What coding languages do YOU know?

[mattura]

I read a great quote today, from the book "(The) Night Watch" (by a Russian author, also a film):

"I wanted to do something...anything at all: raise up castles, lay waste to cities, program in basic or embroider in cross stitch"

That got me laughing! Sometimes a programmer has that urge for basic!
What's more, it was on page 386, which is a very appropriate machine for the job!

 

[lambada]

For me it's
(X)HTML, CSS, PHP, Pascal, some BASIC, some C++, some JavaScript, and very little Perl (Listed in order of proficiency best to worst)

stick onto the end of that Delphi

Perl and Delphi are part of my A level computing course. Although we can use any language we want in the exam, i'm not sure if they'd allow PHP (my preferred) as it's interpreted and not compiled.

 

[ramj1]

I know (x)HTML, XML, CSS, working on PHP as well as ActionScript, a bit of C++, remnants of Java from when I thought it'd be a good language to learn, and I'd like to finish learning C++, as well as learn some Python.

 

[KingOfTheEmblem]

I know Html, Php. Thats all i need at the moment.

 

[billio]

HTML, Java, Java Scripts, CSS, C++, SQL, VB

 

[blazedd]

I know a reasonable amount Java.

 

[deadlychaos25]

i know C Language and C++

 

[adrenlinerush]

programming is conceptual if you know how to program it doesn't matter a language... languages I have experience with are pascal,c,c++,html,java,python/jython,vb,vb.net,delphi,perl,sql

 

[brittain]

i know html thanks to a m8 of mine

 

[SykaX]

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, some amount of Python (which I don't really need,) learning PHP.

 

[Sup3rkirby]

programming is conceptual if you know how to program it doesn't matter a language... languages I have experience with are pascal,c,c++,html,java,python/jython,vb,vb.net,delphi,perl,sql

Oooh, very true.

You know, quite a few languages were derived from C. If you know C then you know or can very easily learn(memorize new language specific terms) C++, Java, Javascript, PHP and probably a few more. Those are just some that I've used and noticed the striking similarity. The basics like syntax and core functions are the same.

 

[Tomcenc]

(X)HTML, PHP, Javascript, CSS. The easiest for me is PHP, because it is server side, I never run into "cross" browser problems. XHTML and CSS are easy ones, as CSS is very flexible and with a bit of PHP you can provide the right CSS to the right browser. I'm good at Javascript (it's pretty much the same as PHP (both C based languages), with some subtle differences like no "real" associative arrays and an annoying "+" instead of "." which causes "5"+6 to become 56 instead of 11), lack of standards makes it hard to write cross browser Javascript.
I know BBcode too of course.

 

[spork]

PHP, Visual Basic, C++, Java

If you consider these a language... HTML, CSS, SQL

 

[GG-Xtreme]

HTML, CSS, a little PHP, JavaScript, C++, Python, VB, Perl and Batch (most wouldn't consider this a language, but I can do some pretty crazy things with it ). I'm not too experienced in any of them (except HTML and Batch), but I'm decent enough for my needs.

 

[IllusionGames]

i know, html, css, php, php with mysql, little java, rgss aka ruby and for a while i knew a bit of ajax

 

[Jarryd]

You're all way to smart, i know ABSOLUTE BASICS of html and php... and a tiny little tiny small amount of C# and VB.NET, the only thing i can say im actually good at is mIRC scripting ROFL

 

[callumacrae]

I know JS, HTML, CSS and i'm learning VB, PHP, Perl, Xml, and Python

 

[VPmase]

I taught myself JS, HTML, CSS, PHP (AJAX as well), MySQL, Flash AS2, VB, and I'm learning C++. Oh and I also know a lil bit of batch scripting and JAVA.

 

[SyncViews]

html , php, css, sql, C, gml.

Having learnt C I managed to learn most of gml and php in like a week just by reading the reference stuff lol (and various scripting stuff for games like x2/3 )

Thinking of learning C++ once my exams are out of the way

 

[Gouri]

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C, C++, Java.
PHP, i am learning now.


I know PL/SQL too