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Hi! I am writing an article about what I think is the best programming language to learn and I thought that you might like to share your opinion. My question for you is: Which programming language do you think is the most useful to learn? If you could please leave a comment on this blog post with your answer, it would be much appreciated. Many thanks! I am currently learning scala, java, and c++. I have learned a lot from each of them. I do not think you can say one language is the best to learn over another, so I'd like to take a different approach. I'd like to know which one you think is the most fun to learn. May it be because it's so easy or because of some other reason? In my opinion Scala is the most fun programming language for many reasons: (1) "It looks beautiful." Is Scala really beautiful? As a realistic person, I should say that no programming languages are beautiful beyond the syntax. However, scala looks beautiful with its explicit syntax, high-level types, explicit memory management, and "model-view" architecture. It is easy to read and follow. The source code of the example above is very simple.(2) "It allows you to build new abstractions." I think this is one of the most important reasons why Scala is more fun to learn than Java. Here are some concrete examples of how it can be useful: • Be able to build your own functional programming abstractions. At first, you have to understand some conceptually difficult parts before being able to use them richly in practice. For example, the power of lazy evaluation, currying, and pattern matching can be very useful. • Be able to build your own object-oriented programming abstractions. The Scala language allows you to bend the rules of OO programming rather than giving you just one way of doing things. You can do design patterns in a much more expressive way. Scala also has features that support OO design patterns such as traits, mixins, implicit classes and extractors. Many examples include case classes and sealed hierarchies. • Scalability: Scala allows programmers to build programs that handle a huge amount of information more easily by using fewer resources. The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is designed for low-level programming, but it may be difficult to deal with large data sets in JVM programs. The Scala language is built to support high-level functionality. Therefore, it may be easier to use Scala to build high-performance systems. (3) "It has features that are easy for beginners." I think this is also one of the most important reasons why Scala is more fun to learn than Java. When learning a programming language, there are three possible choices that you may make: • You can pick the easiest one that gives you the most control over your code without too much knowledge of underlying concepts. cfa1e77820
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