What programming languages do you use literally every day? For me it's:
>C
Large, efficient programs that do everything exactly the way I want it
>bash
Anything with large amounts of filesystem stuff, full use of sed and awk and shit
>python
Scripts and small programs that just werk
>numpy
Distinct enough from normal python to mention. I use it to predict the stock market

>>106024444 (OP)
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>What programming languages do you use literally every day? For me it's:
C
>Large, efficient programs that do everything exactly the way I want it
C
>Anything with large amounts of filesystem stuff, full use of sed and awk and shit
C
>Scripts and small programs that just werk
bash

i've grown to love bash once you get over all the quirks. it's quick and easy. it really has endless functionality for systems scripting. i just wish it had better syntax error hints sometimes.

>>106024444 (OP)
bash, sed, awk, jq, c

Bash just integrates better with other linux command line tools.

OP's daily routine:
>wake up
>write large programs in C
>write bash and python scripts
>write novel stock market prediction algorithms with pure numpy

>>106024644
i wouldnt mind

I have found bash to be my favorite, mostly because its easy and is not that hard to learn/use

>>106024644
>novel stock market prediction algorithms
You don’t need novel if it's long term investment. There’s no particular market force counteracting that

>>106024444 (OP)
This. Really want to learn Cuda and Batch scripting.

>>106024444 (OP)
BASH is not a real programming language.

>>106027176
Define programming language

>>106024688
>what if we designed a programming language that spent all its time looking for 0 bytes just so it can have more buffer overflows?

>>106024444 (OP)
C for everything everywhere except recreationally on 8bit micros, for which I much prefer Forth or straight up assembly if I'm feeling spergy.

>>106024444 (OP)
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>What programming languages do you use literally every day?
JS and python, shell like bash and awk sometime

Python for fun little scripts and exploration.
Swift also for fun. I really like protocols.
Odin when I want to try fun stuff with graphics.

At work, I suffer with Java and typescript.

I’m just a weird one I guess: Lua for most of the daily scripting

>>106028319
shoo tranny

>>106024444 (OP)
chatGPT

I've never written a single line of code in my life. If I need something, I just hope some retard already has a github repo where I can steal the code from, and if not, I ask ChatGpt to do it for me.

I went from 60K to 125K in two years doing this.

>>106024444 (OP)
C for hobby coding.
And Python. Well, actually it's Gdscript but it's the same.

C for programs.
Python to test stuff.
Bash for scripts.
Tcl/Tk for GUI.

>>106024444 (OP)
>Perl
Anything less than 100-ish lines because I'm really quick on the draw with it. Various legacy web apps, too.

>Ruby
Whenever I need to mess with HTML/XML because nokogiri is neat.

>Python
Medium to large projects (mostly automation/talking to network enabled you-name-it) and GTK frontends, funnily enough.

>C
Rarely, because I hate waiting for compilers. Mostly whenever I need to fix bugs or deliberate sabotage (s/main/master/ comes to mind).

>Shell
Mostly myriads of little helpers in ~/bin. Usually shortish because shell scripts quickly grow unmaintainable beyond 20 lines.

>>106024444 (OP)
>Large, efficient programs that do everything exactly the way I want it
C
>Anything with large amounts of filesystem stuff, full use of sed and awk and shit
perl
>Scripts and small programs that just werk
perl

>>106024444 (OP)
> What programming languages do you use literally every day? For me it's:
python
> Anything with large amounts of filesystem stuff, full use of sed and awk and shit
es shell
> Scripts and small programs that just werk
python, lua
> Distinct enough from normal python to mention. I use it to predict the stock market
not for stocks specifically but julia is 10 times better in AI/ML to write algorithms