[Jager]

The hardest is C++ in my opinion. But I actually find VB.NET harder than C++. C++ seems easier although I am just beginning.

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wait Brainfuck is a computer language lol. WTF that looks insane!!

[lux]

Through my experience, mine goes like this(Easiest to hardest):
Python
Java
HTML
CSS
PHP
C++

[Merkuri]

All web languages are easy if you are motivated. Python and Basic are the easiest in the PC world. The hardest is Assembly but there are many syntax the easiest for me is Intel syntax and the hardest is AT&T. C, C++ and Java are medium for me.

[w00t]

What. Intel and ATT syntax are representations of the same thing. If you think ones harder than the other, you missed a huge part of what assembly is. Different architectures are easier/harder to learn, but ATT/Intel both refer to x86.

[Fury]

HTML is not a programming language. It is just a markup language. I'd say the easiest is VB.NET

Java and C++ are the most complex.

[cxS]

What do you mean by "online language" and as the above member mentions, anyone who mentioned HTML is wrong, because HTML is not an official programming language. I would say Batch is the easiest, unless you want to consider things like Smallbasic and other really dumb languages. As for the hardest, I would say it's a tossup between C and C++. Why? Lots of people say C is easy but I've seen very few people who can actually write good C code. It's less forgiving than C++ on a few things. C++ on the other hand is a larger language; ton's of features, datatypes, etc...

[Complibur]

Probably VB.Net but Python is really easy too !

[Merkuri]

What. Intel and ATT syntax are representations of the same thing. If you think ones harder than the other, you missed a huge part of what assembly is. Different architectures are easier/harder to learn, but ATT/Intel both refer to x86.

There is big different in the code. For example the mov instruction. I haven't say that AT&T is impossible but the commands are a little bit harder to explain = little bit harder to understand. Also there is a lot more material for Intel syntax than AT&T

[SQLi]

HTML means hypertext markup language, meaning it's not a programming language.

EDIT: 2/10 for rustling my jimmies

[w00t]

AT&T syntax and Intel syntax represent the same thing, the difference being whether the operator or the operand should be provided first.


Intel syntax, operand first:

Code:

mov ax, 5 ; AX = 0x0005

AT&T syntax ,of the exact same operation , operator first, explicitly state how much memory is being transferred:

Code:

movw 5, %ax ; load up AX with 5, explicitly stating that 5 is a word and so is AX