What programming/scripting languages do you know?

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Post February 29th, 2004, 7:17 pm

Java
beginning to learn cgi/Perl and php
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Post February 29th, 2004, 7:17 pm

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Post March 2nd, 2004, 1:39 am

bentreflection wrote:
beginning to learn cgi/Perl and php

Why both? Translation purposes (between code) or for knowledge sake?
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Post March 2nd, 2004, 11:17 am

Microsfot Visual Basic
Java
Python
can figure our VB Script and J Script
learnig PHP
ASP
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Post March 4th, 2004, 9:41 pm

Hey guys....here my .02 dollars worth.....

in no particular order....
Cold Fusion
ASP
ASP.NET
ASM
C
C++
Java
Pascal
Php/Perl
Delphi
SQL

I think that's about it....
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Post March 7th, 2004, 2:08 pm

Javascript
PHP

eheh just starting here, bought my first book on php.

"Core PHP Programming" Third Edition
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Post March 7th, 2004, 11:34 pm

hmms lets see i looked thru like the first page and thought who are these people? :shock: :oops: :twisted: (man i do alot of smiles :P)

i know

HTML/DHTML (not much diff is there? :))
q basic
C++ for 10 mins and gave up :)
Pascal i also tried when i was like 10 years old. Fairly simple really
Php (kicked that ne in the butt)
java (still trying to figure that one out :S)


Troubadour are you some kind of super Genius? if i knew that one my head would blow up :)
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Post March 8th, 2004, 5:30 pm

Alderak wrote:
C++ for 10 mins and gave up :)
java (still trying to figure that one out :S)

Troubadour are you some kind of super Genius? if i knew that one my head would blow up :)


I am not surprised that you're having trouble learning java.
let me give you a crude and quick history lesson.

First there was C. In the C programming language to increment a value you can do it in two ways.
1. MyValue = MyValue+1, or
2. MyValue ++

Thus, the next version of C is C++.
Java was built using C++. In Fact, if you write in Java, you use about 80% of C++ functions. The programming syntax and constructs etc, are pretty much the same from C, through to java.

There are stacks of online tutorials for learning C, C++ and Java.
If you really want to learn Java, then you should start with C, then C++ and then finally go to Java. Unless you're an absolute super brain, I really doubt you could learn java to the point where you could actually use it to its full potential, if you don't learn the others first.

I am not saying spend six months to become proficient in C, then another 6 months to become half useful in C++, then shift on to java... that's just crazy... But spend a couple of months getting the basics down first.
I remember seeing at my brother-inlaw's place a book titled "Teach yourself C in 24 hours". It was arranged into 24, 1 hour long chapters. Sure, it would take you far longer to be a decent C coder, but a week of reading this book and doing the examples that caught your eye would hold you in good stead for reading a similar book in C++.

Pay some close attention to the C++ one, it's REALLY important to learn the Object Orientated Programming (OOP) way of doing things. Grasp that well and all the side tasks(encapsulation etc) and you'll be about 80% of the way to learning Java. after all, like I said before, Java is 80% C++.

The only thing left to learn after that is all the java specific stuff.

Do the groundwork first, it will give you REAL results fastest.


And as for super genius.... Nope not at all... just good groundwork at the beginning!
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Post March 8th, 2004, 8:01 pm

in dont know any but i think in know enough of php to say i know it a lil
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Post March 9th, 2004, 4:23 pm

the best way to learn any programming langauage, like just about anything else in life, is to dive right in and get hands your hands dirty!

Oh,and ask lots of questions.
Even if you think its a pretty stupid question to ask. The only stupid question, is the question never asked and never answered.

Especially, when you have a place like this at your finger tips where people are so keen to help and generous with their time. It's almost a case of being stupid not to ask!

Anyway, go and get those hands dirty

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Post March 18th, 2004, 2:43 pm

I started out with perl but now I use ASP.NET.

I like it a lot. It makes things easier to do than regular ASP and I believe it's more stable.
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Post March 18th, 2004, 9:30 pm

I know some...

C/C++ ( A lot)

Visual Basic ( A Lot)

Learning C# right now! Something about C#, C# is like C++ and maybe some other prging lang. or somthing but is like C++ only more orginized. :roll:

Oh and a little of Basic Basic

Looking at and getting ready to learn Java.
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Post March 19th, 2004, 3:57 am

I'm not a programmer myself like all of you smark folks.
(I can do some of HTML,.NET, C#, a bit of web design)
I'm more fluent with marketing I guess.
I work with programmers usually and share profits..
for each projects I do :)
I hope to meet lots of possible partners here.
I like creating new websites and earning $$$$$, yes~ :)

BTW, BIG project coming soon covering ALL webmasters tool
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Anyway, nice to see all smart programmers here.
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Post March 22nd, 2004, 8:08 am

Javascript - some
HTML
VB 6
Basic
Perl (i'm learning it now)
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Post March 25th, 2004, 1:51 am

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lol you know vbscript and you don't know asp. Are you sure what you really know? They are virtually the same thing. For a matter of fact anyone who knows vb will know asp. And worst yet if you know vbscript how can you not know asp. I may be wrong, tell me why.


Really...

I didnt know that. I havnt even started to learn it yet (I havnt even had the chance to look at some ASP yet

Cheers That will come in handy then hehe :lol:
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Post March 25th, 2004, 7:54 am

I probably do know asp, but i guess i havent really used it, which is why i left it off the list. but if you are right, then i guess i know asp as well. thanks for pointing that out.
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