C# ???
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 11, 2009

@HEART-HACKER: what is your confusion?
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safwan

@safwan-NH7W5Y • Apr 11, 2009

i like vb as its successor of BASIC and easy not like object -oriented .
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Ashraf HZ

@Ash • Apr 11, 2009

C is great for me. I've used it in many situations.. numerical algorithms, software, microcontrollers... May not be the most efficient or optimized in some situations, but it was always easy to implement and prototype engineering ideas 😀

Some languages I'd love to keep working on is Python. Scheme and Smalltalk are worth a look too.
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silverscorpion

@silverscorpion-iJKtdQ • Apr 11, 2009

I prefer C.
One reason is, it's very simple and has no hassles.
The other is, I personally happen to use C in more places than I use any pther programming language.

Then again, I miss MATLAB in the list. Though it can't be strictly called a programming language, it's a great tool especially for electronics engineers. it can be used to simulate and analyze many phenomena easily. I've been doing programming things in MATLAB nowadays, whenever possible.
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Yamini L

@yamini-uMEVDQ • Apr 11, 2009

My vote is for C,C++ and JAVA..All three are my favorites..
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durga ch

@durga-TpX3gO • Apr 11, 2009

with little programming I do.. I prefer C 😁
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safwan

@safwan-NH7W5Y • Apr 12, 2009

hay any one for biginers tryout small basic.
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Anil Jain

@CrazyBoy • Apr 12, 2009

I like PERL, Ruby, VB, Shell scripting and Python... 😀

But got option to tick only one out of 5 😔

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komputergeek

@komputergeek-Yf5hJ4 • Apr 12, 2009

I like Python,shell script,Java and C.Don't have much experience with C++ and hate VB.
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Anil Jain

@CrazyBoy • Apr 12, 2009

Any particular reason you hate VB?

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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 13, 2009

I like PERL, Ruby, VB, Shell scripting and Python... 😀
But got option to tick only one out of 5 😔
I miss MATLAB in the list
s, While creating a poll I could create only 6 options😔....
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nakul dhande

@nakul-dhande-ufQnzR • Apr 13, 2009

i would vote for C language cause that's the only language i know 😁
i have a doubt here, if i were to learn a new language,which one should i go for and why?😕
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 13, 2009

nakul dhande
i have a doubt here,.....😕
Learn JAVA,J2EE...Java Language is Interesting And Flexible One Too😀...
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nakul dhande

@nakul-dhande-ufQnzR • Apr 13, 2009

thanks ms_cs, can u suggest me any books for starting with java?
and one more question, can we modify BIOS settings with the help of a C program?
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 13, 2009

nakul dhande
thanks ms_cs, can u suggest me any books for starting with java?
and one more question, can we modify BIOS settings with the help of a C program?

Did you already planned to learn java ?????
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nakul dhande

@nakul-dhande-ufQnzR • Apr 13, 2009

well, i have it in my next semester, so i have to do it anyways 😁 so trying it in holidays wont hurt me (at least i think so 😉)
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 13, 2009

Fine......
Java-The Complete Reference by Herbert Schildt is a famous book for beginners ...It is not needed to go to any computer institute...With this book you can make your base very strong...
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komputergeek

@komputergeek-Yf5hJ4 • Apr 13, 2009

crazyboy
Any particular reason you hate VB?

I have done 5 mini projects in VB.And everytime I faced some problems in data reports,database connectivity,DLL files, database drivers etc and when I searched for solution on internet, I found that those problems were in VB itself and not in code.
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Ashraf HZ

@Ash • Apr 13, 2009

For me.. VB was the first language I learnt in high school. It was quite fun to create the forms, buttons, etc 😀

I think it is quite nice that MS is offering Visual Studio 2008 Express for free. Even for express versions, the IDE tools are quite powerful.
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Anil Jain

@CrazyBoy • Apr 13, 2009

Agree ASH !!
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safwan

@safwan-NH7W5Y • Apr 14, 2009

Vb is my first programming language too. and may be last but still studying it in high school.
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Nadine

@nadine-ae7oRv • Apr 14, 2009

As I see many others of you chose the Clanguage as well.
It is my favourite one because it is always easy to implement and I'm most comfortable[FONT=&quot][/FONT] with it because I use it most.
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Raviteja.g

@ravitejag-02nJVr • Apr 15, 2009

i ticked the launguages C and JAVA because i don't know any other launguage
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Saandeep Sreerambatla

@saandeep-sreerambatla-hWHU1M • Apr 17, 2009

I love working on C , that is the language i learnt first and then C++ and VB too...
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gosgirl

@gosgirl-IX849s • Apr 19, 2009

It's so hard for me to choice,because I like all.

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Anil Jain

@CrazyBoy • Apr 19, 2009

Beauty of C is if you learn its c oncepts you can work on any of the langugae with syntex support.
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arunhero99

@arunhero99-LRZv4M • Apr 19, 2009

Beauty of Java is the absence of pointers. I hate C++ for that... 😀
Really missed python in this list. I think every kid should be taught VB along with java/C as a beginner and after reaching intermediate level should be taught a scripting language python/perl along with front end jsp/asp. then they should be allowed to take up anything in their interest.
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silverscorpion

@silverscorpion-iJKtdQ • Apr 19, 2009

Absence of pointers?
I really like pointers, and I think C and C++ are unique in that respect.
I'm not very well versed in manipulating pointers and all, but I sure like pointers very much.
That might be one of the reasons I like C very much.
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arunhero99

@arunhero99-LRZv4M • Apr 19, 2009

Ha Ha... That was a joke. When i was in school i struggled a lot with c pointers. but you need to struggle first to be an expert later.

anyway, i will give u a tip about pointers. a good percentage of the security vulnerabilities in C n C++ comes because of pointers. it may be powerful but its insecure to an extend.
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Anil Jain

@CrazyBoy • Apr 19, 2009

Very true!!! If we groom a kid like this, He would be real hard core coder in future.

😁
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silverscorpion

@silverscorpion-iJKtdQ • Apr 19, 2009

Oh, is that so? I was not aware of that.
Could you pls tell how pointer becomes a security issue? Some examples perhaps..

Anyways, thanks for the tip. I'll remember that.
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 20, 2009

The drawback of pointer in C maybe that if used carelessly, you can access and overwrite some critical memory. For Eg: if you declare an array of 5 ints, arr[5]. and if you try to write on arr[5], you will end up writing outside the array, and eventually corrupt some memory location. So data security is lost while handling pointers.
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ms_cs

@ms-cs-Ab8svl • Apr 20, 2009

silverscorpion
Absence of pointers?
I really like pointers, and I think C and C++ are unique in that respect.
I'm not very well versed in manipulating pointers and all, but I sure like pointers very much.
That might be one of the reasons I like C very much.
pointers makes the language more flexible..proper handling should be there

Me too like pointers
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Anil Jain

@CrazyBoy • Apr 20, 2009

C is nothing without pointers. Pointers makes the C such a powerful language.

-CB
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arunhero99

@arunhero99-LRZv4M • Apr 28, 2009

further, a major sample of pointer vulnerability is Buffer overflow exploit. to exploit stack overflow 90% times hackers manipulate return pointers to point it to some restricted buffers/memory. you just leave a simple pointer unattended, you will have no idea how manipulating it will affect the whole memory around it, stack or heap. it can give a great control over the whole process flow.
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shalini_goel14

@shalini-goel14-ASmC2J • May 7, 2009

I love working in Java so my vote goes for Java. 😉
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Saandeep Sreerambatla

@saandeep-sreerambatla-hWHU1M • May 7, 2009

crazyboy
C is nothing without pointers. Pointers makes the C such a powerful language.

-CB
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i agree!!!
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