So, what is your favourite scripting language?
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So, what is your favourite scripting language?
python
awk
Python
>>53773812
I like bash.
>>53773812
Python.
Python but only because i know it well, what can bash do on a system python cant, Even if python is already installed?
Been slowly learning Powershell with this book but I still mostly use sh because I know it best.
Bash and python
>>53773812
>PowerShell
PowerShell is being deprecated by Bash
:^)
>>53774058
Two different usage scenarios. Tell me when you can use one Bash shell to administrate your entire network. Even in Lincucks you can't do that.
>>53773812
C++ for big projects and Python for small scripts.
>>53773812
mIRC scripting.
>>53774169
>Tell me when you can use one Bash shell to administrate your entire network.
Actually that is my job. Well that and switches/routers.
lua
>>53773812
html
Python for general scripts
PS for administration
The cool thing in powwrshell is the ability to run script remotely within a trusted domain but I hate the syntax
>>53773812
bash and python 2.7
>>53773812
bash and python
PHP
>>53773812
Wren
assembly
>>53773949
start up very fast
I've only really used PHP and Python. PHP is more web oriented. Python is fine but I don't like whitespace languages.
batch, bash, AHK, and most dedicated "scripting" languages have godawful fucking syntax that's unintuitive and disgusting to read
Definetly Python!
>>53773812
Python.
Next flavor of the decade.
>Python
>>53773812
Ruby :)
>>53774381
I do the same with PowerShell.
Lua. (hue hue hue)
C++
>>53773812
is this a joke because powershell is being deprecated or something?
I use Chaiscript for my C++ projects
Javascript otherwise
>>53780732
Powershell isn't being deprecated.
It has many applications in which it excels over other shells. It's also object oriented, unlike most other shells.
>>53773849
my bro
>>53780762
Oh, sorry then. I must have misunderstood.
ruby.
>>53773812
Javascript
![PowerShell[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/SFbcnXz.png "PowerShell[1]")
