Every programmer has their favorite programming language. Sometimes it’s the one that feels familiar, sometimes it’s the one that got the programmer through their first project. But the truth is, programming languages are more than just favorites; they are tools, each with strengths and weaknesses suited for specific tasks. As of now I haven’t found “One language to rule them all”, but some have gotten pretty close.
In my journey as a developer, I’ve spent time exploring different programming languages, discovering not just their syntax, but the way each one influences the way I think about coding. Not very surprisingly, the more programming languages you learn the easier it gets. You will notice the similarities and the differences and start to understand the problems a programming language is trying to solve. I definitely have not tried all programming languages, but I did try a mix of modern and older (but still relevant) programming languages. Ill show a short code snipped per language that will show you some key aspect of it.
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