Poll: It's 2021. What are your favorite programming languages?

[crazypython]

What are your favorite programming languages?

Below are the most popular languages. If your favorite isn't below select other and comment what it is below.

Note: By voting for a language you are not up voting this poll. Please up vote this poll to keep it alive.

[crazypython]

See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3746692

[Bostonian]

Fortran (I use gfortran and the Intel Fortran compiler, now free. Modern Fortran is like a compiled Matlab or Numpy.)

[crazypython → Bostonian]

Already on the list. Please consider upvoting the poll :)

[TheRealKing → Bostonian]

actually Numpy and MATLAB try to mimic the high-level behavior and syntax of Fortran.

[0x1DEADCA0]

God bless Java, Javascript, C, HTML, and CSS.

[crazypython → 0x1DEADCA0]

A note: CSS is on here because while it isn't turing-complete, it is a logic language like Prolog, and it has performance considerations, and can do a variety of extremely powerful things: http://csszengarden.com/

[0x1DEADCA0 → crazypython]

Regardless of its turing completeness, it has a syntax and is wildly used, popular, and useful

[ttt0]

Since when is CSS a programming language?

[Bluestein]

Glad to see Perl :)

[Bluestein → Bluestein]

Tied with "English".-

Larry Wall would approve :)

[crazypython → Bluestein]

Please consider upvoting the poll :)

[Bluestein → crazypython]

It was me :)

[auslegung]

PureScript

[crazypython → auslegung]

Added! PureScript is a purely functional substitute for JavaScript.

[auslegung]

Elm

[crazypython → auslegung]

Added! Elm is a strongly typed, functional language and framework for building web apps, advertised as having no runtime exceptions.