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rverlander 09-01-2002 04:47 AM

Favorite scripting language
 
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MasterC 09-01-2002 05:04 AM

Ok, I have ZERO knowledge on scripting, and I may be completely wrong, but isn't C also one?

I chose the only one I recognize (well not really, but recognize and have used, not to program, but programs that use), Java.

Well even then, I guess I use PHP alot, what, at least ~2000 times or so.:D Hmm, I guess I should have voted after I started thinking...

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acid_kewpie 09-01-2002 05:24 AM

erm, masterc what exactly is the point in voting for something you know nothing about??? c i snot a scripting language, it is a programming language, and presumably java means javascript, which i'll just change now...

MasterC 09-01-2002 05:44 AM

Good point acid, but I am but one of millions of americans that constantly vote on things they know nothing about :D I was exercising my right to vote ;)

Thank you for the clarification on C though.

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neo77777 09-01-2002 09:25 AM

I can't decide - Ruby, Perl, or Python. I love three of them, I just delved into Ruby, I've scripted in Python, and I script with Perl almost everyday at work. Ok I vote for Perl - I speak Perl.:)

llama_meme 09-01-2002 11:40 AM

Python, out of those I've tried.

I doubt many of the voters (myself included) will have a detailed knowledge of all thos languages, though.

Alex

trickykid 09-01-2002 11:47 AM

Just for those you who didn't know, Javascript is not Java, so there isn't any confusion. :D

jmeile 09-01-2002 02:13 PM

I voted for Python.

I really like it simple way of organizing the code without the classic "begin ... end" or "{ ... }" delimiters to define blocks in the control flow structures. I don't know if other script languages include it, but python uses tabs or spaces instead. So, it makes the code smaller and you can't write unindented code anymore.

Another reason is that it's a multi platform language and it has lots of modules. And of course it's free as :Pengy: . Finally, it's the base of Zope, which I like a lot ;)

titanium_geek 09-02-2002 05:06 AM

Hang on, C is a programing language, but you can also use it to write scripts... life is so confusing.


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