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[Question] Best programming language for bots?

by Devata - 23 February, 2022 - 01:27 AM
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I'm looking for someone with some experience with coding bots. Particularly looking into a bot that could generate serials from a given sequence, then check the warranty on a website. For example Dell, Microsoft, Logitech this list can go on. Just wanting an opinion from someone has some experience. Or peoples take on this. Would be wanting the bot to be able to do as many CPM(Check's per minute) as possible. 

Don't care about a real learning curve or what's faster to get into, I'm looking for what will be the most efficent in the long run. Looking at Python, C#, JS? Please let me know!
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Hi there, I would recommend JS, python is also good but JS is my personal preference for creating Bots!
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JavaScript is a good language for anything that uses JSON. However keep in mind that higher level languages don't usually give you full control over what your code is doing. I think for simple stuff, a Node.js application could suffice. For anything that requires performance I'd probably pick C# or Java.
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Interpreted languages are slower than compiled ones. Javascript is an especially bad choice, because it lacks multithreading. Python is better, but it's still orders of magnitude slower than compiled languages such as C/C++, Rust, Go, etc.

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