On what and how applications for Windows?

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Windows

I know to a small extent python (my ceiling is to write a simple engine for ascii animation and similar quest games in the console) and kiwi. But I would like to write some application for Windows. Let's say I upload a link to a site, and if this site is in the array, then a window pops up with a choice of what we need to parse from the site. I know that there is a separate module for creating a simple interface graph in python, but I would like something adequate (well, to develop myself as a programmer (I just entered the first year, that's all)). A lot of people advise delphi and c#, but what is better and how is it done in general. Share links or knowledge. Thanks: 3

Answer 1

C#, and you can choose a graphics framework:

• Windows Forms - if you just need to throw a form with controls and actions
  
• WPF - if you need a more "advanced" interface - custom controls, rich styling, MVVM
  
• Avalonua UI - if you want it like in WPF, but not only under Windows
  

I would start with WinForms, pretty easy to learn.
And if the logic is not written in event handlers, but put into separate classes and even assemblies, it will be quite easy to move to another framework if WinForms ceases to meet the needs.

Answer 2

Java or C#. There are other options, of course, but without prospects. (QT with prospects, but now you won’t pull it, and C # can be learned quickly enough, at a sufficient level for you)
Delphi is advised to you by teachers of post-retirement age?