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What Language do you use?


What programming language do you use most?  

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  1. 1. What programming language do you use most?

    • Basic
      2
    • C++
      62
    • C#
      40
    • Delphi
      18
    • Java
      29
    • Logo
      0
    • VB.net
      25
    • VB
      27


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why is there no C here? :)

seems to be very popular on unix based platforms

There a lot of languages that aren't here... MC++ / C++ should be separated, J# should be there, Python, Assembler, maybe even MSIL?!

(why is Logo here?!)

Sorry but C i thought nobody would use now because theres C++... :blush:

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I guess VB and VB.net is basically the same...

VB + VB.net = the worlds most popular programming language... :rolleyes:

do you know either of these languages? a lot is different between them.

and no, vb, in all versions combined, is nowhere as popular as c/c++ :rolleyes: :p

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I guess VB and VB.net is basically the same...

VB + VB.net = the worlds most popular programming language...  :rolleyes:

do you know either of these languages? a lot is different between them.

and no, vb, in all versions combined, is nowhere as popular as c/c++ :rolleyes: :p

there is a big difference ok... but not as big as a completely different language...

isn't C++ like really had?.... and vb is ONE of the worlds most popular languages....

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