What programming language(s) do you know?

['Oma Tirea]

Name them here, ma techies....

[bommel]

So, again:
C, C++, C#, Java, VB .Net, x86 assembly, a bit AVR32 assembly

[Muzer]

Hmm, which ones do I know? Let me see... I might have missed some out, but here goes:

Real languages (compiled):

C, C++, FORTH, 6502 assembly

Scripting languages:

Python, Perl (some), Bash, Batch, AmigaDOS, RISC OS obey files

JIT languages:

C# (ugh), VB.NET (UGH)

Web languages:

(X)HTML, PHP, Javascript

Misc:

Sinclair BASIC, Microsoft BASIC, Locomotive BASIC, BBC BASIC, SQL, GML (UGH)

[Salvenger]

Thanks for making this thread.
Here's mine again:
C++, C#, Java, VB.net, Python, F#

I was trying to learn ASM but it was sorta complicated XD

[Kìte'eyä Aungia]

Bash , Python , Ruby , Perl

C , Objective-C , Java , Scheme

HTML , PHP , JavaScript , ActionScript 2.0

Visual Basic , (a few) Business Basic(s) .

[Sіr. Ηaxalot]

C#.NET, (VB.NET)

(X)HTML, Javascript, PHP, (My)SQL.

C++, Java

In order of usage.

[Dreamlight]

Um, does HTML count?

[Tsamsiyu92]

HTML, understand it, not quite good "vocabulary" there.
VB, understand it, but moved on to C# fast.
C#, understand the basics, but far from decent.
GML, really good at it.

[Swoka Ikran]

* Some HTML - need to look stuff up sometimes
* Some PHP - need the function reference and examples
* AutoIt3 - like it because it's very easy to learn. It can do a LOT, if you don't mind your apps having a ~300KB interpreter overhead
* FraggleScript - the language used for advanced map functions in Doom Legacy (and possibly other Doom source ports). Syntax is somewhat similar to C.

No real languages yet (unless you count PHP), but my major in college (Info Tech.) requires Introduction to C++, so I'll know one soon enough.

[Kemaweyan]

I know C, C++, PHP, HTML. In past wrote in Delphi, but now forgot it... Also little know Java, Python, bash, but almost never use them, only want to know...

[bommel]

I was trying to learn ASM but it was sorta complicated XD

It is. And I'm not really good at it I guess. I just use it for some (inline) optimization of C/C++ code, for example SSE.

[hawnuyuna'viyä]

Know fairly well: C(++) (and C++/CLI and MFC), C# (.Net2 (moved to linux after that)), (X)HTML, PHP, CSS/Javascript (as needed to work with HTML+PHP), SQLs
Know some: Ruby, Scheme, Python, Shells (Bash/Csh), Java (only for android since don't particularly like )
Learning: all (there is always more to learn).

[hawnuyuna'viyä]

I was trying to learn ASM but it was sorta complicated XD

It is. And I'm not really good at it I guess. I just use it for some (inline) optimization of C/C++ code, for example SSE.

That is all ASM is used for now (except basic embedded programs (PICs/ATmegas)).
Though even using ASM for processor extensions has the problems of making it hardware specific - so more code to handle those it isn't available on (although rare now luckily).

[Salvenger]

(*cough* Reverse engineering *cough*)
^^

[hawnuyuna'viyä]

(*cough* Reverse engineering *cough*)
^^

of course, but we wouldn't encourage such activities here - the net is large enough!

[Salvenger]

Oh definitely don't suggest here. XD
Also you can reverse engineer legally.

[hawnuyuna'viyä]

Oh definitely don't suggest here. XD
Also you can reverse engineer legally.

Yes, it is called you don't tell anyone! (much)

[wm.annis]

Languages in which I've written software that other people use: Perl (though I don't write new Perl, except to update other people's things), Python, Common Lisp, Scheme (some of my code hangs out in the Chicken Scheme implementation).

Used at work as needed: C, bash/ksh/sh, very rarely R (a statistical language) and C++.  The C/C++ is mostly when I have to help port some wretched code to get it to compile.  I haven't needed to write new C in a quite a while.

Web horrors: PHP and Javascript, though I have to write such code always with an open browser pointing at API docs.

Know as a hobbyist, used once in the past, or have had to dig into once or twice for work: BASIC, FORTH, Haskell, PostScript, Java.

Are sendmail configs Turing complete?

[hawnuyuna'viyä]

I haven't needed to write new C in a quite a while.

Can't be doing any embedded development then. It is much nicer to use then ASM!

Are sendmail configs Turing complete?

Possibly, take a look here

[Key'ìl Nekxetse]

Largely Python, Haxe
Bits of C, C++, HTML, Bash, PIC 16FXX assembler, Java Script, Java, Action Script 2, Action Script 3
I can pick up things fairly quickly, so I usually learn as I need things. I've used Python and Haxe fairly extensively.
I wrote this game with Haxe (a bit old, but it works): http://www.kongregate.com/games/RandomM00/sky