EvilZone

I have recently felt the need to massively increase my general skill set in mathematical topics and I thought that a fun way to do this would be by using Programming languages for such Mathematical topics. So my question does not ask bluntly which individual programming languages would be "best", but, I'm only asking for what would apply well and what could make complexity in calculations remotely simple without the need for many additions to internal structures of the programming language and copious addons. Even blunt and short answers would be appreciated,  but I would find that they would lead to little to no help for me or potentially for others.

Thank you, and I appreciate any time one takes to read this.
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Q1: Do I have any recommendations for programming languages?

When Humans read at a pace which they can utter the words they see, they are reading with a processing of about 16 bits but when the subvocalization is minimized processing for increases to about 12 Million bits. However memory is effected with great power over each option even with the human with the best memory in the world they still wouldn't recall much more than a normal human would when reading at that pace.

I was casually Google Dorking around and i found this... http://60.45.63.26/ViewerFrame?Mode=Motion&Resolution=640x480&Quality=Motion&Interval=30&Size=STD&PresetOperation=Move&Language=1


I think it's either a Zoo or a Poacher farm.. (When i was looking there were 3 Giraffes from what i saw) give your input onto what you think it might be.

The website is called http://orbduino.com/
It's basically where you can control a robotic arm from the internet while seeing it live.