What's a fun, unique language to learn in a few days? Not talking about esotericlanguages.
python? what do you mean by 'unique'? How are we supposed to know what languages you've already learned?
>>53340169
Swift
Japanese
>>53340753
Unique as in not too similar to the industry standards, with interesting features, even if they might not be very utilitarian.
Delphi
well.. try prolog for artificial intelligence,
Lisp for handling huge data,
lisp
OCaml or F#
>>53340169
Haskell
LaTeX for formal documents; AsciiDoc for informal quick documents.
>>53341118
You don't learn Haskell in a few days, unless you're already experienced with FP
>>53340169
Lua
>>53340169
GP/PARI
>>53340169
VB6
R
DOT
>>53340169
I'd recommend Scala or Swift like >>53340756 suggested. They're rather interesting in that you can do traditional OO programming if you'd like, or ditch that and do (almost) completely functional programming.
you should try an array language (APL, J or K)
>>53341977
Make source dicks
>>53340169
Any Common LISP-based language
C
>>53340777
>industry standards
What industry?
Web?
That's php, Ruby, python and JavaScript
Desktop?
That's Java, c# and c++
Games?
C++ and lua
Mobile?
Java, Swift, obj-c
You have to be more specific.
However, if you truly want a language that is uniquely not used in any industry, might I recommend Haskell
Lisp
>>53340950
>Lisp
thuffering thuccotach!
Haskell every day of the week.
>>53340169
Learn Rust. I'm writing a project in it, it's really fun.
R
>>53340169
what about html?
>>53343802
you're a top memester
Ruby.
>>53340169
Hungarian
>>53340169
Karel
What a fucking stupid question
esperanto
>>53343851
holy mother of fuck anon
>>53346857
slut she isn't even wearing a bra
slut
>>53340169
x86 assembly
>>53340169
Elixir
>functional language
>CSP support
>runs on erlang VM
>decent package manager
>macros
>syntax looks like ruby
miniKanren, or if you don't know Scheme, then learn that first.
R
Microsoft Visual COBOL
>>53340169
L.in.oleum
>>53340169
Racket
Rust (for binaries/system dev), Scala (if you need JVM), Haskell (muh IO monad/basically nodejs without being shit)
>>53347276
or juse use Erlang and avoid the terrible Ruby syntax
Scala.
If you already know Java, it isn't too hard to write code that compiles in Scala.
It's super easy to pickup, but hard to master and start using the functional components and understanding all the common libs. Especially since Scala is huge and has a million different ways to write unmanageable code.
But if you're looking for something to play around with on a free weekend, go for it.
Python
B A S I C
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C
>>53340169
You are looking for lisp. If you know lisp, you are looking for forth.
Visual Basic
Python
BASIC
Scratch?
>>53340169
This one: https://github.com/thegrimprogrammer/EScript
>>53348939
Or use Elixir and avoid the terrible Prolog syntax and shitty string handling.
Try AutoHotkey
I managed to write a weather forecast client in a macro-scripting Windows lang, it does support GUIs
>>53340169
rust
