What Programming Languages have you used?

[DrDeath3191]

This thread goes out to all of the computer programmers out there. What languages are you familiar with?

I personally know a bit of Java (as I'm sure we all do), as well as a hint of C++ and C Objective.

EDIT: I forgot to mention my very slight uses of SQL and Python. And I made Pong in Actionscript. I think that's all of it.

 

[DazZ.]

College course on Visual Basic. (most boring way to learn a language ever)

Dabbled for abit in C++ as my first language, teaching myself from afew books I've bought since school. Not made anything overly fun though.

Then in Flash made afew crappy games in Actionscript along with websites, but the websites didn't really take an excessive amount of coding like the games did.

Anyone made anything fun?

 

[BolognaBaloney]

A bit of Java and a dash of C++, but nothing too extravagant.

 

[bodyklok]

None, I'm technically illiterate. I am thinking of trying to understand some of it thought, I've been pretty bored recently.

 

[Katherine Kerensky]

College course on visual basic. haven't touched it since the course ended, but I kept the book
I think I was meant to give it back (I will... eventually)

 

[DrDeath3191]

Anyone made anything fun?

Back in my freshman year I made a D&D style text 'brawler' where you basically whittled your enemy's HP down in a one on one match between you and a very poorly made AI or another player.

 

[Monocle Man]

One hour a week of visual basic for... 3, perhaps 4 months.
I learned how to add a button, how to place characters in a grid and how to place random coloured circles on random places.

Supposedly I'll have 4 hours of visual basic next school year.

 

[Xanadeas]

I'm technically not a programmer but I took a class in high school where we were supposed to learn how. I couldn't even get the hang of basic. x_x

 

[Jirlond]

Scripting has been able to use objects and OOP so im gonna throw these in

PHP, Javascript, AJAX, Ruby, Python ASP.NET, Actionscript, SQL

 

[theklng]

fluent in java, c#. fluent in object oriented design.

 

[The Maddest March Hare]

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Translation: I'm so hardcore, I code in pure binary

 

[LimeJester]

Played around in qBasic when I was in grade 4. We really screwed up Nibbles (or as it is usually known Snake).

Also learned OOT, then Java in high school.

 

[Avatar Roku]

Had a High School course in Java, plan on pursuing it farther.

 

[KSarty]

C++, C#, Win32, MFC and a few assembly languages for things like the GBA. I also had classes on DirectX and OpenGL and some XML and Lua scripting.

 

[Syntax Error]

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Translation: I'm so hardcore, I code in pure binary

That's so hardcore man. Even Assembly uses Hex.

 

[Uncompetative]

6502 Assembly language, BBC BASIC V, ARM Assembly language, 80386 Assembly language, C, C++, Objective-C, Perl, Python, Ruby, Lua, Applescript, Maya embedded language, Java, Javascript, Erlang, Haskell.

Mainly for comparative research for the language I'm designing for myself.

 

[Extravaganza]

Woot for know HTML
*If you can even call that a language (I normally don't.)*

 

[Doug]

Visual Basic
Turbo Pascal
C
C++
C# (alittle)
Java
Assembly
Some HTML
Some PHP
MUX code, a sort of Lisp like language.

 

[SpazzFurry]

I can't make heads or tails of Java, but I DO know VB and ActionScript.

 

[Washboard]

Java, HTML, and Javascript
And C++ next year, joys of uni