I know C, php, assembler, bash, sql.
I'm currently (and for ever) learning more of them.
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What Programming Languages Do You Know?
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Posted 29 February 2004 - 06:48 AM
Hi
I know C, php, assembler, bash, sql.
I'm currently (and for ever) learning more of them.
I know C, php, assembler, bash, sql.
I'm currently (and for ever) learning more of them.
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Posted 29 February 2004 - 03:16 PM
if ur calling sql a programming language then that one for sure, also java, jsp and php
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Posted 01 March 2004 - 08:21 PM
I mostly code in C.
But I know C++, ASM x86, ASM DSP-TI, TK (mostly for testing), plus a lot of old forgotten languages.
But I know C++, ASM x86, ASM DSP-TI, TK (mostly for testing), plus a lot of old forgotten languages.
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Posted 02 March 2004 - 06:46 AM
Only useful stuff I've done is in javascript and batch programs.
I've also played with perl and c#. For those of you who asked about C#, as the previous poster said its more object oriented design, not tacked on. And simpler to understand as well.
I actually found it a very logical step from javascript, since microsoft included jscript as part of .net, the syntax is very similar. I've only done webinput processing, and cheesy dos programs with it, but I think its a good mix of power and high level programming.
I'm gonna really learn perl/c one of these days when I get some free time, whenever that is.
I've also played with perl and c#. For those of you who asked about C#, as the previous poster said its more object oriented design, not tacked on. And simpler to understand as well.
I actually found it a very logical step from javascript, since microsoft included jscript as part of .net, the syntax is very similar. I've only done webinput processing, and cheesy dos programs with it, but I think its a good mix of power and high level programming.
I'm gonna really learn perl/c one of these days when I get some free time, whenever that is.
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Posted 10 March 2004 - 12:10 AM
Java, Commen Lisp , Assembler, C++ , Delphi
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Posted 10 March 2004 - 03:02 AM
skillful: PL/SQL, JAVA, XSLFO
medium knowledge: HTML,C,VB,C#(in my opinion it's a BIG mistake)
begginer: Perl
maybe few others
medium knowledge: HTML,C,VB,C#(in my opinion it's a BIG mistake)
begginer: Perl
maybe few others
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Posted 14 March 2004 - 07:54 AM
fortran, pascal, cobol, basic, ......
maybe few others like "scripts"
maybe few others like "scripts"
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Posted 14 March 2004 - 10:59 AM
im a n00b to programing. im semi-profficent in visual basic. i know a little c++, and the only comamnds in asm i know are je(jump if equal) and jne(jump if not equal) heh
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Posted 17 March 2004 - 06:58 PM
ok i use html and java script for client side programming, vb for desktop application,now i am getting into the MCAD track soon also i learn PHP for server side programming, i know a little in c , also i use plsql of oracle 
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