I've just been wondering what program languages are used most...
don't know if this has been asked before.
So... what languages do you use???


I am pretty good in C and I have some knowledge of C++

er...VB...that's it

PHP is my specialty.

I'm pretty good with (X)HTML and MySQL, because they're usually so closely integrated with PHP. I know basic JavaScript and C++ too. There are other languages I've used, but I don't have very good knowledge of them, and I'm too lazy to list them.

* WDZ really should continue learning C++... maybe make some useless MsgPlus! plug-ins...

Same as WDZ, but put VB instead of C++
But the first one I learned was... Pascal
* KeyStorm remembers his first poker game in pascal without knowing about arrays

Quite fluent in VB now (its easy as pie ) can do a few things in c++ and c and am starting to look into DTML (javascript (seems easy enough ) + css + html) and all seems to be going well.

Off topic: I have to say I feal learning VB made it so much harder for me to learn C++ because im so lazy and just go back to what i know. So if you want to learn how to programme, do not use VB first if your like me!

Edit:

omg, i remember making programs in pascal now!!! oh and BASIC (wow that was a take the piss language wasnt it!).

cant remember the syntax of pascal though:

program hello;
begin
    writeln('Hello Cruel World!');
end.

that right??

Tah,

Hah

Erm...  does html count?

I know vb... and i know very little C.. and i want to learn C++

Nothing Special

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Originally posted by çr@nK
I've just been wondering what program languages are used most...

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PHP, html, if that counts, and a bit of SQL. but i do web stuff, so thats understood

MySQL is rather a protocol language than a programming language. (like if you said "I can write HTTP or POP")
HTML is a format language.

* Millenium_edition knows only vb

well, I can program very well in VB and C. I can also program in VC++ and Java. I used to program in Javascript and now I only remember the basics. I know a bit of PHP too.

My first language was the one used by a Texas Instrument calculator, very similar to Basic.

I've also used SQL and HTML hoever they are not programming languages, as KeyStorm has just said. (CSS isn't a programming language either)

I programmed in QBasic (and enhanced the nibbles game (sample of microsoft) to play 3 people at the same time, and an extra worm controlled by the computer, with easter eggs and bonus screens, apart from new levels)
* Choli remembers playing that at the uni good days...
I still have the code somehere.

I've also programmed in Pascal, Ada, PowerBuilder, Asm (for x86 and for MIPS R2000), Tck/tl and turboC (for msdos).

Other languages I have programmed are AHDL and VHDL, used to describe the hardware (connections, resistors, etc...) placed in a board (Hardware Description Language). They're a mix between a programming language and a description syntax specification.

I've also made scripts for MSDOS (BATs) and scripts for the shell of linux. However they aren't properly programming languages.

I've programmed in Mathematica (it has his own language), a program to do math calculs (<-english word?) and much more. The same in Matlab.

I think I don't forget any language..

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Originally posted by Hah
writeln('Hello Cruel World!');

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Originally posted by Hah
Off topic: I have to say I feal learning VB made it so much harder for me to learn C++ because im so lazy and just go back to what i know. So if you want to learn how to programme, do not use VB first if your like me!

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Visual Basic Woot Woot!, Javascript, and ASP, very little PHP but I dont really have the time

Started back in 1989 to program BASIC in a Spectrum+ :') then in an Amstrad... made lotta good games back then. Then I went into QBasic, only that the one I modified was the gorilla one... xD, also learnt Logo (No comments) and Pascal, C, C++, VB, VB.NET, Java, PHP (ASP, JSP, whateveritisScript and so on), Eiffel... Prefer Java anyway... if only it had a VB-like way to manipulate events and build GUIs... snif. I did some ASM in a 8085, now doing for 80x86 xD. And my beloved matlab, which joint with derive gave me the worst days of my univ life... 

Now learning SQL, DataBase connection and network protocols to use in C VB and Java, some 3D modelling and Flash ActionScript...  somedays I end putting a 'for i=1 to 10 step 2' in a c program and stand for hours thinking about the compiler's momsy because I can't just find about my language mixture...

What I lack most is the definive idea for a program... my univ project is about an internet-scale network manager (Skynet)... which has turned out into a serious hacking machine...  (maybe she has become aware of her potential ? )

im starting to learn vb 6 , o an i kno logo

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Originally posted by Choli
isn't it with doubel quotes?
writeln("Hello Cruel World!");

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I'm more into the web side of programming/scripting at the moment.  I started learning PHP before Christmas and picked it up quickly.  My knowledge still isn't perfect but I'm learning as I go, and enjoying it too.  Like WDZ said, HTML and mySQL are often closely linked with PHP, so I'm quite fluent in those too.

* musicalmidget remembers when HTML looked so complicated.

I'm quite interested in learning some form of computer programming language, and tried C++ a while ago but lost patience after a few days.  I couldn't even get my "Hello World" program to run.

I'll get there one day, but it may not be C++ I learn at this rate.

I started with VB6 until I discovered Delphi and I'm using it since then Delphi is Object Pascal, and it's pretty close to what Hah posted

I also know HTML, PHP, JavaScript.

HTML, CSS as structural languages, not programming, as pointed out plenty of times before ^^. (would love to get into XML soon)
Java, C++, VB, QBasic as application programming languages.
PHP, Javascript, "mIRC script code" as scripting languages.

Thing is, most programming languages are very alike, C++, PHP, Java, they're all based upon a same root, dno which though, but it's rather easy to learn the one when you know the other.

Fluent in HTML (yes I know it isn't a programming language) BASIC (stupid crap thing) and JavaScript. I know the basics of XML and am currently learning VB.

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Originally posted by Choli

My first language was the one used by a Texas Instrument calculator, very similar to Basic.

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Huh, yeah, forgot to say I'm an ActionScript geek

i started with Pascal then I moved onto VB and now im starting to use PHP for my website.

When i get time i want to learn C++ or something.

Oh yea i also use some AppleScript and Shell Scripts on OS X

I do mostly VB. I used to do Lingo (in Director, if that really counts) and i know a bit of ASP. Next on my to do list would be PHP and then C/C++. Certainly got my work cut out for me.

I know HTML, XHTML, and many, many other Markup Languages... :/ Then JavaScript and PHP. These are not really programming, but scripting, actually. But, I know a little bit of VB too! That's about it, I guess.

Enough to suit me.