which programming language is the most complicated to learn?
Is it C++ or something, or are there harder languages that are commonly used in software?
Programming languages
Ayden Watson
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Jack Sanchez
HTML
Luke Flores
OP here, pic kind of related
Jace Long
HTML? that's kinda weird
Andrew Harris
It really depends what you mean by complicated.
For instance Python is complicated in that it's a bloated piece of shit.
Jonathan Wright
Adrian Smith
Brainfuck isn't commonly used, it's a language designed to be shit.
Lucas Sanchez
its not complicated at all. Its like a weak version of assembly
Levi Clark
OP here, what should I use in my games that i'm making? They're going to be 3D, so is there a way to edit 3D movements/etc.?
Dylan Mitchell
If that is how we are judging, then OP would want to look at the most verbose languages with the biggest libraries, or the most spartan.
It is either Java (100% knowledge of) or Machine Code.
Colton Fisher
welp. time to use blo- I mean linux
Luis Reyes
Game engines are generally programmed in C++ and then use a scripting language, such as Lua, on top of the engine for the actual game logic.
Samuel Nguyen
oh well then
Brayden Price
that's it
time to use unity...which i have no knowledge of
Dylan Hall
Assembly for undocumented cpu (that contains hardware bugs)
Michael Barnes
>which programming language is the most complicated to learn?
Idris, Agda, Coq
>C++
It's one of the easiest languages out there
Samuel Russell
look at this dumb fuck
brainfuck is easy, you can learn it in 15 minutes, it's probably the easiest turing complete language to learn lmao
i bet you just heard about brainfuck once
i hope i never have to touch your code
Camden Perez
It always depends on your task.
What do you wanna program?
A website? A videogame? Maybe Linux CLI util? Or Android/iOS app?
Nathaniel Smith
The sum of all primes below 10 is 2+3+5+7=17. Find the sum of all primes below two million, using Brainfuck.
Takes 15 minutes, you said?
Jack Young
Not him, but that's "tedious", not "difficult to learn"
Eli Nelson
Generally languages with a low level of abstraction is harder to learn than things with a high level of abstraction.
Eg taking a list of numbers from a file on a filesystem, making a plot and display that plot graphically is very easy if you an OS with a scripting language that has the packages, but if you need to do this on m FPGA in vhdl, it might take a while.
Thomas Lewis
I found Prolog pretty difficult, but rewarding.
Joshua Thompson
that's difficult to use, not difficult to learn, dumbposter
learn to read
Samuel Long
I guess assembly. It's easy to learn, but really hard to master.
Jack Phillips
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Blake Gonzalez
>it's probably the easiest turing complete language to learn lmao
Please... show me.
Xavier Moore
(=Z,XW)UTSL53\HGFjW
Hello World in Malbolge
(The Malbolge Unshackled one was too copy/paste)
Cameron Fisher
'too long to
Camden Long
C++, C and java have shitton of learning material online, that makes it just so much easier, even assembly, while some more obscure languages have like one or two books on them.
Jackson Carter
+ the data at the pointer increases
- the data at the pointer decreases
> the pointer increases
< the pointer decreases
[] loops until the pointer is 0 (in this case it exists immediately)
. puts a 0 to stdout
this creates a sawtooth wave cycle
+[-.++]
this creates a square wave cycle of the same period
>++[++]++[++]+