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Not a serious question at all for me but I do enjoy casual conversation about programming languages in general. So a fun question for me that I wish was asked more is what are your favorite languages? I've dabbled with a lot of languages and my favorites are red, forth, and smalltalk (and my own languages lol) but when I ask others they usually say C# - mostly because that's what they have experience in.
So what are your favorites?
You are correct, most people state their favorite because it is what they've worked with.
I've actually used, C, C++, C#, VisualBasic 4&5, JavaScript, PERL, Python, Rust, Kotlin, Swift to produce actual programs -- large and small.
However, my favorites are C#, Swift and Kotlin.
I like them because:
Because most devs are stuck on what they know, it is important to ask "why?" their favorite is their favorite also. Interesting discussion.
python
Why don’t we just ask things unfiltered because I’ve been doing this all this year it was always appreciated and I felt empowered
What is your favorite thing to do? They assume its coding but in reality its graphic design. Like i love modern stuff like apple wallpapers lol
Most often, I just wish people would take a deep breath, look up from the text editor, and ask themselves what their goal is and how their code will help to accomplish it.
There's an awful lot of code which was written for the joy of writing code, which is marvelous. Sometimes, though, code needs to solve a problem.
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Whatever, but should be creative.