wich laungage is best to code

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Hello,

As for your question above, Javascript is great for beginners. I recommend using a Javascript runtime such as Bun or Deno.

Have a great day!
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There is no best programming language. I personally use Python, which is good because it's easy to code in but it has garbage performance.

I like python but there isn’t really much u can do without learning all the libraries wich is really annoying

Hello,

Learning different libraries is part of programming. It would have to be done in basically every language. Learning libraries saves lots of time.

Regards,
dead_geo

Bro you’re geographs no way

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Hello,

As for your question above, Javascript is great for beginners. I recommend using a Javascript runtime such as Bun or Deno.

Have a great day!
dead_geo

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I like python but there isn’t really much u can do without learning all the libraries wich is really annoying

Hello,

Learning different libraries is part of programming. It would have to be done in basically every language. Learning libraries saves lots of time.

Regards,
dead_geo

Bro you’re geographs no way

Hello,

Who might you be?

Have a great day,
dead_geo

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I like python but there isn’t really much u can do without learning all the libraries wich is really annoying

If you want to simplify everything with a library, sure. But for example, for bots/checkers you really only need to learn the requests library and maybe json.   (but you shouldn't make checkers with python, they're slow as fuck)

Checker in python that’s a thing?

idk maybe but they would be a horrible idea
 

Hello,

As for your question above, Javascript is great for beginners. I recommend using a Javascript runtime such as Bun or Deno.

Have a great day!
dead_geo

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There is no best programming language. I personally use Python, which is good because it's easy to code in but it has garbage performance.

I like python but there isn’t really much u can do without learning all the libraries wich is really annoying

Hello,

Learning different libraries is part of programming. It would have to be done in basically every language. Learning libraries saves lots of time.

Regards,
dead_geo

I've heard a lot about node.js but not about bun or deno as a runtime environments. Can you tell the difference between them? I'm going to learn javascript in my free time so I would appreciate your answer.

[509]

Hello,

As for your question above, Javascript is great for beginners. I recommend using a Javascript runtime such as Bun or Deno.

Have a great day!
dead_geo

---

Hello,

Learning different libraries is part of programming. It would have to be done in basically every language. Learning libraries saves lots of time.

Regards,
dead_geo

Bro you’re geographs no way

Hello,

Who might you be?

Have a great day,
dead_geo

I Rember u from 4 years ago when I bought that 100k Spotify keywords and the tango projects bro they’re were hella good I lost the scanner though sadly

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This is a bump

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If you want to simplify everything with a library, sure. But for example, for bots/checkers you really only need to learn the requests library and maybe json.   (but you shouldn't make checkers with python, they're slow as fuck)

Checker in python that’s a thing?

idk maybe but they would be a horrible idea
 

Hello,

As for your question above, Javascript is great for beginners. I recommend using a Javascript runtime such as Bun or Deno.

Have a great day!
dead_geo

---

I like python but there isn’t really much u can do without learning all the libraries wich is really annoying

Hello,

Learning different libraries is part of programming. It would have to be done in basically every language. Learning libraries saves lots of time.

Regards,
dead_geo

I've heard a lot about node.js but not about bun or deno as a runtime environments. Can you tell the difference between them? I'm going to learn javascript in my free time so I would appreciate your answer.

Hello,

I don't really use Javascript much, but basically, Node.js is old and slower. Bun and Deno are newer and faster. Specifically Bun is the fastest out of these three. If you want long term support, and a big community for help, Node.js should be used, however.

Signing off,
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This is a bump