In your opinion, what is the most difficult coding language to learn?

@JavaScriptCoff1 CSS!

@JavaScriptCoff1 Scheme (Lisp). Wasn't a fan

@JavaScriptCoff1 Every damn one of them 😳 🤪

@JavaScriptCoff1 Chinese

@JavaScriptCoff1 Rust, love it but it's hard.

@JavaScriptCoff1 The one you have no personal use case for.

@JavaScriptCoff1 Honestly? ES5 JavaScript. ES6 and later added constructs that made it much easier to manage. Before that it was super unintuitive in some ways. (It still is, but it has constructs that help you avoid those pitfalls now)

@JavaScriptCoff1 It seems the easier the language is based on the quality of the documentation and the size of the user community that's out there to ask questions. I have found JavaScript has the biggest user base and all the challenges I faced have been in frameworks not in vanilla JavaScript.

@JavaScriptCoff1 @TheArduinoGuy Some interpreted languages I've really struggled with are APL and Perl. Contrary opinion: C++ is one of the easiest languages to learn. I think the reason a lot of people are dissing it is the layers of obfuscation that have been added to the language in recent years.

@JavaScriptCoff1 Malbolge "Hello, world" looks like this:

@JavaScriptCoff1 For me CSS.

@JavaScriptCoff1 The language of love, because most #programmers are stuck behind screens swearing at the computer all day 😄 ..oh you said 'coding' language,my bad..in that case #Javascript ,where else would you be able to shutdown your production server with a single dot at the wrong place 😁

@JavaScriptCoff1 I think , Assembly

@JavaScriptCoff1 Erlang

@JavaScriptCoff1 Malbolge is a public domain esoteric programming language and considered as one of the hardest programming languages in the world. Result - Hello World! Program

@JavaScriptCoff1 scala...

@JavaScriptCoff1 Regex goddammit

@JavaScriptCoff1 lisp

@JavaScriptCoff1 Java

@JavaScriptCoff1 The project requirements. Both because it's a funny answer to the question and because it's true.

@JavaScriptCoff1 @ThisisVanshika Moo?

@JavaScriptCoff1 Organicly evolving languages. They are often a mess both in syntax and semantics. Best example: Verilog and System Verilog.

@JavaScriptCoff1 Any of the functional programming languages like Haskell or Clojure, although I don't find F# as bad--probably because it has all the underlying .NET libraries that I know so well from C#.

@JavaScriptCoff1 Assembly

@JavaScriptCoff1 Haskell