Programming Language of Choice?

[Ravenfreak]

Any programmers out there besides me? If so what language do you program in? My language of choice is C#, it's a pretty flexible language once you get the hang of it. ASM isn't that bad, but C# is much easier IMO.

 

[Jeff]

The D Programming Language is my language of choice. More specifically, I use the newer version 2. I also know C, C++, and Java, but every time I start a project in one of them, I always find myself wanting some feature that D has and end up going back to it.

That's just for my larger projects. For my small programs I use my own scripting language, which I named OnyxScript. For example, a while back, I posted the results of a script I wrote that finds the best and worst Pokemon type combos, and in a more recent thread I posted the results of one that finds all the types that form a "Rock, Paper, Scissors" triangle (like Grass, Fire, and Water). Both of those scripts were written in OnyxScript. OnyxScript itself, is implemented in D, and is still a work in progress, but it obviously has enough features that I can write my type chart scripts, and other stuff in it.

 

[Mitchman]

While I don't program, I do have basic knowledge in C++. I went straight to it before anything else as I learned the basics from my father who was in the programming world for 20 years since the 80s.

 

[Iteru]

Unfortunately I only have experience with shitty VB6, so I have to say that one.

 

[Martonimos]

Matlab.

It totally counts.

 

[Destiny Deoxys]

I'm not a programmer, but whilst studying Computing at high school, we had to use Pascal CodeWarrior or something along those lines.
I found it really quite difficult and all we did was create databases that could perform basic calculations, such as booking tickets for a flight for example.

 

[bell02+]

I don't know really, whatever I'm using usually changes depending on what it is, or is some kind of spin-off/ custom scripting language of C or Java... so I guess C or Java.

 

[immewnity]

I'm more into web coding, and I like CSS.

However, when I was coding on the Palm, I'd use NSBasic.