>>3818
cool

>>4058

https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/pgubook

It's certainly not disappearing anytime soon. I mainly use it for network programming, but I will use whatever language is best suited for the task at hand.

Never was.

>>5733
Git is written in C

use pentestgpt

use bettercap to watch your dad fapping to gay porn

>>5684
This. Just do stuff like
bool isFake = someBullshitCondition1;
bool isGay = someUnreadableCondition2;
if(isFake && isGay)
return "OP is a faggot";

>>5611
Unironically writing:
if(cond) {
return result;
}

Is retarded shit only semi-competent C programmers and JS developers do.

Most season people in programming that aren't boilerplate monkeys will even say that you should do:

for(int i = 0; i < len; i += 1) {

}
Instead of:
for(int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
Message too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>5142
I've found the solution to this problem, for those wondering, it looks something like this:

with open("details.txt","a") as output:
output.write("Age: {} Name: {} Year: {} Timestamp: {}".format(age,name,year,datetime.datetime.now()))
output.write("\n")

>>5143
This is tight. I honestly didn't know an answer to your request (though your original code was pretty fluid) how'd you find the answer? Lack of sleep and caffeine until 5pm like the rest of us?

the youthful energy and exuberance of imageboards is gone. Now days it's in certain my mother's fax machine and Telegram communities, and you're not in 'em

>>5058
Maybe not anymore, it's niche as robust productive language with sane and refactorable syntax is being overtaken by go and this time - without framework obsession. But there is naturally plenty of legacy projects, hell, there is some in cobol still, so you would have more than your share of lifetime of employment even if you choose Java.

As far as personal projects go however, the overhead really isn't worth it anymore.

>>5059
Thats because java is heavily IDE-dependent. Writing java in IntelliJ and writing java in anything else is the heaven and hell.

>>5721
There are a few IDEs that handle all the Java boilerplate, abstractions, etc. pretty well in my opinion, but agreed IntelliJ is the go to option (although I'm generally a fan of JetBrains IDEs for most languages).

>>5435
you are just babbling lol identify people based on text patterns?? low iq detected

>>5717
It's possible and that's, one of the ways, how feds deanonymize Tor and VPN users and cross-reference accounts.

>>5717
the FBI uses text patterns to identify individuals pretty often, especially if they have something unique about it, like an obscure word or misspelling they do more often than others, run-on sentences and so on.

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>>5710

PYTHON OBV

UNLESS INSTEAD OF LEARNING TO WIELD AND UNDERSTANDING THE POWER YOU WANT TO BEGIN WITH OPTIMIZATION ALREADY WHICH WOULD ONLY MAKE SENSE IF YOU HAVE A SPECIFIC USE CASE YOU WANT TO APPLY IT TO. THEN C IG, BUT START WITH PYTHON AND YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINT.