Best font for programming?

[Mark_Wallace]

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[Mark_Wallace]

I'm not finicky about it; I just use the built-in Lucida Console.

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[Mycroft Holmes]

You are a silly bugger, most of us come here to be amused. You want a reasonable answer you go to Q&A hah hah hah.

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[PIEBALDconsult]

Andale mono. 8 pt.

[Nighthowler]

proggy fonts | Monospaced Bitmap Programming Fonts[^] Depends on your eyesight, I can't really see them anymore.

[Ravi Bhavnani]

Lucida Console[^].  Nothing else will do. /ravi

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[cigwork]

I've been using Andale Mono for quite a while now, 10 years mebbe. Never liked Consolas and switch to Courier if Andale isn't available.

[Brisingr Aerowing]

This isn't a recommendation (more of a warning), but I know a guy who uses COMIC SANS as his coding font (and writing font). Yes, Comic Sans. The guy is a sadist.

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[Jammer 0]

I've got a whole page dedicated to this topic! Programming Fonts - jammer.biz[^]

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[Chris Maunder]

Some nice fonts there. Thanks.

cheers Chris Maunder

[Jammer 0]

I ended up settling on Hack. Works great on a high-res screen and (imo) is the easiest on the eyes for long coding sessions.

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[sir_download_alot]

Comic Sans is the font to go! Actually I never thought about this....

[Steve Crane]

I like Envy Code R.

[twaindev]

You can also download it from https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Source+Code+Pro[^].

[grralph1]

Thanks for the link to the Heart Breaking Bad Font. At first I thought that it was BAD and BROKEN. Then I discovered if you just pressed Caps Lock and then didn't use any punctuation like some younger folk do, then it was brilliant. Just replied to an email from the Professor of Chemistry @ UM using it. Don't worry, I am not enrolled in any courses, so no downgraded marks. It is fun to read but not so good as a coding font. Agree with your post re your font choices completely. ....and thanks again for Heart Breaking Bad Font. Annoyingly good fun and I will use it again.

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[Thornik]

Definitely worth to try "Source Code Pro". It's free and it's cool! :)

[Baraaaaaa]

Liberation Mono

[Alister Morton]

Monoid, but not everyone gets on with its clever handling of != <= >=

[tn_dang]

PragmataPro

[Mark Starr]

I'm still using Consolas. I'm so used to it that it just seems normal. I tried a couple of other fonts a few months ago, but switched back to Consolas. I suppose that the 'best' font is a subjective choice: one that lets you read the code without 'seeing' the font, if you get me.

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