Alternatives to C/C++

Alright, i see that you don't like C/C++ that much.
What do you suggest using instead?(no toy languages, please)

Try C or C++.

C/C++
I WILL FUQIN RIP AND TEAR

I don't know if you consider python as a toy language, although it isn't. Duck typing, rapid software development... rather idiomatic, to the limit.

Java is actually widespread, but it has the following disadvantages:

1. It should be cross platform, but the only cross platform application would be hello world;

2. It gives you no clue on how a software system works: I know dozen of programmers very good at java, but totally unable to understand how things are actually done (this isn't actually a real problem if you no longer need to learn);

3. Everything works on a goddamn virtual machine, and this pisses me off.

>>1
C/C++
There's no such thing. Go away.

>>5
Pwned. YHBT.

Haskell!!

>>1
2/10

>>1
You should learn your C.

Sepples can be useful in some cases, but it's not preferred unless you have no other choice.

vb

>>1
C/C++
1/10