Poll: Poll: What programming Languages do you know???

[dcpsoguy]

I am particually interested in seeing what programming languages you guys know, everybody here seems to know how to program here, so I want to see who programs in what language

 

[Descartes]

Everyone here knows how to program? Hmm...

Well, on a semi-daily basis, I work w/ the following:

C++ using Visual C++ mostly,
Visual Basic 6 implementing ActiveX DLLs for MTS/COM+ applications,
ASP w/ JScript,

The following I also work w/ on a daily basis, but they don't technically consistute a programming language

SQL. More exactly, Transact-SQL, stored procedures/triggers, ad nauseum for SQL Server 7/2k.
XML. W/ SQL Server 2k, why not?
HTML. Yes, unfortunately.

The following I don't use so frequently, but am fluent in:

C, mostly on our Linux box, and some lower-level Win32 API stuff,
Perl,
PHP

Probably some I'm forgetting, but that's irrelevant. For the most part, a good programmer can pick up a new language quickly, so how many one knows at a given time is no indication of a quality programmer.

 

[toph99]

i know basic HTML and a little BASIC

i detest programming. too tedious for me

 

[tomcat]

What, wheres the poll? Well.. Visual Basic 6 and Pascal.. also HTML, but again thats not a language

 

[FaultCode]

Just C/C++ and Visual Basic 6 for me. Well, some HTML of course and tid bit of J.

 

[loup garou]

C
C++
Pascal
Basic
(as if I actually remember any pascal or basic)
A little VB

and those almost-languages or scripting languages:

PHP <--just starting
PL/SQL<--just starting
HTML
some XML
JavaScript

 

[dcpsoguy]

I tried to have a poll, but its not the kind of poll I want. YOu can only select one item with the poll, and some people know more that one language

 

[dafatha00]

Just C and a language called Mumps...which my professor designed. he also made us buy his book =oP

 

[ltk007]

Basic and HTML (basic is dead, HTML isn't a programming language )

 

[BigSmooth]

LOGO, baby!!!

 

[Power]

Java, Basic. Don't like programming much, though.

HTML out the wazoo, javascipting. Designing pages is more up my alley.

edit: and of course the famed TI-83 languague

 

[dcpsoguy]

LOGO????

Explain

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

I've got Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise Edition which includes the following:
Visual Basic
Visual C++
Visual FoxPro
Visual InterDev
(and some source safe stuff?)



I know Visual Basic.








Html also

 

[Lily27]

i knew html when i was in highschool but thats about it :/

hey what do u want from a pharmacy major!?!?!

 

[Killbat]

HTML is not a programming language

I know a slew of BASICs, including VisualBasic, very well. (Though I think BASIC is a borderline language )
I know basic C/C++, learning Visual C++ this year.
I've dabbled with assembly, especially 68k.
Toss in a mixed basket of batch and script languages here.

 

[Descartes]

Power: you are the antithesis of me. I absolutely abhor web design, but love getting behind the code. I'd rather have a GUI designer hand me an interface and let me build the internals.

 

[Descartes]

HTML is horrid to have to work in if you're a programmer. At least for me...

To remedy this, I have our web designers build the interfaces, I build an XSLT Stylesheet based off that and apply it to an XML resultset from my data access layer, and voila, customized interface.

 

[Shuxclams]

English










SHUX

 

[Pastore]

HTML, a little ASP, Visual Basic, Visual C++, and the TI-83 programming language...

 

[Pyxis]

Uh, does programming the vcr count as a programming language?

 

[Descartes]

Doh, forgot about the TI-83.

A buddy of mine and I coded a version of Pong for the TI-82/83 that used the link to transfer the coords of the ball to each calc. The result was a horrrrribly slow version of Pong, but it was technically multiplayer

 

[kami]

Just HTML, Javascript, VBscript, and ASP

edit: can't forget VB, not like it's actually useful..

 

ASM/C/C++/Java

 

[Nevyn522]

Let's see...

C
C++
Java
Scheme
Python
Perl
Visual Basic
Basic (yes, I made that different for a reason -- I'm talking good ol' Apple II+ Basic)
Ruby (a bit)
Lua (the same)

And I think that just about covers it.

 

[HazeGray]

C/C++