Programmers?
Posted: 2003-02-16 06:42pm
How many programmers (in training?) visit SDN? ..
I know HTML, CSS (If you actually consider them languages), PHP, Javascript, and a little Perl and C++.
All self-taught
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Posted: 2003-02-16 07:40pm
I program a little, just casually.
I know HTML, CSS (If you actually consider them languages), PHP, Javascript, and a little Perl and C++.
All self-taught
I know HTML, CSS (If you actually consider them languages), PHP, Javascript, and a little Perl and C++.
All self-taught
Posted: 2003-02-16 07:44pm
I just barely qualify as a programmer in training, being enrolled in a visual basic class at high school.
Posted: 2003-02-16 07:45pm
AS400, C++, Basic & Unix from my days of glory (Long gone)
Posted: 2003-02-16 08:14pm
C++ and Java, in training.
Posted: 2003-02-16 08:34pm
4 years of using Pascal(very confident).
2 flavours:
1 year - Turbo Pascal 5.5
3 years - Object Pacal language used by Delphi
1/2 year of java(confident).
1/2 a year of C++(not very confident ).
I can translate C/C++/Java code to Pascal fairly easily.
I hate macros.
I hate template trickery.
I really hate long compiling times.
2 flavours:
1 year - Turbo Pascal 5.5
3 years - Object Pacal language used by Delphi
1/2 year of java(confident).
1/2 a year of C++(not very confident ).
I can translate C/C++/Java code to Pascal fairly easily.
I hate macros.
I hate template trickery.
I really hate long compiling times.
Posted: 2003-02-17 01:21am
C/C++. Currently majoring in Computer Science. I also played around in Qbasic and an obscure (in that it is not well-known) langage called Euphoria.
Edit: I guess you can add HTML to that list, though my knowledge of it is relatively basic.
Edit: I guess you can add HTML to that list, though my knowledge of it is relatively basic.
Re: Programmers?
Posted: 2003-02-17 01:29am
Hell, I am trained.kojikun wrote:How many programmers (in training?) visit SDN? ..
C/C++, MATLAB, several flavors of assembly, and VHDL, which is actually a hardware description language.
Posted: 2003-02-17 02:25am
I'm not formally trained in any substantive way but I can program in BASIC, 16bit 80x86 assembly, Python, Java, Javascript, C and C++. I'm not pursuing comp. sci, though.
Posted: 2003-02-17 02:29am
I'm pretty good at older HTML, a bit of the newer CSS, some JavaScript, and a wee bit of MySQL and PHP. I know a couple of scraps of Perl.
Just a bunch of bits and pieces of web authoring languages, really.
Just a bunch of bits and pieces of web authoring languages, really.
Re: Programmers?
Posted: 2003-02-17 02:29am
I just finished programming a Roulette program in BASIC on my Timex Sinclair 2068. I'm rather proud of it. It takes only five minutes or so to load from a cassette tape. although it took pages of code...kojikun wrote:How many programmers (in training?) visit SDN? ..
Posted: 2003-02-17 03:49am
I'm studying software engineering.
And have coded in: Java, C++, ADA, Modula, Pascal, some Smalltalk, HTML, ASP, SQL, things like OpenGL, SOAP, ...
And I have to say I like Java the most of programming languages.
And have coded in: Java, C++, ADA, Modula, Pascal, some Smalltalk, HTML, ASP, SQL, things like OpenGL, SOAP, ...
And I have to say I like Java the most of programming languages.
Posted: 2003-02-17 05:23am
I've 2 years of a Computer Science degree behind me.....
C, 8086 assembler (we have an evil lecturer
), java and of course HTML....
C, 8086 assembler (we have an evil lecturer
), java and of course HTML....Re: Programmers?
Posted: 2003-02-17 05:27am
I have a cheque book, problem solved.kojikun wrote:How many programmers (in training?) visit SDN? ..
Posted: 2003-02-17 05:29am
I should probably add as others have....years of messing about with qbasic as a kid.....making good ol' text adventures and stuff was fun....made an animated lightsaber duel for one once with a friend....lost it long long ago though....
Posted: 2003-02-17 06:42am
Check.
Posted: 2003-02-17 06:48am
I specialized in robotics and automation, so I've done and do quite a lot of programming.C, C++, fortran/pascal, python, Matlab, java and some more obscure languages for automation.