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!');
isn't it with doubel quotes?
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!
I don't agree with that. Reasons: in other threads, this is offtipoc here
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