POLL: What's your favorite language?

One vote per person.  Posts that appear to be bot generated or same person will not be counted.

I'm going with java(and by that I really mean java+eclipse).  Programming without eclipse is like putting a screw into hard wood without pre-drilling a hole.

>>66
I'm not >>53, but his issues are probably with the duality of symbol values. In Common Lisp, a symbol can have a functional value and a normal value, when you call a function such as (symbol params), it will work, but if you pass it as a parameter, you have to get the symbolic value located in the parameter/local variable/binding, so you would use (funcall symbol params). Some Common Lisp programmers actually like this duality, while other prefer the way Scheme implements it. He may also be talking about how packages and symbol import/export works in LISP vs modules in Scheme, but I don't know how modules work in Scheme, so I can't talk about that.