Computer Programming

[BlueFoot]

So I'm just wondering how many programmers there are here, please note that html is a script not a language :P I know Java, a little Lua and I want to learn C#.

[Typhlosion]

Mainly C# with experiences in Java, C, C++, PHP, SQL, TurboProlog and JS.

[Kacey]

Mostly lua with some C/C++ and some Python and JS in there.

[Babs]

I started learning to code in Python but I never stuck with it. I'll still code a small thing once in a while, but I'd like to learn more.
Pro-tip: if someone asks you what language you code in, don't respond with "English".

[Microcosm]

I remember back when I was a complete noob I programmed this huge program that did like 50 things and was like 5000 lines of code, but it was in batch cxxx I could probably post it if I did some digging.

I know a good bit of html and css but I'm not practiced with it and not crazy good at it

[Melkor]

I used to program couple of years ago mostly with python C++ and Visual Basics but I stopped yet I have to start again...

[Bmble_B]

I'm trying to learn Java but I keep putting it off :P

[dubsteppredator]

Yeah I wanna learn c#. Does anyone know where I can learn this, like Codecademy, because Codecademy doesn't teach that

[kev99]

C, C++, Java and Python are those I can write.

[northy]

C, c++, lua, python, php, mysql, c#, f#, JavaScript, java, ruby and a couple of others that aren't really practical: Small basic, qbasic, bbc basic and brainfuck.

[Gwen]

I did a bit of Java for modding some games but have really only paid attention to C#. I think C# is the best coding language and really complements any project I need to do.

[dubsteppredator]

I did a bit of Java for modding some games but have really only paid attention to C#. I think C# is the best coding language and really complements any project I need to do.
How did you learn it?

[Andyyy95]

My main interest is Java, although I often use MatLab too because of my course at Uni.
I've also started using C for a bit recently for a project I'm currently working on outside of Uni.

The best way of learning would be probably to get a grasp of the 'basics' in programming (there are many free courses available online), before practicing some examples, and then perhaps attempting some projects of your own (with the help of Google / StackExchange etc if you encounter any technical difficulties). Once you have a project made in one language, you can then try to re-make the (same) project but in another language!

[Gwen]

How did you learn it?

I did Information Technology during High School which gave me the basics, otherwise I used to use CodeAcademy a lot which was really helpful in learning the basics of most of the popular coding languages. I currently do self study and browse Coding forums that offer personal help when I get stuck on something I don't understand.