What (scripting) language would be better to learn?

[Altiris]

I know how to script a bit already with Lua 5.1 (Roblox version). I know the basics and I can make things such as moving doors, two way buttons, guns,  simple stuff. On the other hand I also want to learn TorqueScript to make some cool add-ons for Blockland. Which one is more practical or which do you think I should go with? I already know the basics of lua but I know nothing of TorqueScript, all of these % and () makes everythjng confusing.  Should I stay with lua until I get a bit better and then go to Torque Script or no?

Notes: Reason why I want to move from Lua is because I feel lua or at least the Roblox version is too simplistic and easy.

What do you guys think? I might add a pole or something.

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[dkamm65]

¿por qué no los dos?

[Altiris]

¿por qué no los dos?

I would love to but I feel like I don't have much time. I sort of want to focus on one because for some reason I would feel disorganized. I guess I can work on both, I didn't really think it that way.

[Ben Grapevine]

go with torquescript

[Perlin Noise]

TS bro.

[Port]

why would you learn TorqueScript though
TorqueScript is amongst the worst scripting languages in the world

[Yola²]

Learn something useful, Torquescript is not a large language at all and doesn't follow the same or similar syntax to any other language than C#.

If I were you I would take to VB or one of the C directories.

[Port]

In this day and age, if you want to learn something useful, learn JavaScript, Python, Ruby or Java.

[Yola²]

In this day and age, if you want to learn something useful, learn JavaScript, Python, Ruby or Java.

Ew not Ruby.

Both Javascript and Java are nice choices though

[Shadowed999]

Anything that uses High-level english. Try Torquescript, C++, Javascript, and Python.

[Port]

Ew not Ruby.

Both Javascript and Java are nice choices though

I don't like Ruby either, but it's still widely used now, especially with Rails.

[Kisamber]

Start with python. Move to java then c++ or stuff like that.

[Kingdaro]

definitely JavaScript and Python.

if you're looking to make blockland addons, TS would be a good option too, but i do agree with port in that it's a really stuffty language.

[Zeblote]

definitely JavaScript and Python.

if you're looking to make blockland addons, TS would be a good option too, but i do agree with port in that it's a really stuffty language.

If he wants to make blockland add-ons, ts is the only option.

[Shadowed999]

If he wants to make blockland add-ons, ts is the only option.

Torquescript is basically C++.