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For personal preference, assuming I didn’t have to worry about getting a job, Lisp no question.
Otherwise, I’d have to go with C++.
Anyone got any good reccs for Linux? Preferably something that plays nicely with both laptop and desktop.
Calamity Mod turned my 2000 hour Terraria profile into a 4000 hour one.
I kinda want to get into Roblox dating now just so I can say my Dark Ninja Cat and Katana helped me get laid irl.
spotify-premium-apk for the mobile devices, soulseek for the desktop.
Tell me if you figure it out. I want a hexbear account for the memes but I don’t actually want to deal with them.
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Chances are you’ll have to switch to whatever your job has eventually so just pick what you like. I really like VsCode personally because you can read the documentation of methods without leaving your program. The best system and tools is whatever gets you to start learning though.
Python is great and easy to learn but I think it leads to misunderstandings about how programming languages work if that’s your only experience. If you can get a Programming Fund 1 class in C or C++, you can transfer over those skills to Python in a week. If you start with Python, then you’ll be mostly starting from scratch if you need to learn other languages. But it’s entirely your choice.
My university had Windows for the public computers but as long as you turned in your code it didn’t matter where it was written. I know lots of people who used a Linux VM that they carried on a USB stick. They completed their assignments just fine.