Out of C and C++, I'm personally more fond of C, though I understand I'm in a minority. I think there are too many ways to do a lot of things in C++, mostly as a result of inheriting stuff from C while also inventing totally new methods to do stuff (e.g. malloc/free vs new/delete).
Python is easily my favorite language. I do just about everything in Python.
I've even done things I could do in bash in Python (like iterating over
dozens of files and renaming them a certain way), though that's largely
because I haven't bothered to learn much of bash.
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