technology Do you know any programming languages?

[SPLinux 380]

C++ and a little bit of C

 

not that good at coding though so i haven't done it in awhile.

[BlazingDawn 52]

Basic studies on python, basic, and some robotc

 

Took some classes in C++, I know the basics but not enough to do any real computer things.

[Arylett Charnoa 4,919]

HTML and CSS is the farthest I will go. I know enough (X)HTML to make the foundation of a website and enough CSS to decorate it. And that's simply it. Beyond that, Javascript confuses me. Anything that goes vaguely in that direction makes my head hurt. I'm more of a designer than a programmer.

[Finesthour 7,287]

I know nothing.

 

Depressed.

[FLARE 952]

I know nothing.

 

Depressed.

 

don't get depressed, learn.

what langue do you think you would like to learn? set a side some time to research them, and look up beginner tutorials when you have found a langue you want to learn.

[Geneva Mode 16]

Flash, VB, bit of HTML, Turing (Not sure the actual programming language that one uses) and some language we used to program robots, but it was an older program...

 

Just this and that

 

Was it C with an Arduino board?

Edited January 6, 2012 by Geneva Mode

[Scootaloo1 106]

Was it C with an Arduino board?

 

 

No, I don't believe so.

[Zoop 8,384]

I used to mess with HTML quite a bit, though its been nearly ten years since I've touched it for anything remotely significant.

 

I've dabbled lightly in C++ but didn't get terribly far due to a lack of free time and waning interest; I've toyed with PHP, but only with extremely focused things that have left me with only a scarce understanding of the language as a whole, and I've messed around with x86 assembly enough that I can come up with fairly amusing ways to cheat in offline PC games, though I don't understand nearly enough to do anything other than extremely minor manipulations when all is said and done.

 

TL;DR, I've messed with a number of languages but I've never really stuck with any long enough to gain a firm understanding. I may take a stab at learning C# at some point, but it will probably follow my established pattern.

[Viscra Maelstrom 3,718]

i was supposed to begin programming the fall, but i got caught up in a lot of shit, instead. vollying between my computer engineering and electrician education, as well as a shitton of stress that would screw me over numerous times. i simply didn't have time for any extra classes, realistically speaking. i was caught up in everything else.

 

i did do a bit of it last summer, though, with the intention of getting warmed up for it when school began again. i don't know a lot about coding, but i can look at most of it from a logical point of view, and kind of understand what's what and what is going on.

[Legit101 300]

I've dabbled in Java and Python.

Hoping to learn more.

[atomic7732 6]

I know quite a bit of Perl, a bit of VB.NET, Java, some C but I don't really like it, and a bit of Fortran 90. I really like Perl and it was the first programming language I was introduced to and out of all of them it would be my favorite. The VB and Java I learned in a basic programming class before break and it probably isn't very extensive.

[Doctor XFizzle 8,669]

FORTRAN

 

Actually, I don't know any but FORTRAN sounds cool. I don't even know if that IS a programming language.

[Nah 3,182]

I'm good with HTML, and Javascript, cookies, cache, Linux, etc. I know that stuff.

[amras0000 0]

No offense, everypony, but HTML and CSS (and a few others of those montioned) are not programming languages. HTML, the most popular one in this thread, is a Markup language, as the name suggests.

Anyhow,

I started with C, moved to C++ (I've forgotten both)I messed around with java for a few days, but left it, and now work mainly in Python.

[I_wesley125 393]

I just kinda assumed everyone who knew anything javascript and above would know html/css but incase your wondering i do know those.

[ScottishUnicorn 284]

This guy has good tutorials on a bunch of languages including C# if you want to learn a little on your own.

http://thenewboston.org/

 

Thank you so much for posting this link, ever since yesterday I've been using the tutorials. Right now I'm learning C++, and Python; and I plan to check out all the other tutorials as well.

[Demi 545]

I don't know what it's called but I learned something in Computer Programming class in school, but it was like...

 

If = cookeggsonstove

Then = deliciousbreakfast

[Tom 891]

I don't know what it's called but I learned something in Computer Programming class in school, but it was like...

 

If = cookeggsonstove

Then = deliciousbreakfast

 

Probably some form of basic.

Myself, I know C#, C++, Python, Lua, VB and can generally pick up most 3rd gen languages with not much hassle.

 

FORTRAN

 

Actually, I don't know any but FORTRAN sounds cool. I don't even know if that IS a programming language.

 

It is one, from the 50s.

[Red Storm 14]

JavaScript, HTML, python, C++

[EddG 554]

C++, PHP and HTML

(Technically Microsoft's Small Basic. But I hate that language.)

[Jora 164]

 i love coding and programming although i can not do it i would love to learn it but i am a hands on learner and don't book learn....

Edited January 11, 2015 by Jora

[VitalSpark 1,830]

HTML is not a programming language, people.

 

I know to various degrees: Perl, PHP, Javascript, C/C++, Java, Lua, Haskell, Prolog, Python, Ruby, Visual Basic, shell script, SQL, SPARQL, and Scala.

 

Perl is my usually my first choice to use, but it somewhat depends on the project.

[A Black Circle 1,586]

HTML/CSS and Python

 

will be learning C eventually.