I never use any programming language after my 1st semester, i hate coding but yeah i like to use PLC programming (LADDER LOGIC) and LABVIEW Programing (based on blocks not coding).
I've learned C, C++, and Java. Java is probably my most used language. I've used Java for far too long and have grown really tired of it since every class I take uses it. I really want to get back into C++ and start programming games. Although, come to think of it I have programmed Tetris in Java and our game club is using java.
C#, c style syntax and Linq. When I had to go back to .NET 2.0 it was painful cause of the lack of linq. Luckily as long as you use Visual Studio 2008+ and LinqBridge removes that limitation. Overall, a beautiful, versatile language
Been trying to use more F# lately but it's a huge paradigm shift.
c/c++ is what i usually end up using. mostly because i prefer to change libraries that are already available rather than write my own code from scratch. and the majority of those are in c or c++, because that seems to make things the most compatible.
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