Thanks to Rule[vL] for allowing me to remake this.

Due to popular request, even though its against my beliefs, HTML is not a programming language here. -.-

I know Java.

It STILL sucks.

[quote author=Newby link=topic=11140.msg106794#msg106794 date=1112380878]
It STILL sucks.
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I know both C/++ AND Java, as well as Assembly.  I also know old-school BASIC.  I don't know what to pick!

Yup. You should make a poll where you can select multiple answers. Then have one language on each line. Best to have everything from Fortran to Python, though. People might get pissed if they can't choose Smalltalk or Algol68  ::)

Give up.

I didnt select as I know VB(Kinda) Delphi/Pascal, Assembley, PHP/MySQL and ofcourse html(but not realy a language).

[quote author=Meh - (S-1-0-0) link=topic=11140.msg106819#msg106819 date=1112388368]
PHP
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Isn't that a scripting language?

[quote author=Blaze link=topic=11140.msg106830#msg106830 date=1112389773]
[quote author=Meh - (S-1-0-0) link=topic=11140.msg106819#msg106819 date=1112388368]
PHP
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Isn't that a scripting language?
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That's closer to programming than HTML was.  :P

Yeah, I'd forgotten about ANSI SQL.  Good point up there.  ;)  Of course, I suppose you could say it's a query language.  *shrug*

[quote author=Blaze link=topic=11140.msg106830#msg106830 date=1112389773]
[quote author=Meh - (S-1-0-0) link=topic=11140.msg106819#msg106819 date=1112388368]
PHP
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Isn't that a scripting language?
[/quote]Not necessarily.  Zend compiles PHP into executable-like files.

Just let people post what they program in, polls are useless.

[quote author=hismajesty[yL] link=topic=11140.msg106816#msg106816 date=1112387324]
Give up.
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-.- you win.

Post what languages you know, like this!

BASIC
Java
HTML <-- I say its a language. Hyper Text Markup Langage
Some PHP
VisualBasic
AppleScript
x86 Assembly

HTML is a language, but not a programming language.

C++
Intel assembly, loosely
Java
PHP
Delphi
Turbo Pascal :)

No BASIC, Arta? :P

[quote author=Joe[x86] link=topic=11140.msg107271#msg107271 date=1112603455]
HTML <-- I say its a language. Hyper Text Markup Langage
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Oh! I know tons of langages.

[quote author=Joe[x86] link=topic=11140.msg107271#msg107271 date=1112603455]
Some PHP
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Knowing echo doesn't count as knowing php. :-\

[quote author=Joe[x86] link=topic=11140.msg107271#msg107271 date=1112603455]
HTML <-- I say its a language. Hyper Text Markup Langage
[/quote]
C, C++, Assembly, Java, PHP, Delphi, C#, VB (all flavors except VBScript), other BASIC, Pascal, Ada, Python -- none of these have the word "Language" built into their names.  And yet they're still considered "programming" languages, with the possible exception of PHP, which is used for scripting.

But if you're going to qualify it by being a "Language," then I know Spanish, and can read French, Italian, and Portuguese.

I know (in order of comfort levels):
C#/VB.NET/J#
Java
JavaScript (again, scripting) in browsers, WSH, and IIS
C/++, in a pinch.
BASIC
Assembly, if I really have to

Java Script,
Python,
Lisp,
some disassembling knowledge.

I used to know a bunch of languages till I started using Python. Now I forgot them all because they're useless.

lol, that's balanced :)

Uh i dont know much..

Visual Basic
A little of C++

REALbasic, C, PPC Assembly.
Basic HTML, PHP, and C++.

[quote author=rabbit link=topic=11140.msg107013#msg107013 date=1112471298]
[quote author=Blaze link=topic=11140.msg106830#msg106830 date=1112389773]
[quote author=Meh - (S-1-0-0) link=topic=11140.msg106819#msg106819 date=1112388368]
PHP
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Isn't that a scripting language?
[/quote]Not necessarily. Zend compiles PHP into executable-like files.
[/quote]Sounds like Java.

C# is what I know, but I guess its almost the same thing as java.

I am currently learning C++.

Visual Basic, PHP, Some C++, Java Learner

QB, VB, Some C, learning php and mysql.

In terms of comfort:

C#
Visual Basic
x86 Assembly
Perl
C/C++
Java

[quote author=Banana fanna fo fanna link=topic=11140.msg107359#msg107359 date=1112659477]
I used to know a bunch of languages till I started using Python. Now I forgot them all because they're useless.
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That's how I am. Once I got good with Python I stopped using Visual Basic 6/.NET altogether and I don't have any plans like I used to to learn C/C++.

Python is somewhat of a dead end though. It doesn't get you to assembler!

Also, as far as I can see, there's no cross-compiling python compiler written in python, so you can't port python to a new machine architecture, you always have to use C?

I'm sure someone has created a module for handling that kind of a procedure.

[quote author=Adron link=topic=11140.msg108483#msg108483 date=1113433195]
Python is somewhat of a dead end though. It doesn't get you to assembler!

Also, as far as I can see, there's no cross-compiling python compiler written in python, so you can't port python to a new machine architecture, you always have to use C?
[/quote]

What are you talking about, Python is interpreted and runs on all the major desktop platforms, and many embedded and big iron ones, too. Not to mention with Jython and IronPython it runs everywhere Java and .NET runs, too.

[quote author=Banana fanna fo fanna link=topic=11140.msg108618#msg108618 date=1113531101]
What are you talking about, Python is interpreted and runs on all the major desktop platforms, and many embedded and big iron ones, too. Not to mention with Jython and IronPython it runs everywhere Java and .NET runs, too.
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Yes, it being an interpreted language and not a language close to assembler was what I meant. It's like javascript or php, ok for its purpose, but not something you write an OS from the bottom up in.

[quote author=Adron link=topic=11140.msg108702#msg108702 date=1113607030]
[quote author=Banana fanna fo fanna link=topic=11140.msg108618#msg108618 date=1113531101]
What are you talking about, Python is interpreted and runs on all the major desktop platforms, and many embedded and big iron ones, too. Not to mention with Jython and IronPython it runs everywhere Java and .NET runs, too.
[/quote]

Yes, it being an interpreted language and not a language close to assembler was what I meant. It's like javascript or php, ok for its purpose, but not something you write an OS from the bottom up in.
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Yeah. You know what I'd like to see is a C-like language with a Python-like syntax.

Python sounds like a good language to develop in, just not system developing.

[quote author=Warrior link=topic=11140.msg108762#msg108762 date=1113656480]
Python sounds like a good language to develop in, just not system developing.
[/quote]

It truly is...especially for what a lot of you guys do (battle.net apps). It has incredible network and gui libraries, and you can distribute a graphical installer and exe file.

It seems to have a lot of libraries to help along the way. Any suggestions for an IDE?

I just use Pythonwin, but you might like boa-constructor (http://boa-constructor.sf.net). At school I use IDLE, which often gets the job done for me. For 90% of the things I do, IDLE suits my needs... I just prefer Pythonwin. I don't even use its debugger.

I use Pythonwin as well. For an interface I use wxPython. Even though with Boa you can drag and drop objects onto your program, I still prefer having to do all of that manually (setting item location, size, etc.).

Hmm.....

Visual Basic
C/C#
Assembly
HTML
PHP
CSS
mySQL
Learning Java

I know these pretty well:

VB (like most people)
C and C++



I don't completely know these, but I'm familiar with them (I dabble a lot :P):

x86 Assembly (looking for a good tutorial!!! -.-)
SQL
J[ava][script] (die in a fire Java, DIE)
HTML
CSS
PHP



Compilers I used to make love to back in the day:
Borland C++ 3.1 (many good times we had together, ahh)
QuickBasic
QBasic (even though it was only an interpreter)
debug (the classic dos/windows assembler haha)

Do you ever look at the date of the last post?

yes, I haven't been here in a year, everything is a new topic to me

[quote author=iNsAnE[m-s] link=topic=11140.msg113611#msg113611 date=1116957435]
yes, I haven't been here in a year, everything is a new topic to me
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That doesn't justify bringing up outdated topics.

if I wasn't supposed to post in here then why wasn't it locked?

[quote author=iNsAnE[m-s] link=topic=11140.msg113773#msg113773 date=1117075355]
if I wasn't supposed to post in here then why wasn't it locked?
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https://davnit.net/bnet/vL/phpbbs/index.php?topic=241.0

That post wasn't locked, but you shouldn't post there, because it's an old topic.....

The 22nd and the 18th isn't that bad compared to some of the stuff revived here. Besides it's not like he spammed or anything, he contributed to the topic.

He revived a bunch of old topics, not just 1.

Sorry, I didn't know that was such a problem, I suppose I'll just make this my last post then and not come back.

Yea probally for the good, the self pro-claimed moderators around here ^ really hate it when u mess their board up.