They say understanding low-level programming allows you to easily master any high level language.

While that may be true, I really would not choose to be a master of C, C++ or C#.

I tried them using the interactive mode on codecademy. And the basics seemed pretty cool.

However, I still prefer higher-level languages like Python and JavaScript.

Why? Because they are so easy to write. And I can get more done in less time.

For example: when using C to print Hello, world!, you need long blocks of code.

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)

{

printf("Hello, world\n");

}

But Python simply uses:

print("Hello, world")

Yunno, I'm a fan of automating and making stuff easier. That's why I'd rather write a function with two lines than opt for 5 lines.

My motto is:- Use the easiest method to solve the problem.

However, I respect those who use low-level languages in their jobs.

Welldone, peeps!