Which programming language you like
By toogle
@toogle (344)
India
June 22, 2008 7:06am CST
Which Programming Language you like the most
1) C language
2) C++ language
3) Visual Basic
4) C# language
5) VB.Net
out of these programming language which language you prefer the most & why.
I like Visual Basic & C# very much
11 responses
@NrgDfenZ (1810)
• Belgium
4 Aug 08
Well in my company we create websites for company's, this can go from a simple website to a full database-driven website like myLot for example..
We also create administration software (vb mainly) or other software for company's, also some promotional software: like banners for example..
@Matt_85max (236)
• India
25 Jun 08
I have experience in C, C++ and visual basic.
Of the three i must say visual basic was easy and fun to work with.
Right now i am learning visual C++ which is tougher then above mentioned languages.
@efc872 (1077)
• Jamaica
22 Jun 08
Hi toogle, I am not involved in any programming. However I would like to do animation, If you are in a position to advise me, Please tell me the route to go.
Regards,
efc
@toogle (344)
• India
22 Jun 08
well about really don't much about animation & i don't know anything about your skills.
i can only give you my suggestion and what i think is right path for learning animation.
1) Illustrator
2) corel
2) photoshop
3) maya or 3d max or if want to learn both you can to do.
and there are many other software which are used for drawing & animation.
you must consult someone who know more about animations. I have an friend who is an animator i will consult with him. if i will find something that will be useful for you then i will let you know.
Hope this helps..
@liuqian (476)
• China
22 Jun 08
I like c++ very much because i think it is very simple and easy to program.My major is E-commerce.So we have to learn some programming languages to design websites,like C,C++,VF.VB,en,actully i have to use this one to design a students management system this week.What a difficult job!^^
@selece (2357)
• Philippines
23 Jun 08
Hello there my friend. I've had Visual basic, Visual C, turbo pascal, and C++. So far I like C++ best. Visual Basic is my next choice. I'll be using and trying out more languages soon.
@toogle (344)
• India
23 Jun 08
keep it up selece.
you must increase knowledge & skills.
if you like C++ you will also like C#. The Basics of both C++ & C# are same except the few. C# has few differences because it works on top of .Net Framework. There are lot of similarities between C++ & c#. you will find that coding style of both programming languages are almost similar.
@anjielyn (533)
• Philippines
18 Nov 08
I tried Turbo Pascal, C ++ & C language but
I like most are Visual Basic, HTML & Corel!
It suits to my creative mind. 
@mr_mlk (364)
•
9 Aug 08
I think it is best to remain, as much as reasonably possible, language agnostic and simply selected the best for the current task. They are after all just tools.
At the moment most of my work (back-end server stuff) is done in Java. Not as I think the language is anything special (it is just an OO language with a GC), but because it has such great third party support. Ant, JUnit, Eclipse, C**p4j, NetBeans, CheckStyle etc all make me a better and more efficient developer.
But if I has some small file scanning type task to do, I'll drop down to the shell, dig out Cygwin and write a quick and dirty AWK script and some bash hackery to get the job done, and I'll enjoy working with it. Not test driven development or user acceptance testing to please - just a to get done, and some simple tools to do it.
@cautionhot01 (418)
• Philippines
7 Sep 08
among the choices, i like most is C - it's the basic.
and visual basic because it's a graphical user interface and it's a drag and drop thing. the codes are very basic.
Other than the choices, I like java and php. As a computer science student, we have a lot of exercises in java and it's libraries help me a lot. Java is user-friendly for me. I like PHP because I can work on web browser application with php.
@ruellm (145)
• Philippines
7 Sep 08
My vote goes to mighty C
then to C++.
Look anything around you (or around your desktop). Tell me something that was not implemented in C or C++, probably only a small count.
From your OS,browser to chat applications to games to your cellphone to the FW of your TV sets, etc.
