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jslby2015-05-23 07:11:23
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jslby, 2015-05-23 07:11:23

A language for writing small programs?

Hello!
Now I write on Autoit. It completely triples, but the constant change in the GUI and copying is a little annoying. Recommend a language suitable for writing small programs (up to 500 lines of code) and compiling them to exe (static assembly). There are a lot of places where there is a static assembly, but it is very difficult to configure it (QT, C #, C ++). Please advise the language with the ability to connect GUI and other goodies. It doesn't have to be OOP, it can be functional.

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Roman, 2015-05-23
@jslby

You can also use C#, just install not VisualStudio, but a small SharpDevelop, though you still need the .NET Framework.

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Yuri Yarosh, 2015-05-23
@voidnugget

You can build an exe from Python.

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Timur Sharipov, 2015-05-23
@shtr

For small programs , Ultimate++ is ideal ,
it has a GUI with graphs, SQLite, JSON, and more out of the box. The IDE itself weighs about 40 MB!
Installed in a minute.

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