Most hated Languages by Programmers

Most hated Programming Languages

1. #Python -A top level, multi -purpose programming language with good readability. It is commonly used as a scripting language although it can be compiled too.
Complaints: Indentation being used for specifying block structures in place of brackets or braces. It also makes heavy use of colons and underscores and module/variable name collision.
2. #LabVIEW –This is a development environment for G, a visual, dataflow programming language used for measurement and control systems.
Complaints: The GUI programming approach makes almost the simplest of tasks extremely complex.
3. #JavaScript –It is an interpreted language developed by Netscape to be used for client-side scripting language on web pages.
Complaints: It is case sensitive, has different implementations across browsers, does not have debugging capabilities and has odd inheritance rules.
4. #Tcl –It is an embedded command language that has become into a general purpose scripting language for web applications, network administration and test automation.
Complaints: The syntax is very simple and does not have pointers so there’s no way to pass by reference, the arrays are stored as strings having poor list semantics and confusing variable scoping.
5. #COBOL –This is a language designed for supporting business applications and government administrative functions.
Complaints: It has a very verbose syntax and is incompatible between versions, and, prior to COBOL 2002, it lacked support for object oriented-programming, functions and pointers.
6. #C++ -It is an intermediate-level language made as an extension of C supporting other enhancements like object-oriented programming. It is one of the most popular languages, used in a wide variety of systems and applications.
Complaints: It has a very big feature set with manual memory management, slow compilation speed and permits programmers to switch between object oriented and procedural code in the same program.
7. #PHP –It is an interpreted language commonly used for server-side scripting for generating HTML pages.
Complaints: It has inconsistent naming conventions for its various functions, security holes, no native support for Unicode, and it often gets mixed in with presentation code (e.g., HTML, CSS).
8. #Java –It is an object-oriented language meant for interactive television. It is the most popular programming languages.
Complaints: It has a really verbose syntax and is slow. It’s not easy to pass functions, the API’s are over-engineered and lots of other languages can perform what it performs in a much more efficient manner.