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What is your strongest programming language (Java, ASP, C,
C++, VB, HTML,C#, etc.)?

Answer Posted / a .phani krishna yadav

c will be strongest programming language even in the future also.why people run after java ,c++.ofcourse they may have their own importance in their respective domains but when it is up to the performance nothing can beat c.for your kind information all java lovers come to know one thing that your so called java language compiler itself is written in c.java is suitable only for web programming and internet appliactions .in future some other language may come and replace it as a general purpose programming language.but c as an unbeatable system programming language is extremely hard to replace.the one and only alternative for c is assembly language but nobody is ready to use it because of its complexity.so c will continue to be the higly used system programming language for many many more years to come right from now

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