[System32]

My first programming language was C++, what about you?

[ImmNinjaxD]

I first learned HTML/CSS in the 8th grade. I just wanted to learn how to make something on the computer without using an editor, and websites were the first thing to come to mind. The knowledge it gave me has landed me two jobs already developing websites for the technologically impaired.

[Diego]

In high school i learned Visual Basic and that was my first experience with programming.

[Hexadecimal]

My first programming language was most likely Lua while I still played a lot of Garry's Mod.

[zorrophreak]

My first language was Ruby, then Python (backdoor tutorials), then HTML, now I'm on to splitting my time between Java and C++

[Inori]

I hate to say, but my first scripts were written in batch..

My first serious language, however, was Ruby

[ImmNinjaxD]

I hate to say, but my first scripts were written in batch..

Haha, I remember being in middle school and creating pretty harmless batch files that'd crash your computer if you ran them by opening IE on loop

[The Real Slim Shady]

Not really sure you'd call it programming really. but it is considered a programming language.

It's called Logo. Better known as the Turtle Graphics Language.

The first "real" language I would say I learned though was Turbo Basic. Taught myself this to get a Scouts badge back in... 1996 i think it was. lol

[Inori]

Haha, I remember being in middle school and creating pretty harmless batch files that'd crash your computer if you ran them by opening IE on loop

Ah, good times.
After fucking with silent running stuff for a while, I made a daemon that popped open the disk drive whenever a key was pressed

[DarkMuse]

At first, I learned batch but quickly got bored. I really got into Pythonl. Python was always my favorite.