I've actually never swore while programing or because of it.  So, I guess my opinion doesn't really matter here.

Quote from: DJ_O on February 25, 2011, 10:03:13 pm

X.x, strange, I saw some less complex code before, I guess it has some complex stuff like JS then.

He gave a particularly complex example. You could also do pretty nasty stuff with Axe, though. Even worse than that

Hmm yeah maybe you're right. X.x I think in TI-BASIC it's possible too.

I'm a middle schooler maybe thats why? I still think swearing helps me program better

I think Malbolge would make me swear if I bothered to learn it.

I do not really swear even in real life, but I do sometimes yell the code that is not working.

I swear a lot but not as much as I used to. Online it's the same, but mostly when I am extremly mad and am not myself.

Hum, Ti-Basic and Axe aren't here

I wonder how Perl and Bash/shell scripting languages would score.

I don't curse in writing, but if I did, I think *nix shell scripting would do it. I can't stand doing it for anything beyond very simple stuff—the interpreters are freaking picky over every tiny whitespace or punctuation detail, the syntax is (IMO) unnecessarily complicated and error-prone, and since parameters are space-separated by default and often aren't enclosed in quotation marks, you're constantly having bugs and glitches with any filenames or parameters with spaces or weird characters that you then get to spend even more time tracking down.

Python is my personal favorite language; it's given me the fewest headaches out of all of the languages I've ever used.

The main annoyance with Python lately for me seems to be editing code in an editor and having it give a syntax error because I forgot to set the right tab/indention mode to match the rest of the source. Other than that, I'm pretty familiar with many of the language's other quirks so they don't trip me up as often.