#Best programming language

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Java vs Python: Which One Should You Learn? Compare their features, benefits, and career opportunities to choose the right programming language for you.

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Ruby vs Python: Evaluating the Best Programming Language for 2024

Hearing from the number of people using the language quantity and concomitant strength can also be considered as part of the criteria for selecting the best programming language for 2024. These include applicability, versatility, conciseness, speed, handling large datasets, a rich library of tools and resources, as well as active community and growth over the current decade. Due to the availability of an extensive list of libraries, frameworks, and resources, Python is indispensable in present-day data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.

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Which is the Best Programming Language for Creating Android Apps?

Discover the ideal programming language for crafting Android apps. Uncover the top choice for your mobile development needs.

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Program sense headcanons in Tron.

I have many so there's a readmore

Programs have different senses or level of sensitivity based on their function. They can change if upgraded; Tron shares some of his monitor senses with Beck using the disc

Programs designed to monitor a system or involved in communication have heightened senses, and a lot of processing capacity for them. Some programs are designed to get a broad idea of everything, while others are more specialised

Some see the program equivalent of shrimp colours - seeing radio waves is common in tower guardians or those who communicate with the internet.

Programs do not have a sense of smell

Less of a sense of taste than humans (they usually just eat energy, which tastes mostly similar. They can tell if it’s poisoned. Like irl, water from different taps tastes different but not by much.)

They DO have electroperception, and some have thermoception. Same with grid wildlife like bits.

A combination of the two above things lets monitors do that footprint-seeing thing that Dyson and Rinzler do (even if not directly linked in to be able to see system logs for that area)

Structures and vehicles give off different electrical frequencies. Programs whose function is related to those buildings can sense them, and receive signals from that which can hold information and helps them know where to go like they're ants following pheromone trails. e.g. programs in charge of the trains will have Train Sense

Messing with the above is totally what they used to control people in frame of mind

Programs also have their own signature they can use to tell each other apart

Electrical signals as nonverbal communication. Can communicate with Bits or Bytes this way

This thing that electric fish do called jamming avoidance

Programs can be linked with each other, common in counterparts or parent/child pairings (as in the computer version of parent and child), and share information with each other over the link like telepathy

Full black circuit-covering suits like Rinzler’s are stealthy both due to not giving off light, and masking the electrical signature of a program. They can disguise themselves as others using a similar principle

Users give off electricity, so they seem like a program to other programs on first glance, but those who know what to look for can tell the difference. Given it’s used in communication, programs can get confused talking to users as their electrical impulses don’t follow the same rules, but they can loosely interpret them with practice

Imagining Tron or other monitors getting sensory overload if network traffic is too high, or if in the outside world and standing among a bunch of computers/phones/servers/radio towers etc.

Programs in the outside world get pretty much none of the electrical feedback they’re used to, which can be unsettling for them

Idk how it would be different for Isos. I imagine there’d be a lot of similarities but their senses adapt/change based on their circumstances - getting stronger when needed and weaker when not

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not gonna lie. looking at university applications kind of make me want to tear my hair out and jump into a well

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21/04/2025

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Last night i had a mini freak out because i felt like i was forgetting words/phrases in english and arabic as a result of me focusing solely on hebrew for the past three months, i dont know if it was the insomnia or the general exhaustion but it startled me so bad because what would happen when i start focusing on italian next month?? What would happen when i go back to learning Russian?? I cant afford all the effort and the time to go for nothing and for one language to replace the other-

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changing majors sucks bc I already met my language requirements w spanish bc it made most sense as a pre-k/elementary teacher in the US but now that I've switched tracks to religious studies I'm required to know german, french, and hebrew for basically any phd program and most masters programs. which is fair enough, it just means I need to learn at least intermediary of all three of those before I start my masters. I really wish the US education system focused as much on secondary languages as other places like I'm lucky enough that I took honors German in high school so at least I'm not starting from nowhere but they really don't prioritize it and they definitely don't try to make sure you're fluent in more than English

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hooking up with artists is hot cuz theyll be like "I thought of you when i wrote this song". what are tech guys gonna do? name a git branch after you? the fuck

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Advantages and Disadvantages of learning multiple Programming Languages

Many people would think about learning many programming languages to increase their capabilities. But let’s see about the advantages and disadvantages of learning many programming languages. If you want to know about Best Softwares to Learn Programming, Visit My Article.

Advantages

Versatility

Knowing multiple languages allows you to choose the most suitable language for a specific task or project. This flexibility can make you a more versatile and adaptable programmer.

Expanded job opportunities

Different programming languages are popular in different industries and domains. By learning multiple languages, you can increase your chances of finding job opportunities in various fields, making you more marketable.

Enhanced problem-solving skills

Each programming language has its own approach to problem-solving. Learning different languages exposes you to different paradigms and ways of thinking, which can broaden your problem-solving skills and enable you to tackle challenges from different angles.

Understanding underlying concepts

Programming languages often share common concepts and principles. By learning multiple languages, you can deepen your understanding of fundamental programming concepts, improving your overall programming skills and ability to learn new languages more quickly.

Collaboration and communication

Knowing multiple languages facilitates collaboration and communication with developers who prefer different languages. It allows you to understand and integrate with existing codebases written in different languages, making teamwork more effective.

Disadvantages

Cognitive overload

Learning multiple languages simultaneously can be overwhelming, especially for beginners. It may lead to confusion and hinder your progress in truly mastering any particular language.

Time and effort

Learning multiple languages requires significant time and effort. It may take longer to become proficient in each language compared to focusing on one language at a time.

Shallow knowledge

By spreading your efforts across multiple languages, you may acquire only a superficial understanding of each language. Deep expertise and mastery might be harder to achieve.

Keeping up with updates

Programming languages evolve over time, with new features and versions being released. Keeping up with updates in multiple languages can be challenging and time-consuming.

Project focus

Depending on the complexity of the project, it might be more efficient to use a single language to maintain code consistency and reduce the complexity of integration and maintenance.

Ultimately, the decision to learn multiple programming languages depends on your goals, interests, and the specific context in which you're applying your programming skills. It's essential to strike a balance between breadth and depth of knowledge to maximize your learning and career opportunities.

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This is so cool! What an amazing program! I hope it can be a model perhaps for other languages with few speakers left to begin similar programs. Language is a beautiful thing and means so much that is hardly my place to describe. Still I'd love nothing more than to see them saved and spoken for decades to come.

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