What programming/scripting languages do you know?

Advanced:

C/C++
Java
Visual Basic
HTML


Amateur:

the rest of the computer language.

Core Programming:
Java (my first programming language)
C++ (just starting but it is so similar to Java)
Ruby (from Ruby on Rails)
Perl (from PHP and some CGI)

Web Dev:
HTML/XHTML (seriously, how could you come here and not?)
CSS (goes along with HTML, the more you know, the more powerful it is)
Javascript (this is so basic now that it should be required with HTML)
PHP (my favorite web dev language)
SQL (the MYSQL dialect)
Ruby on Rails (Made some simple web apps, would like to work more with it)

What isn't mentioned:
Python (I tried it but didn't really like it)
XML (this is not a language, it is practically a file format...)
VB.NET (I tried this but it is more like english then code)
ASP (same thing as VB.NET)

I knew none of this but Java in 2005. January 2006 I got myself into web development (or rather some family members presented me with a project for a web site and I agreed). Since then I have really really enjoyed it. I have not spent a single penny on anything so far. Everything I have done has been free, but I do hope to by a domain and get some hosting soon (I created a Thread in the Hosting Topic Area). I learned HTML and Javascript together, followed by a great PHP/Mysql tutorial that made encouraged me to make a database driven Content Management System for my family (my first ever project). Then I learned CSS, rebuilt the webpage and did learned Ruby on Rails for my next project. With those combined, I dabbled in Linux Programming with Perl and Python, I much perfer Perl because it is like PHP but seemingly more powerful. Finally I am now focusing on C++ because my next college semester requires that and I would like to get ahead in the game.

Enjoy,
Joe P

I am fluent in PERL, C/C++, JavaScripts, Basic, and HTML.

PHP - before I discover Java...but it's still awesome.
JSP - look at next line
Java - Software Development and Web Applications - my real job
Perl - Ecommerce interface with a large bank
ASP - employer make me do it
C# (little, wish I didn't know it)
bash script - helpful for cron jobs
Javascript - wish they standardize it across all browser
VB 6.0 - Client always want windows applications like the next day
VB.NET - Was a professor, that's what the school wanted as a intro course. LOL
Pascal - because math is fun
LISP - I suprise myself that I like it
C - because I"m old
C++ - because I hat malloc()
html/css - is not even a language
xml - I once saw someone post it as one of their programming skills. LOL
ROM Basic - yes, first published program on AOL before the "web" existed, good old days of BBS

there might be a few more, when you work forever and never sleep, you pick up a few things here and there.

Perl rulez, gotta love the RegEx and CPAN, BTW CPAN is 10 years old now.

some PHP, actionscript 2.0 (Flash), html, css. That's about it for me.

C/C++ (bread & butter)
Java (fun)
C# (future bread & butter)
VB.NET (evening course at Uni)
ASP.NET (because it will be popular)
Classic ASP/VB (short contract required learning it)
(X)HTML (it what all web languages become eventually)
XQuery (fun)
x86 Assembler (early 90's pixel pusher)
Arm Asm (Gameboy!)

aspx
asp
php (beginner)
phyton(beginner)
js

pascal
c
c++
c#
delphi
java
j# (beginner)
vb

sql

i can develop in to following languages and script languages:

C++
VB
JavaScript
HTML
CSS
ASP
PHP
XML
and different BASIC's

i am not perfect in all of them but what i want i can do with it

lumi

lumi

Use it a lot:
CSS
HTML
XHTML
DHTML
SQL Query Language
ColdFusion MX 7
Javascript - AJAX Methodology


Remember learning these but stopped programming with them:
C++
ASP.NET
VB.NET

All those I know well:
HTML
XHTML
CSS
PHP
SQL
JavaScript

java n script, php, css, vb, xml, and if html counts, then I do too...

i know wml, html and php

You want learn languages

i no html, abit of css, some php and the odd bit of lua, however i would love to learn all of these fully xD