What are the programming languages that you know?

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What are the programming languages that you know? - The Alchemist - 01-19-2013

This is a poll, you can put multiple choices.

What are the programming languages that you know? And can use them to make good scripts(not just calculator or 'hello world').

Sorry, if some programming languages are not included in the poll. The maximum number of polls is 10.

This will show how many enthusiastic programmers are there in this site. Biggrin

Well, I know these :

Spoiler:
C/C++

Java

HTML/CSS

Javascript

PHP

Well, I know these :

Spoiler:
C/C++

Java

HTML/CSS

Javascript

PHP

Well, I know these :

Spoiler:
C/C++

Java

HTML/CSS

Javascript

PHP

RE: What are the programming languages that you know? - Coder-san - 01-19-2013

VB6, VB.Net, HTML/CSS, Batch, and currently learning Flash (Actionscript 2.0). My PHP is mostly lost, didn't bother restarting after I lost my un-backed image-hosting website and script, and never felt like building it again.

RE: What are the programming languages that you know? - -1CE- - 01-19-2013

i know vb.net..i also know little php and html..and currently learning c++ Biggrin

RE: What are the programming languages that you know? - Deque - 01-19-2013

Hah, I don't really like polls for this, as you can never cover all languages possible. Now I feel urged to answer about the "other" part.

I wrote little applications with a lot of languages, but for large applications (>5000 LOC) I have only experience with Java.
Next to that is Scala which has all the features I miss in Java (some of them shall be included in Java 8 though).
I did some C, but only little programs, most of them for university. I did a few courses in Haskell, learned a lot there, but still have the feeling I only know the tip of the iceberg here. Haskell is tough. I had Prolog in my AI courses. Prolog is not difficult imho. Just understand once how the solving works and some background in logic is all you need (or do I miss something that I don't know yet?).
I am a beginner in Assembly (NASM) which I only learn to get proficient in reverse engineering.

In summary it is: OOP, logical programming, functional programming, low and high level languages. That seems a good basis for me. But still only the tip of the iceberg regarding programming concepts, I guess.