In what programming language, you love to code the most?
edge case: if you don't love to code, then skip the question

Purescript
So declarative and expressive, functional, polymorphic and equipped for generative testing

TypeScript. Love the tooling around it. It just gets shit done.

C#

C# and SQL, sadly I keep getting forced to use javascript and Typescript though

Go and python atm.
Easy to work with, and has very little boilerplate.

Go, love how creative I get to be

C and elixir, beauty in its essence

my all time favorites are Go, PHP, C# and TypeScript. All of these let me get shit done really fast without too much hassle.

love c#, it's really clean and easy to code in

PHP. don’t @ me.

Go and Python, at the moment. If I could just take the exception handling from Python (or any other OOP language) and put it in Go, it would be perfect.

ARM Assembly all the way, with x86 coming as a close second.
I dunno, I just love how structured and simple arm asm can be and the fact that I don't need to do stupid jumps for a line or two of conditional commands is just <3
But don't get me wrong, Intel has some pretty nifty commands that do like a gazillion things in just one cycle (however you want to define a cycle).

The next layer up would be C. Yes, it takes 10x more lines of code to do a simple thing compared to any scripting language, but I like my power that I have with C. The instant you try to take away my power to dereference an arbitrary address that I previously declared to be anything the fuck I want, is the moment I lose interest in that language. C++ comes dangerously close to that threshold with some default compiler warnings though...