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Off topic => Discussion Board => Topic started by: Crusoe on October 24, 2014, 08:03:56 pm

Title: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: Crusoe on October 24, 2014, 08:03:56 pm
This might be a strange topic for you all but do you know any programming launguages? And if so what are they? I currentlly know a little bit of four programming launguages but not that much. They are : C, C++, Java Script, and my favorite which is Python.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: Wyldercat on October 24, 2014, 09:59:48 pm
I know a bit of JavaScript... of course, I couldn't code anything on my own, but I know how to take an already made code and fix errors/edit funtions/etc.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: DreamerDay on October 24, 2014, 11:43:11 pm
Is this 'programming language' referring how to speak other languages?
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: greenart6 on October 24, 2014, 11:48:58 pm
I know a little bit of JavaScript. c:

Programming languages are basically a 'language' used to send messages to a computer or other device.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: DreamerDay on October 25, 2014, 12:11:34 am
I know a little bit of JavaScript. c:

Programming languages are basically a 'language' used to send messages to a computer or other device.

Ooh! Okay, thank you for the clarification. I was lost.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: Solid_Spy on October 29, 2014, 10:31:06 am
C++, C, Java, Javascript, C#, Python (WOOT!), lua, GLSL, HLSL (A little Bit), Ruby, Flash AS3, GM Language, and a little bit of assembly language.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: TheApplePie on October 29, 2014, 12:13:43 pm
When it comes to programming languages I'm either locked up without a single idea what stuff is, or know exactly what I'm doing. Possibly it's a matter of how much coffee I drank the hours before.

JavaScript,
C,
C++,
C#,
Ruby & Python.

The rest is a complete mind blow to me. xD
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: Whisperingwaves on October 29, 2014, 11:13:45 pm
C++, Python, Java and HTML ouo

Derp lol, yeah i'ma geek at dat stuff.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: Vask on October 29, 2014, 11:37:09 pm
Muchly like this topic here ^^

Currently I'm slowly learning Java Script and C++. Bit confusing at first but I'm really starting to get the hang of it, I think.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: Solid_Spy on October 30, 2014, 01:20:23 am
Those are definitely great places to start. Javascript and C++ are the best languages to learn at first. Classes in programming really help a lot from my experience too.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: Crusoe on October 30, 2014, 01:31:57 am
Intresting, I have heard of Ruby but not C#.
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: TheApplePie on October 30, 2014, 09:17:35 am
@Solid_Spy
I'm not saying a solid no to what you said, but I think a little different if it's the case.
In my opinion, Ruby and Python are the best to use first since they're quite easy for starters, then comes C++ and Javascript.

C++ Is great for game coding like Impressive Title, where many people (including me) are making their own servers like FeralHeart.

On the other hand we have Javascript which is used for games too, but games meaning the sort of games you can download on your phone or tablet/iPad. There are few more things you can do with Javascript, but I can't find a way to explain it without writing a book. xD
Title: Re: What programming launguages do you know?
Post by: shell_prisoner on October 30, 2014, 10:25:47 am
I don't know any, but sometimes I edit other people's code without any knowledge. And I hate you people. I hate your code, I hate your code comments that make no sense, I hate the whole concept of dynamic memory.
Last week I was fixing some old program on Delphi. And in this case "fixing" means "using dirty hacks to override 70% of it's original functionality with your own implementations written on built-in scripting language". Because nobody ever made a newer version or left source code to fix it properly.
This is sad...   :(