JCL and COBOL
I know, sexy

I dont know any.....but my brother does, he's into game programming, busy creating his own strat game. Have you seen Grandma's Boy?

OK a little late on this but here goes:

ASM
ASP
ASP.NET
VB
VB.NET
C - very basic
PHP
SQL - most flavours
Ruby / ROR
Python - Basic

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jscript
vbscript - maybe fluent about 9 years ago but hell, its been a long time

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HTML
XHTML
CSS
XML

And a few basic bits from other lang, even Vis J++ (dead in the water)
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whassat? Blurt my CV? ok...


languages VC++ v1.5, 4.2, 5, 6
and related: VC# & .net
C++ UNIX cc
C
MFC
stl
WIN32
COM/ATL/ActiveX/IDL
COM
SQL Server
OLE DB
ODBC
VB/ASP
IPC/sockets
SAP Business API
FORTRAN, PL\1,
Z80 & 6502 assembler distant past

OS’s: Win 3.11-Win2K
Unix
DOS, Novell, VAX VMS,
MVS/XA
design: UML with Poseidon for UML, UML with Rational rose, Yourdon, Booch, Jackson’s structured programming.



now I just wanna hug trees and dive

anyone know a decent computational date algorithym?

in the past i did, cobol, C, pascal, prob some others

For my work I 'script' i haven't got the time or the inclination for programming.
Mostly I do WSH and Batch
I used to do Kixtart and autoit
occasionally I do ASP or PHP

for a network admin, its the best way to do stuff network wide..if group policy isnt an option.

Binary and used to know hex.. but then I learned that in my apprenticeship and its not really usefull at all nowadays is it>?
oooh I can do bolean algebra though

Nope

Of course I do! Who doesn't?!?! I know tons of programming languages...

What is a programming language?? Ha ha!

A few too many

Perl
ASM
C
C++
java
VB5,VB6, vb.net
C# .....
English

Well there goes my cover

Oh I am jealo9us of all you clever people. I wish. I use DreamWeaver but I don't have to learn languages. I tend to copy and paste a bit of Java so get away with that. But I know DW hangs onto code sometimes when I take things out and would love to learn. I know there are places on the web and books but it just looks so hard. Then at 51 it might be a bit too late

Regards

I have a degree in Software Engineering, and had to learn most languages during my time at University. They include :

C++
Q-Basic (Used to love this language)
VB 6.0 (and a bit of .net)
SQL
Java
HTML (And some snippets of DHTML, Javascript, etc..)
ASM

A few years back my main hobby was Reverse Engineering Commercial Programs, and that taught me a great deal about ASM (Assembly and Hexeditors, and the like)

:>
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Is it really an art to know a programming language? Basically everything modern has some programming language and it literally is no sweat to write your own programming language. Any project that's worth it's salt and of moderate to large size will NOT be completed using only a single programming language. Such projects will most probably inlcude "languages" like C++ or Java (or wahtever), XML, MySQL (or whatever database is used), maybe some PHP (or JSP, ASP....) if the system will have a web interface or frontend. The real art is in learning and understanding the technologies underneath these projects, and designing these projects and technologies.

I mean, really, MFC is NOT a programming language, it is a framework used to create applications quickly and easily. The programming language used to create these applications is totally irrelevant (although C++ is used primarily).

When you know something about computer systems and programming, it shouldn't be difficult to learn a new programming language or technology. It's just a matter of getting to know which technologies is best suited for the project.

I like to mess around with PHP, Peril,Pythin and arexx