WHAT PROGRAMING LANGUAGE DO YOU KNOW?

by viveks

Posted: 13 years ago 15 replies

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I like c language so what about you?

sarahberra 13 years ago

I only know a little HTML and that's it.
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xaban 13 years ago

I know how to talk to a programmer.
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jacktackett 13 years ago

B
BCPL
C
C++
C#
808x assembler
6000x assembler
Occam
Fortran
Cobol
Algol
Aida (IPC sucks toads in this language)
Eiffle (what a freaking resource hog - even more so than aida, and aida redevous sucks toads)
JAVA - another piss poor resource hog that didn't have the decency to die a horrid death.....
Lisp
Prolog
Basic
Visual Basic
Several embedded languages like pSOS that I've forgotten even how to name
and of course the assembler and compiler I wrote as my senior project in computer science at UNCA

html? a programming language? I respectfully disagree - its a markup language derived from sgml. from the likes of postscript, Tex and LaTex....

oh crap - totally forgot Forth...used that in my CPU simulator I built in silicon using shift registers instead of flipflop registers. It screamed in spice, but we didn't have the $$$ in college to actually cast the thing.

those are all I can think of at the moment....

oh wait - what was the main language on the old Prime's - was that Pick Basic? but guess that would count as BASIC though....

--Jack
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seasoned 13 years ago

Well, since Jack said it, I'll just modify his post to meet mine:

Z80 Assembly
8086/80386 Assembly
6502 Assembly
C
C++
Fortran
Cobol
JAVA - another piss poor resource hog that didn't have the decency to die a horrid death.....
(I EVEN agree with the comment!)
Lisp
Pascal
Basic
Visual Basic
VAX Macro
Forth
DIBOL/DBL
KORN
PHP
PERL

html? a programming language? I respectfully disagree - its a markup language derived from sgml. from the likes of postscript, Tex and LaTex....(AGAIN, I agree with the comment!)

Well, that is all I remember for the moment.

Steve
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imkazu 13 years ago

I've worked with a whole bunch, but currently am focused on the LAMP stack,
I find I could code most of the things I need relatively quick

If I need something fast, I'd prob. use c/c++
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theentry 13 years ago

C++, C#, JAVA
BASIC, PASCAL

I think that's all..

oh and also did something in Delphi
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sumitdiversity 13 years ago

Java
C
C++
Visual Basic
.Net
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ramonacole 13 years ago

Pascal — but just a little bit of it.
I'm not a programmer, but I sometimes want to be a programmer.

Though I know HTML and CSS, but that's not programming languages.
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Michael Ellis 13 years ago

Very proficient in C, C++, Visual C++/Basic, Perl, Java... and heavily dabbled in a whole lot of others.

Perl is my favorite by far.
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Michael Oksa 13 years ago

I can get by in WYSIWYG.

~M~
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- Tashi Mortier 13 years ago
  
  I know very many languages though if I want to get things done I mainly choose between PHP and C++.
  
  If I want to write a web application I use PHP since this is just widely available from every hoster and it really has anything I need. I also use this for quick hack-ups to modify some files or sort directories. I guess other people would use a bash script or something for that but I feel so comfortable with PHP that often when I face a problem I already have a solution in my head I just have to code down.
  
  When it comes to desktop applications I just totally prefer C++. I guess I would never drive an automatic car since I just need to have total control and C++ gives me exactly that. Also with great frameworks like the Qt Framework you have everything you need to build top-notch applications. (AFAIK Adobe and other big companies use Qt to develop their applications.)
  
  C++ is also very very fast if you know what you're doing. That also goes the other way round: If you don't know what you're doing it can be terribly slow.
  
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stevestan 13 years ago

little java and html
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phpbbxpert 13 years ago

LAMP Stack
PERL
Visual Basic
.NET
A little ASP
JavaScript
Batch
"Markup Languages " HTML, XHTML, XML and most XML scheme's
CSS2, CSS3 (Need to build my list some way :p)
I've started into C++

Java has always been to much of a slug for me, started playing with it a couple times and dropped it.
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smart_ladoo 13 years ago

I love php
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salil_kothari 13 years ago

i have worked on c#, my people think its difficult but i think its super dynamic.
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