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>Avoid Java, C++, or C#. Can I ask why? I'll fully admit to being a C# "fanboy", as they say, at this point in my career, but that's because it has so many fe
by rjbwork 13y ago
>Avoid Java, C++, or C#.
Can I ask why? I'll fully admit to being a C# "fanboy", as they say, at this point in my career, but that's because it has so many features and syntactical constructs that are amazing and that I simply NEVER encountered elsewhere in my schooling, internships, or career. I simply feel more able to turn my actual ideas of what I want the computer to do into code with C# than anything else I've used, including Python (distant second) and Ruby.