Poll: What programming language do you regret learning

General
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Html is soooo confusing

Why

i wrote this in html it broke me
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VB/VBS and scratch theyre literally useless

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Scratch has it uses, itā€™s good for introducing young people to programming, but as you get more advanced it does become less useful

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If weā€™re going to talk about being banned, Iā€™ll say that I deserved my Scratch ban.

I was invited to a studio that was blowing up and this is old but that was back when regular people can kick others. I spent 10 solid minutes banning everyone and then eventually banning myself. Next, there is a place where you can ask others to promote a project. The Scratch team picked out the members, but anyone can comment. For context, usually, you comment on the studio with a link, and someone who is a member will review it and add it to the studio with the message ā€œAdded!ā€ or they will explain why it canā€™t be added. I went around (not a member) and saying ā€œNot added!ā€ or ā€œRemoved!ā€ if it was added.

I forgot this part a bit but I think I was banned and somehow I was unbanned. by then I went emo and unshared all my projects. Dunno why I would do something like that but I guess I learned my lesson :person_shrugging:

Lesson: donā€™t be annoying or youā€™ll be banned.

hi mods please donā€™t take down the post

Also, I would like to say I regret learning whatever code.org used, Scratch was kinda fun, but code org wasnā€™t fun at all. Essentially you should code because you like coding. Had I found code org before Scratch, Iā€™d probably not code because it seems boring.

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Joke (in case someone takes me seriously):

I regret learning English, itā€™s syntax is rather confusing and some properties donā€™t seem to make sense, and the extensions and added documentation leave hanging arguments and fighting. ā€œgoā€ and ā€œdoā€ donā€™t rhyme. Some keywords are often slurred in speech yet through strange interpretation the called statements are still accepted. It has a straightforward rule-set to set a standard for its language and any future updates, but the Urban Dictionary package is sloppily constructed, and some people are trying to implement the package as traditional code. It was a great idea on paper, but didnā€™t turn out so well (reminds me of something else). We should switch back to an older version using the configuration files and go back to year 1600ā€™s. What do you all think?

edit: whoever just liked my post: how did you read it that fast?

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Or just make a universal language

Iā€™m just that good

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What do you mean, confusing? Iā€™m confused.

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This is how confused i am.
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:grinning:

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Honestly Block Style Code was the dumbest thing I learned.Not Scratch their are some exceptions their but using third party things like KANO was sooooooo dumb

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Talking about Scratch bans:
Some people called the ā€œScorpion Teamā€ tricked me into joining them
They were planning to mass report Griffpatchā€™s project and there goal was to get Griffpatch banned
I joined them with an alt account but when I realised they were evil I was banned (my alt)
Apparently Scratch found out that account was my alt and now Iā€™m banned from Scratch

Edit:
I donā€™t know how when Iā€™ll get unbanned (Iā€™m still banned)
My Scratch name is Robot_177
My account: scratch.mit.edu/users/robot_177

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