What programming languages do you know?

[Skye07]

I'm wondering what programming languages the Tempers know. Myself, I know the following

- Java (had a class about OOP & java this semester) => Moderate
- C# (read a book, played with some XNA) => Beginner
- VB6 (read a book about it years ago, messed around with it a bit) => Moderate
- PHP (last summer I spent some time messing around with it) => Beginner


I'm planning on learning more C#and probably PHP at some point. Maybe when days start having 30 hours instead of 24 I'll also do some CSS but I doubt it :3


So, what about you guys?

 

[Westside]

C - Had a class = Advanced (worked with link lists, pointers, and enumeration techniques, learning GUI by myself)
C++ - read about it, pretty similar to C = beginner
Java - Had a class about it = Moderate
Pearl - Had a class about it, but slept through it = beginner
PHP - MySQL and database included, took classes on it = moderat/advanced
XML - Had a class on it = moderate

 

[Matt140]

Hmm.. I know a few but with most of them I only know the basics XD.

- C++ (self taught) - moderate
- VB6 (learning in school) - moderate
- Visual Basic .NET (self taught) - moderate/advanced
- C# (self taught) - moderate
- F# (self taught, great language!) - moderate
- Pascal/Delphi (self taught) - moderate
- Python (self taught) - basic
- Lua (self taught) - basic

Not learnt any web-based languages yet though.. I'll have to start some time

.

 

[BoxShot]

C++ - barely anything
Python - barely anything

 

[CannonFoddr]

I've only dabbled (many years ago) with 'Delphi (Pascal)' and 'HTML'

I'm self taught (reading books/online examples), and only done web pages for my (free) personnal webspace that my ISP provides & a couple of programs related to checking Lotto results with multiple groups of Lines

Currently - I'm reading a book on 'Visual Basic', & using '#Develop' (Open source Visual development IDE) to see if I can create an idea I have for a program. (not sure if it'll ever get finished though

)

 

[Deadmon]

Turing - Grade 10 class
VB6 - Grade 11
Java - Grade 12
Perl - Self taught
MySQL/PHP - self taught
C & C++ - University course
Scheme - university course (dear god much hate for this)
Assembly language is another beast all together..

 

[UltraMagnus]

Lets see, in order:

VBA (had a few classes in college, hate it) = pretty rubbish
Haskell (taking a university class in it now, hate it) = terrible
HTML(self taught) = beginner
C (took a university class last year) = beginner
8051 Assembly (took a university class last year) = moderate
Java (taking a university class on it, great cross platform language) = moderate
VHDL (taken/taking a few university classes in it, not technically a programming language but a HDL is near enough) = moderate - advanced
PIC C18 (Have had quite a few university classes on it, and aced most of them

) = advanced

I am generally pretty good at picking up new programming languages, they are all rather similar in the end.

 

[Westside]

Lets see, in order:

VBA (had a few classes in college, hate it) = pretty rubbish
Haskell (taking a university class in it now, hate it) = terrible
HTML(self taught) = beginner
C (took a university class last year) = beginner
8051 Assembly (took a university class last year) = moderate
Java (taking a university class on it, great cross platform language) = moderate
VHDL (taken/taking a few university classes in it, not technically a programming language but a HDL is near enough) = moderate - advanced
PIC C18 (Have had quite a few university classes on it, and aced most of them

) = advanced

I am generally pretty good at picking up new programming languages, they are all rather similar in the end.

Lol, VHDL doesn't really count buddy, although it is a hard ass language depending on the one you are taking, I had it easy with A-HDL which uses Matlab as the supporting language, lol.

Are you a computer engineer or electrical engineer by any chance? you seem to work with the more core stuff of the computer.

 

[_Chaz_]

None.

 

[Cyan]

- LOGO (school lesson when I was 6 years old) => forgot
- Basic => forgot
- C/C++ => beginner (very basic knowledge)
- ASM => forgot (I also forgot which ASM chipset it was, only 2 months lesson at school)
- XHTML1.0 => advanced
- PHP(4) => advanced
- MySQL => advanced
- css2.0 => moderate
- Javascript => moderate/advanced
- Ajax => beginner
- XML => moderate
- XUL => moderate/advanced (GUI language in XML for gecko based app (Firefox))

 

[macgeek417]

C++
PHP
HTML (Well not a programming language, a markup language)
JavaScript (Scripting language)

 

[UltraMagnus]

Lets see, in order:

VBA (had a few classes in college, hate it) = pretty rubbish
Haskell (taking a university class in it now, hate it) = terrible
HTML(self taught) = beginner
C (took a university class last year) = beginner
8051 Assembly (took a university class last year) = moderate
Java (taking a university class on it, great cross platform language) = moderate
VHDL (taken/taking a few university classes in it, not technically a programming language but a HDL is near enough) = moderate - advanced
PIC C18 (Have had quite a few university classes on it, and aced most of them

) = advanced

I am generally pretty good at picking up new programming languages, they are all rather similar in the end.

Lol, VHDL doesn't really count buddy, although it is a hard ass language depending on the one you are taking, I had it easy with A-HDL which uses Matlab as the supporting language, lol.

Are you a computer engineer or electrical engineer by any chance? you seem to work with the more core stuff of the computer.

2nd year Computer Engineering student

 

[Overlord Nadrian]

C++ - moderate/advanced (self taught!

)
Pascal - advanced (school/self taught)
HTML - beginner
TI-Basic - advanced (self taught, cos I wanted to make games

)

 

[Demonbart]

TI-Basic - intermediate (learnt for fun)
Delphi - bit of a noob. (had to learn for school)

 

[zuron7]

Only HTML but getting interested in learning more but I first thought it would be bette to start off with learning Graphic Editing.
So I've finished PS and Flash till today.

 

[Psyfira]

I'm one of those people who knows a little bit of lots of languages. I tend to forget things I haven't used in a while, but if I sat down with my old notes I reckon I could pick it up again pretty quickly. Is it just me or is everyone like that? Anyway, on with the list:

Java - main language we used at uni and the one I feel most confident with. Mostly standard edition including Swing and AWT, we did a module on Enterprise Java but I've never had to actually use it so I don't think that counts. I was going to learn J2ME for a project but I never got around to it.
Beginner C++ with OpenGl (forgotten most of OpenGL but would love to go there again

)
Javascript
XML with XSLT
Perl (Beginner level)

Self taught:
HTML / DHTML / CSS
PHP
Actionscript 3 (well, as much as you can learn until the one month trial ran out)
C#

Did Standard ML and Scheme at uni but I've forgotten the lot.
And had to pick up VBA for Excel at work, much as I hate to include that P.O.S. on the list I guess it qualifies.

 

[DeltaBurnt]

Java - From a really outdated book, Beginner
C++ - Learning right now and looking for a better book, Beginner
TI Basic - Teaching myself, Moderate
C# - Learning from online tutorials currently on hold, Very Beginner
Sad Script (basically VB6 without the visual part) - Taught myself, Moderate...sorta Beginner
HTML - Learned 3 times in 3 different classes because I had to -.-, Sorta Moderate sorta Expert
CSS - Learned from online tutorials, Sorta Moderate

There might be others...

 

[Aeladya]

Does HTML count? I really don't remember a lot of it though...I haven't done web design since like the 10th or 11th grade...I only remember basic stuff now

. I was learning CSS for forum coding at RPG Underground, but I lost my login info

.

 

[alukadoo]

I have spent over 4 years to learn C++,but still can't write a complicated application expect some simple

mathematics problems， I think I don't have any gifts on programing languages, so I quit.

 

[Sylar1]

Some basic html




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