07-05-2003 16:28									#1
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I only know some Java and Visual Basic 6.0

Sure, I've also tried a little HTML, but only little... then I got bored

	07-05-2003 16:36									#2
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HTML is not a programming language .

Java, Visual C++ / C++ / C, Visual Basic / Basic, Javascript, and thats about it.

	07-05-2003 16:40									#3
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For production purposes I've mainly used C/C++ and Fortran. I know a little in Pascal, Java, Basic and alike, but these languages are rather toys for students . I've programmed in various assembler languages too, including Z80, 65xx series and of course x86 (tasm32, masm, gas).

	07-05-2003 16:44									#4
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Some C, and some Pascal.

	07-05-2003 17:01									#5
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Java, C++, C, C#, Visual Basic / Basic, Lisp, Prolog, Javascript, and HTML (yes it is a language) : Hyper Text Markup Language

	07-05-2003 17:03									#6
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HTML is a language. It's just not a programming language. It is a document describing language. It it were a programming language, RTF and PS were one too.

	07-05-2003 17:06									#7
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Java / Vsual Basic (and VBA) / C++

Most of the time I use VB and Java (some Programming Projects and for Study-Purposes)

	07-05-2003 17:07									#8
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quote: Originally posted by Sir Ralph HTML is a language. It's just not a programming language. It is a document describing language. It it were a programming language, RTF and PS were one too.

So what does that make XML and ASP?

also, I don't think anybody writes .rtf files from scratch.

	07-05-2003 17:17									#9
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Languages dedicated to transport, represent and visualize informations, are document describing languages. There are no computers running HTML "programs". There are only browsers showing their content. Since they are documents (data) and not programs (algorithms).

Oh, and about rtf, well, nobody writes it from the scratch, but the same is true for HTML as well. 99% of the HTML-"programmers" I know also use Frontpage and alike. I can write HTML from the scratch too, but I don't think it's "programming". It's more like writing and formatting text/graphics.

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basic, fear my if then statements

	07-05-2003 17:22									#11
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I got a bit confused in school. I program in French and speak Java.

	07-05-2003 17:23									#12
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quote: Originally posted by MRT144 basic, fear my if then statements

While you wend?

	07-05-2003 17:28									#13
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	07-05-2003 17:30									#14
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SAS
SPSS
FORTRAN
COBOL
PL/1
APL
Basic
C
SQL
and quite a few proprietary developer languages
And I've dabbled in
Assembler
VB
C++
and a few others.

	07-05-2003 18:15									#15
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C / C++ / Visual C++
Delphi
Java
Pascal
Visual Basic
SQL

ASP
PHP
CGI-Perl
JavaScript
(D)HTML
XML

jack of all trades - thats me

	07-05-2003 18:29									#16
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In the order I "acquired" them:
GW-BASIC (as a kid, never was any good at it)
(um... Civ2 events language! )
(HTML, JavaScript)
Prolog (I was a master at this, but it's been awhile now)
C (I was OK, don't know if I still am)
Visual Basic (easy peasy )
Lisp (only had one course in it, haven't used it since)
Perl (still working on it)

	07-05-2003 18:47									#17
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UBB

	07-05-2003 19:03									#18
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Fluent at Perl and PHP. I do know C and C++ in theory, but not really in practise. Been intending to learn Lisp, Python and Java for a long time. I can also read but not really write shellscripts. Fortunately most languages with a curly-braces syntax (Perl, PHP, C, C++, Java, ECMAScript, etc.) are similar enough that a passing knowledge of one or two of them makes it easy to understand the rest...

Oh, and if I was willing to admit it, I'd say that I also know BASIC (whatever dialect QBASIC officially used) .

You know, from reading this thread one gets the idea that every single Apolytoner is a programmer ...

	07-05-2003 19:18									#19
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Basic, TrueBasic, Logo, Pascal, C, C++, Java, Perl, Lisp, Prolog, Inform, Lex and Yacc, and a little bit of Fortran, Sql, assembler and a few others.

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	07-05-2003 19:22									#20
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No one else uses SAP. ABAP. yeah yeah, and all the others also.

	07-05-2003 19:24									#21
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APL, assembly languages (80x86, 68x00, 6502, 6809), Basic (inc. VB), C, Cobol, Fortran, Icon, Java, JavaScript, Oberon, Pascal (inc. Delphi), Perl, Prolog, Snobol, SQL.

I used to know these programming languages at one point or another, but I probably don't remember of of the details now.

	07-05-2003 19:24									#22
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none

	07-05-2003 19:39									#23
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quote: Originally posted by Ari Rahikkala You know, from reading this thread one gets the idea that every single Apolytoner is a programmer ...

Yeah...


Well, almost every single Apolytoner

quote: Originally posted by Gangerolf none

	07-05-2003 19:43									#24
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I can write programs for any language, generally. I've had more experience in C++ and Java, but I've had at least some experience in just about everything. If needed, I could adapt to use any language in a short time.

	07-05-2003 19:46									#25
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Binary load shifters

	07-05-2003 19:51									#26
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"No one else uses SAP."

My mate's an SAP contractor...well, until he decided to play the stock markets for a job...and now he's going back contracting. Can't think why...

At Poly I was taught:
Pascal, Ada, Lisp, some Assembler of some shape form or size, Cobol (boy, THAT was useful)...

In real life:
Ada (defence work), some proprietary thingamajig, C++, VB, Oracle's excuse for a language (PL-SQL), Java.

...and this is a rather dull thread...

	07-05-2003 19:55									#27
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I have a tad of knowledge in Turbo Pascal, and have spent some time when I was little programming in Basic and Logo

	07-05-2003 19:59									#28
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Some C, C++
DHTML, Java Script,
PHP, some CGI-Perl
Some SQL
Pascal

	07-05-2003 21:35									#29
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quote: Originally posted by Sirotnikov Some SQL

Is that counted as programming language also?

Then count me in for that one too... (And that'll be "some SQL" also )

	07-05-2003 21:54									#30
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Hm... SQL probably is complex enough to be called as hard as a programming language in some cases, but I don't know enough to write those...

Anyway, I'm at page 96 of http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/LispBook/book.pdf and while it has made sense this far I hope the book will soon tell how to make Lisp useful...

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