What are all the programming languages you know?

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What are all the programming languages you know?

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Scripting languages included. What are all the computer languages you've used? Web or not.

Sadly I'm very narrow when it comes to this. I know only, JavaScript and PHP. :( Although I did use some Script-fu and Java once. I would like to delve deeper into Java, I didn't catch it at the time when I picked up a book on it. Also I've used ActionScript but the main ones I know are JavaScript and PHP.

So what are your computer language experiences?
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Assembler, BASIC, Pascal, C, C++, C#, Java, Delphi, AppleScript, ECMAScript/Javascript, and PHP are the major ones.

I'm playing with Ruby and Python, although I rarely get to right now.
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Languages i've used: Basic, Turbo Pascal, Assembler, JavaScript, ActionScript, Java, Perl, C, Visual Basic, C++, C#, Java, PHP, Python, Bash, Euler, Clisp (Sorry for the languages that feel insulted because i forgot them ;)

Most of the current languages are quite similar, even their apis start to ressemble each other, so i would believe it's more important to have a good understanding of problem-solving..
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PHP, VBScript (ASP), C#, Cold Fusion (a little), SQL (not really a programming language, but a language nonetheless), ECMAScript/Javascript and markup (XML and HTML).

I really want to learn Java and C++ as well as Delphi, Ruby and Python (but mostly so I know what all the hype is about).
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Post by Luke »

How many do I know? I'd say I know PHP, mivascript (Image), SQL (I don't see why it wouldn't be considered a language) and enough javascript to do just about anything I need to do (with the help of libraries)

I've dabbled in python, java, ruby, actionscript, and perl

Hmm... I guess regular expressions would be considered a language as well. It must be like the most compact (and powerful for it's compactness) language there is :)

Maybe more I dunno.
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Post by ptrpan »

I have used Java, C#, C++, Javascript, Visual Basic, Perl, SQL and of course PHP.

Then there is also the HTML, XML and JSP.

Most of the stuff I have almost forgotten because I'm one of those people that study a thing today and can be brilliant at it, but I forget everything once I haven't used it in a while (2months +).

So at the moment I would say I know Java, PHP and SQL.

ps. Does CSS count? :wink: :lol:
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HTML and CSS of course, PHP, Java, C, Assembler, Scheme (based on LISP) ans SQL if that counts too :P
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PHP, ASP (a bit), Cold Fusion , Javascript and HTML, and a bit of perl are the main ones I work with, did VB, C/C++ and x86 machine code at college but never used it.
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Turbo Pascal (old school), Javascript, PHP (primary language), bash, and starting to dabble in Java
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Started with BASIC, played with C, Visual BASIC and Perl before learning PHP/MySQL/HTML/Javascript. Recently been playing with Python and C#, and making a real effort to learn Ruby (great language) and Java.
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Worked with professionally: Perl, PHP, ASP (VBScript), Javascript, SQL
Know enough to write a proper app: VB, BlitzBasic, ActionScript
Tinkered with: Ruby, C#, C, C++
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Oren wrote:HTML and CSS of course, PHP, Java, C, Assembler, Scheme (based on LISP) ans SQL if that counts too :P
HTML and CSS are not programming languages, they're markup languages.
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blitzbasic hehe I remember that what was the zombie game that came with it?
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Post by timvw »

onion2k wrote:
Oren wrote:HTML and CSS of course, PHP, Java, C, Assembler, Scheme (based on LISP) ans SQL if that counts too :P
HTML and CSS are not programming languages, they're markup languages.
I almost took the bait :P But i'm not going to ask how you would define 'programming language' (And you don't consider writing html and css is a way of instructing the browser renderer...)
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php, javascript, ... uh ... , english, did I mention php? , mm ...

well, my car is bigger ... :wink:
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