Coding

[Turbofan explosion]

Anyone here who knows about coding? If so, what programming languages?

I know basics of Java, Python, and HTML.

I used to have a website that I coded myself. But I lost interest (never added anything for over 6 months) and it was wasting money to host, so I closed it down.

[Phosphene]

I took a robotics class in school last year and learned some python. I'd like to go more in-depth and learn other codes in the future as well, but as my knowledge of it stands now, I couldn't do much with what I know.

[PlasmaHam]

I'm pretty confident in Java, took a class on it at the local community college for a semester.

I know the basics of Python and BASIC. I'm currently working on becoming familiar with C/C++ coding, since it is heavily used in robotics and because I'm hoping to get a minor in computer science and C/C++ forms the basis of the college's program.

While this isn't exactly a coding language, I am quite familiar with Bash, which is a shell scripting language used by Linux/Unix machines.

[JustHaveFun]

While this isn't exactly a coding language, I am quite familiar with Bash, which is a shell scripting language used by Linux/Unix machines.

cd /

sudo su

rm -rf

:)

Bash is great! Is it really considered a language?

I know some basics in coding. I will be taking it a lot deeper next year. I know a little VB, HTML, and css (is that even a language?) I want to learn some lower level stuff than that though. My goal is to write very simple and efficient code!

[Leprous]

I know C#, Java and some very basic C and Javascript.

[PlasmaHam]

cd /

sudo su

rm -rf

:)

Bash is great! Is it really considered a language?

I know it is considered a scripting language, I've seen some contradictory statements about whether it should be regarded as a "programming language" though. In my opinion it is, because it really works quite similar to traditional programming, the only difference being it is specialized for Linux/Unix system control.

[JustHaveFun]

I know it is considered a scripting language, I've seen some contradictory statements about whether it should be regarded as a "programming language" though. In my opinion it is, because it really works quite similar to traditional programming, the only difference being it is specialized for Linux/Unix system control.

I agree, you are right. I never even stopped and thought about that before.

[nobbs66]

I have about 5 years of C/C++, ASM(MIPS,6502,Z80,PowerPC) and FreeBASIC under my belt after having worked on a few console emulation projects.

[Billy1212]

Only scratch lol
Its a web based block coding. Im #tooinferior

[Finn the Human]

I'm good with VB and roblox's lame "lua." Currently learning C for some reason...

[JustHaveFun]

I know it is considered a scripting language, I've seen some contradictory statements about whether it should be regarded as a "programming language" though. In my opinion it is, because it really works quite similar to traditional programming, the only difference being it is specialized for Linux/Unix system control.


I was a noob back then, I still am lol, but I have learned a lot. Yes it is certainly a full blown language in my opinion. I wish I had more uses for it so I could motivate myself to learn more than I do now.

[look]

I can "get around" with PHP, Python, HTML, SQL, C++, Java, Javascript, etcetera etcetera etcetera.
I prefer C and most of my attention is with getting better & better with C.

What are you doing? Web Pages? Server/SQL Processing? Apps? A.I.? Systems Work?
Different languages seem aimed at different projects. But I like C.

[Brightwolf]

Anyone here who knows about coding? If so, what programming languages?

I know basics of Java, Python, and HTML.

I used to have a website that I coded myself. But I lost interest (never added anything for over 6 months) and it was wasting money to host, so I closed it down.

Yeah! I'm actually studying to become a computer scientist/programmer. I know c++, Java, python, Visual Basic (but it's been a long time since I last used it), some C, and a little bit of C#. I want to learn HTML but haven't found the time.

[cozoe]

I know some HTML, Perl, and Python but want to get better.

[Finn the Human]

I'm good with VB and roblox's lame "lua." Currently learning C for some reason...

A year later, I kinda given up on C. It’s too cumbersome for stuff I wanted to do. So, I picked up Java. Not really proficient yet but I’m still working on it.

[Jarbuckle]

I have gotten pretty proficient in Powershell and dabbled in building / modifying things in html what feels like ages ago.

[Confused_panda]

I've dabbled in C# and C/C++ but mainly use Python.

I've always hated HTML/CSS/Javascript though for some reason and I really wish I was better at them

[LiberalTurboprop]

I know the basics of Java and SQL and have a little experience with C, HTML and Javascript.

[MagicBoy]

Anyone here who knows about coding? If so, what programming languages?

I know basics of Java, Python, and HTML.


For my website I used HTML, PHP, Javascript, CCS, and MySQL.