I feel shitty cause I've never wrote near 100 lines of python code or just a large number of lines in any language. I want to write large amounts of code that will actually work.

Try Android development,
You would have to write 7 files with around 20 -100 lines each just to create a basic hello world app.
(Although most ide generates a simple template to create all of them in one click, so its a bad example)

But other than that, if you want to create something really creative, you have to edit a lot of code , from xmls, to java files , gradles script, manifest.. etc

@TitanLannister your prob gonna cringe but when I do get around to mobile app development im rolling with C#, I just dont like Java and Ive heard C# is pretty good for it

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@BadFox yeah?

@Bubbles I'm the same, pining to see advice.

@BadFox it makes me feel a little better to see I'm not the only one.

Nah i won't cringe. I never went good with C family, so java was my path. But i have heard games do well with c# and unity.
Anyways, wherever you go, mobile dev has a lot of boilerplate code with actual results and money, if you like that.

@TitanLannister I definitely like that :) Ive been messing with other stuff but when I get around to mobile I'll be sure to let devRant know first!!

@Bubbles c# is pretty horrible for it as xamarin is absolute dog shit.

And this is coming from someone that is relatively neutral to all language stacks.

But if you do like c# why not try .net core and build a rest api with it or something similar? Its a grear environment for web development and it will take far more than 100 lines of code...belieeeeeeve me.

@AleCx04 I was already planning on it!