Post what programming languages you know

[TommyV]

Unix/SQL/XML - the basics

 

[Pate]

I guess a more pertinant question would be:

What's the most useful one to START learning?

 

[TNGL]

The one I'm most competent in would be VB.NET, however I do have some basic knowledge of PHP, HTML and CSS.

 

[Woden]

I guess a more pertinant question would be:

What's the most useful one to START learning?

Haskell, obviously.

 

[Talon]

Cobol....strangly I lost interest after that

 

[Woden]

This, a thousand times this.

In the contrary it can be quite therapeutic sometimes.

 

[Tripnologist]

I guess a more pertinant question would be:

What's the most useful one to START learning?

That depends entirely on what you want to do.

 

[Cosimo]

I have used the following as a professional geek:

COBOL
Fortran
Basic
Algol
Lisp
C
Java
HTML
Various assemblers/ machine code
JCL/SCL

I could also speak fluently in hex and binary once upon a time. The trouble is that once you move on these things get forgotten.

 

[Nunzio]

I know/use the following.

html
bash (unix shell)
php

 

[Hades]

Basic (don't we all!)
PL/1 <-- anyone else heard of this?
Cobol
CLIST
C (a little)
6502 and 68000 assembler (it's been a while since I used them however!)
Java

 

[djkav]

Z80 Spectrum assembler (rusty)
68000 Amiga/ST assembler (rusty)
AMOS Basic (rusty)
Blitz Basic (rusty)
DOS
dBASE/FoxPro (rusty)
COBOL (rusty)
VB6
VBscript
ASP
Javascript
C++
C#

HTML/CSS/XML

 

[robbalmbra]

PHP (OO and functional)
C
C++
C Sharp
Visual Basic
Basic
Brain****

Markup languages - HTML

Other:
Bash/shell scripting
XML
SQL


Bearing in mind, html is not a programming language - it is a markup language.

 

[The__Malteser]

Java, as that is what we learn at school

Started learning JavaScript, then I stopped and forgot everything.

 

[djkav]

Java, as that is what we learn at school

Started learning JavaScript, then I stopped and forgot everything.

Java at school, how old are you

All I had at schools were BBC Model B's

VDU 25,5,350;525;

 

[dbilsborough]

Well, I have pretty much forgotten everything now, but I bet I could get back into it pretty quickly.

Machine code on the C64
Mainframe database programming for Natwest in the 90s, not pure SQL, but similar (less instructions)
Visual Basic 3 - Did some good and some bad commercial programming with VB3 - wrote the interface between Natwest Manchester and British Rail Croydon, used a dial up modem, so highly secure for the large amount of transactions it sent and received (it send ticket details that printed in Natwest Manchester for UK staff season tickets)
ABAP/4 - the programming language SAP uses
Mess around a bit these days with C# and just made a hackintosh to do some objective c programming

 

[D.P.]

Double post

 

[D.P.]

Embedded C
C++
Java
Python
Matlab and R
A little C# and html
A little bash and perl
I've played around in ADA, standardML, ruby, haskell

 

[NickK]

Over time..
BBC Basic (school, hobby)
65C02 Assembler (school/hobby).. nothing like writing compression routines at school then trading them to others
ARM 7xx Assembler §
Blackfin Assembler @
x86 Assembler @
CTF Assembler @
Turbo and standard Pascal @
Fortran 77 @
C, C++, Objective-C/C++ §
SmallTalk @
LISP @
COBOL @
ADA @
OpenCL @
Java §
shell §
VB with Excel §
Pro*C §

Think that's it.. (marked with § for professional use, @ for academic/research)

 

[afraser2k]

Dabbled in or professional basis?

Basic, Turbo Pascal, Cobol, C with HP-UX, C++, Assembly, Perl, Java, Visual Basic, HTML/CSS & PHP.

Professionally only used C++, a bit of assembly and web design, the others mostly years ago when I was at college.