Programmers out here?

[Litz]

C, C++, C#, Assembly, Java, Scheme, Python and SQL I think. Might be missing some. My "main" language is C++ but I use all of those listed except Scheme and Python on a daily basis.

 

[Jedi5412]

Visual Basic FTW XD




umm the list..

JavaScript VBS HTML C# MSDOS script stuff uhhhh

 

[mr. giggums]

I know Java, Scratch, TI-83+, and HTML (if it counts) all fluently and I know a little C++ and Javascript. I also know mindstroms NXT, easyC, and robotC for robotics.

EDIT: and visual basic

 

[bluecloe45]

For Medal of Honor and GoldenEye, I worked at EA. For Tiger Woods and XCom I contracted for EA and 2K, respectively.

Cool, I am playing goldeneye right now

 

[ben1996123]

Cool, I am playing goldeneye right now

lolhen.

 

[JTW2007]

I know a very small amount of both Python and Objective-C; I'm going to finish them both over the summer as well as learn Java and potentially Perl.

 

[brunson]

HTML is not a programming language.

 

[FatBoyXPC]

HTML is not a programming language.

Depending on if you want to play technicalities, neither is PHP, SQL (and variants), Batch (MSDOS), Bash (*nix), Perl, Python, etc. Some would even say Java is not.

In fairness though, HTML and XML are by far the easiest out of those mentioned to learn, as there isn't any sort of programming logic to learn.

 

[RyanReese09]

HTML is a markup language, not programming..

I do HTML/CSS/Javascript/PHP/SQL/Java.

Got CSS guru of the year award for 2009 at sitepoint.com (if you do web development you should know what that site is)

 

[PatrickJameson]

Hehe, HTML is a Markup Language. As in, Hyper-Text Markup Language.

 

[joey]

Depending on if you want to play technicalities, neither is PHP, SQL (and variants), Batch (MSDOS), Bash (*nix), Perl, Python, etc. Some would even say Java is not.

In fairness though, HTML and XML are by far the easiest out of those mentioned to learn, as there isn't any sort of programming logic to learn.

Wait, how are those that you stated.. not programming languages?

 

[Rinfiyks]

Anyone here interested in the Google AI Challenge?
Here's an example of last year's:

 

[Owen]

Visual C#. I used to know a little bit of Ruby, but I forgot it. I'm currently re-learning it with object oriented programming.

 

[ahmedkl]

well anyone here developing games ? I am really interested but i just can't find a spot to start . Other then that i am really good with C++ and Java , and have worked in C# , Actionscript3.0 , ASM , Python , C , PHP

 

[Owen]

Game development? I haven't done any, but I guess Java would be your best bet.

 

[300SpartanX]

C++, i used to use it to make some graphics demos/games, but i felt like i wasnt getting anywhere with it, so i quit. i may restart again.

 

[JustinJ]

well anyone here developing games ? I am really interested but i just can't find a spot to start . Other then that i am really good with C++ and Java , and have worked in C# , Actionscript3.0 , ASM , Python , C , PHP

Check out FlashPunk, it's what I use, and it's really awesome

 

[antoineccantin]

HTML, CSS, Javascript and BASH.

 

[andreccantin]

I know:

HTML, BASH (Bourne Again SHell), some Commodore BASIC V2 (I have a C64 emulator on my PDA), some visual basic and I can figure out, modify and add to my brother (antoineccantin) 's CSS and javascript.

 

[FatBoyXPC]

Wait, how are those that you stated.. not programming languages?

If you do some researching, you'll see that some people get real technical about what is a programming language or not. I might paraphrase this incorrectly, but PHP, SQL, Perl, etc are Scripting languages, not programming languages. The argument is that a programming language can compile and send directly to the processor, whereas Perl, SQL, PHP, Batch, Bash, etc cannot. They send messages to an interpreter which then sends messages to the processor. Again, I might have paraphrased this wrong, but do some googling on it, and you'll it's basically a huge nerd war and that with some languages it really is a technicality (such as PHP, since you can still build desktop applications for it. Asterisk VOIP uses PHP for it's phone menus, or at least did at one point in time if it does not anymore).