JavaScript

Phill finds out he CAN program a computer

One week with JavaScript has totally turned around my success with the whole coding experience. Maybe it's because the JS is a bit looser with it's interpretations, syntax etc or maybe it's just time the whole penny did just decide to drop.

Personally I think it's the former rather tha the latter. Take defining a string for instance, in c# you'd have to say something like:

String thisOne=new String "really so much typing in juxapose jargon";

Wheras in JavaScript you could much easier go

thisOne="really so much typing in juxapose jargon"

And I know what your thinking, so what, little strings, not so important, but it carries right over the whole campground. Take Arrays, who's nasty little bits of su=yntax will probably insure I don't get this right:

ArrayList[] newistOne = new Arraylist{"bottles","burnouts","belongings","backwaters"};

where in the far more humanly understandable JavaScript:

var newistOne={"bottles","burnouts","belongings","backwaters"};

See what I mean? Much, much, much easier