How many programming languages do you know?
#1
Posted 16 March 2013 - 03:03 AM
1. For all of you walking encyclopedias who say HTML is not a programming language, it's somewhat similar, so I'll allow it. I know it's a markup language.
2. However, things like GameMaker do not count.
I'll start us off:
Java
Lua
PHP (learning)
HTML (markup language)
Python
SQL
AppleScript (I don't own a Mac, but I used to love hacking the school computers whenever I was bored.)
LOLCode
#2
Posted 16 March 2013 - 06:32 AM
Moved to General by request.
#3
Posted 16 March 2013 - 02:23 PM
Extended Color BASIC (I had a coco TRS-80 when I was a kid, aka trash 80).
QuickBASIC <-- My first computer that didn't hook up to the television had this!
VB6, VB.NET <-- I stay away from these, have since I had my own first *nix box like 7 years ago.
C and a little C++ <-- Something scares me about C++ sometimes. I'll figure it out someday. Live long C!
Perl <-- main language for about 3 or 4 years now.
Java <-- not that much, I absolutely hate and critisize every line of it, its bad when you want to write comments to critisize your own comments.
Brainfuck <-- WAT?
65C02 assembly (and that also includes some 2A03 differences, and 65el02 now that Eloraam's RPC is out there)
HTML <-- and that would include CSS as well, if that really counts, but it's not a markup language
XML <-- another markup language. I generally stay away from XML itself these days since many parsers are slow compared to markup alternatives
SQL <-- dialects include Postgres and MySQL specifically
x86 assembly <-- not to an entirety, but I've worked with it on occasion.
PHP <-- getting rusty I'll bet, used to be a web developer 4 or 5 years ago.
Lua <-- extremely easy to understand, and I'm no expert, but I think it looks uglier than poor mans Perl once you get 100 lines into your code XD
Lisp <-- Most beautiful language ever if done right.
Clojure <-- working at it.
Lolcode <-- I had to. I was so impressed with its stupidity I worked on my own interpreter that allowed extensions before saying screw that.
Bash shell scripting <-- I usually use Perl to replace this, but its good to know.
MS-DOS compatible batch scripting. <-- making AUTOEXEC an awesome® script was always fun back in the day
FORTH <-- Not my favorite, definately not my best, but stack oriented programming is at least neat
I can't really think of any more. I bought a book on Python and closed it because it looked disgusting, and I still haven't come up with a good enough reason for myself why
Edit: These are in no particular order. If you want to know my opinion about these as a whole, sometimes I feel that if I didn't try to learn half of those I would be much better at the languages I like most.
#4
Posted 16 March 2013 - 02:29 PM
Lua
PHP
HTML
Java
Python
C
C++
Edit: Ruby - Like started learning it today
#5
Posted 16 March 2013 - 02:40 PM
C and C++
Java
x86 and 6502 (thanks to eloraam ) assembly
C#
Lua (thanks to CC XD)
And a little of
Python
Perl
PHP
I don't consider this programming languages (cause they are not ), but I also know
HTML
SQL
Probably some more that I don't remember right now.
And basically, any language that I need to use. It's very easy to learn a new language once you understand the basic concepts.
#6
Posted 16 March 2013 - 09:12 PM
Java - horrible,
C and C++,
Lua,
A bit of Python,
HTML, CSS, PHP and JavaScript,
Brainfuck,
Processor and the Arduino version of it,
ActionScript or whatever - it's been years since I used it.
#7
Posted 16 March 2013 - 10:07 PM
- Java
- Java for Android (it is very different from Java)
- C and C++
- C# (which for the most part is really just copy/paste of Java)
- Objective-C (by far my favourite!)
- Cocoa and CocoaTouch
- HTML (and variants such as XHTML, SHTML, HTML5 etc), CSS, JavaScript *shudders at knowing programming languages retarded little brothers (web stuff)*
- A little PHP
- XML
- SQL (and most derivatives)
- Assembly for the PIC16 micro-controller family
- AppleScript
- Lua (Thanks to CC)
- FORTH (Thanks to RP2)
Its really easy to pick up new languages once you understand programming concepts. really the main difference is syntax.
using multiple languages with very different syntax at once becomes a little harder. atm at uni I'm using Python, Java for Android, HTML and CSS and PHP. as well as coding here in Lua, so many times my mind switches syntax mid statement and the compiler starts yelling at me
#8
Posted 16 March 2013 - 10:13 PM
What I can remember:
- Java
- Objective-C
- Python
- A bit of C++
- C
- PHP
- HTML/CSS (and variants)
- A bit of Javascript
- Lua (obviously)
- SQL
#10
#11
Posted 17 March 2013 - 01:25 PM
- PHP: The first language I've used, not really a fan anymore though.
(And HTML and CSS of course) - JavaScript (or more specifically Node.js): Got into this more recently and I'm liking it so far.
- Lua: I got into it because of ComputerCraft, and I'd say I know it kinda well by now.
- Vala: I don't know it too well, but I can do some stuff in it, and I'm thinking of getting more into it.
#12
Posted 17 March 2013 - 06:45 PM
sophiamaster, on 16 March 2013 - 02:23 PM, said:
Extended Color BASIC (I had a coco TRS-80 when I was a kid, aka trash 80).
QuickBASIC <-- My first computer that didn't hook up to the television had this! />
VB6, VB.NET <-- I stay away from these, have since I had my own first *nix box like 7 years ago.
C and a little C++ <-- Something scares me about C++ sometimes. I'll figure it out someday. Live long C!
Perl <-- main language for about 3 or 4 years now.
Java <-- not that much, I absolutely hate and critisize every line of it, its bad when you want to write comments to critisize your own comments.
Brainfuck <-- WAT?
65C02 assembly (and that also includes some 2A03 differences, and 65el02 now that Eloraam's RPC is out there)
HTML <-- and that would include CSS as well, if that really counts, but it's not a markup language
XML <-- another markup language. I generally stay away from XML itself these days since many parsers are slow compared to markup alternatives
SQL <-- dialects include Postgres and MySQL specifically
x86 assembly <-- not to an entirety, but I've worked with it on occasion.
PHP <-- getting rusty I'll bet, used to be a web developer 4 or 5 years ago.
Lua <-- extremely easy to understand, and I'm no expert, but I think it looks uglier than poor mans Perl once you get 100 lines into your code XD
Lisp <-- Most beautiful language ever if done right.
Clojure <-- working at it.
Lolcode <-- I had to. I was so impressed with its stupidity I worked on my own interpreter that allowed extensions before saying screw that.
Bash shell scripting <-- I usually use Perl to replace this, but its good to know.
MS-DOS compatible batch scripting. <-- making AUTOEXEC an awesome® script was always fun back in the day
FORTH <-- Not my favorite, definately not my best, but stack oriented programming is at least neat
I can't really think of any more. I bought a book on Python and closed it because it looked disgusting, and I still haven't come up with a good enough reason for myself why />
Edit: These are in no particular order. If you want to know my opinion about these as a whole, sometimes I feel that if I didn't try to learn half of those I would be much better at the languages I like most.
You have WAY too much time on your hands.
#13
Posted 17 March 2013 - 09:57 PM
- Java
- Lua
- HTML
- AutoIt (language?)
- PHP
- CSS (a little)
- Applescript (school take-home computers)
- Javascript (I knew a lot more a long time ago, probably forgot some)
- C# (ish)
- Bash (language?)
- Batch (language?)
#14
Posted 18 March 2013 - 08:32 AM
- Lua
- Objective-C
- C++
- C--
- C Sharp (C#)
- dog
- brainfucker
- java android
- java
- A++
- A
- A--
- B--
- B++
- B+
- python
- PHP
HTML - JAVA(i no a little)
- @formula
- L# .net
- M
- M2001
- LiveCode
- PL/B
- PL/C
#15
Posted 22 May 2013 - 12:00 PM
Basic
Python
Bash
LiveCode
Scratch
#16
Posted 22 May 2013 - 12:19 PM
- C++
- Arduino C++
- C
- C# (A loong time ago)
- Java (a bit)
- Javascript (Learning for Node.js)
- PHP
- Lua
- Bash
- Batch
- LOLCODE
- (X)HTML
- SQL
- CSS
LuaEclipser, on 18 March 2013 - 08:32 AM, said:
It's called "brainfuck", you know...
LuaEclipser, on 18 March 2013 - 08:32 AM, said:
Batch (language?)
#17
Posted 22 May 2013 - 12:25 PM
BASIC
C++
Lua
And I'm learning java
#18
Posted 22 May 2013 - 12:28 PM
Python
PHP
C#
JavaScript
Some Java
None programming languages:
HTML
CSS
SQL
Ones I will learn eventually:
C/C++ When the time's right
Bash When I feel like it
#19
Posted 24 May 2013 - 11:04 PM
DOS Batch files
C Shell
BASICA (deprecated) (Learned to program on this in the original PC)
VB6 (deprecated)
VB.NET
C#
MS VBA
COBOL (deprecated)
FORTRAN (deprecated)
RPG (deprecated)
SQL (started with Dbase III)
C (preferred)
C++ (like it too)
x86 MS Macro Assembler
AutoHotKey (fav for app automation)
LISP (Only at college)
ProLog (Only at college)
HTML (with Notepad
Lua (Still learning but have made several programs like a 100% autonomous, roaming lumberjack turtle)
Embedded programming:
Assembly and/or C for several microcontrollers like (8051, 6503, Ti DSPs, etc)
Arduino sketches.
Edited by Mucaro, 24 May 2013 - 11:07 PM.
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