Where do you work and what programming language do you use?

At a transportation company, using RPG primarily. Will need to use and learn JavaScript now for a new gui on the whole system

JavaIcon icon = createJavaIcon("babu.gif")

Nice try CIA.
C and Crystal.

They hiring!

durgajobs.com/DurgaSoft-Walk-In-OfficeBoys-2019-Hyderabad.html

Tell me this is a joke.

Microsoft. Swift.

Large automotive company.
C, Python 3, and some proprietary languages.

In your mom's vag, making your siblings.
DNA.

What do you think?

I work at a startup and unironically use Chicken Scheme and PHP for everything. We do a lot of webshit so that's where PHP comes in. If I ever have to write any sort of script of CLI app for any reason I use Chicken. None of my coworkers know I do this and literally none of them know Scheme so they're going to have a whole lot of fun if I ever leave/die and they discover all of the Scheme I have everywhere.

Healthcare insurance company
Perl, SQL

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Enterprise
C++ and C#

ATL
Python

Just another SaaS
Mostly Java, some Python

remote for a company in california
rust and c++ (plus unhealthy levels of exposure to c# and javascript, but i'm not working on that side of things)

Small startup in my country.
Java for programming-related work.
Python for get some shit done in a few minutes and enjoy my break all day long while telling the others I'm "working on it".

>Ubisoft
>C++

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what do you do in Go?

>python + qt

freaking based

This sounds like a disaster waiting to happen

startup
python

NSA
visual basic

Tesco
MemeScript

I work at a grocery store, I don't use any programming languages.

Lies. Punchcards aren't a language.

Bank
Java

Small software house. Python, Django. I'm just intern thought

Pharmacompany
Delphi

You should use a programming language anyway!

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don't have nothin to program

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>Financial firm
>N/A unless you count my home projects which in that case would be C

a bank
.net in c#

>University Student
>Java and C

Google
TypeScript

Intel
Python / Verilog

A german industrial automation firm not named Siemens
Langs I've used at work, most to least: C, Python, C#, Nim, Haskell, Java

Sir, I only know the one and one only thing which is that that, Java means Durga and Durga means Java, else none of these, that's it!! you have a great learning style with depth explanation which make very easy to understand though any complex topics. you are like a breath giver!! Thanks sir..! Thank you very much..!

Google
Go

EDA software company
C++

>where
jobless atm
>what
Haskell

how would i write a for loop in Go without using the for operator?

Consulting firm, clients are mostly aerospace and banks
Whatever the client uses. Often Ada, Haskell, C/++, Coq, Java, Scala, VHDL. I've also worked with ALGOL.

Is this a meme I’m not familiar with

no, i'm just trying to get a job

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>FANG
>Go and C++

Kill me now.

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Are you in MTV?

Signed. Significant whitespace is disgusting.

Small company javascript and java

Micro assembly machine manufacturer in Europe
ObjectPascal and x86 ASM for the actual software, Python for utility scripts. At home I use POSIX shell scripts, Python, FreePascal, C, C++ and sometimes Brainfuck for the laffs.

hows paypal fren

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you could use a global variable and recursion but that's a dumb way to do it I think

play.golang.org/p/ei5cAlIsSl-

no lol I'm not even eng

Amazon
Java

I actually like Java. I explicitly only looked for Java jobs to get this.

>
>play.golang.org/p/ei5cAlIsSl-

Why use a global? play.golang.org/p/PzUFW-NnrEu

You could do that, too.
*insert CS grad meme here*

it seems so simple now. i should look at recursive functions more. thankyou very much

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Company that does payment processing/gateways.
PHP and PL/SQL

Literally nothing wrong with Java.

TSC?

I declined an offer, bc I thouht it may involve too much customer hand holding and I would not learn enough.

Enterprise security software.
Python and C++.

>self

reee

def class_method(this):
this.x = "ree"

CIA
R

Facebook
php

NSA
C. Please use it. It's the most secure language.

FB motto: don’t be not evil.

sprry user

He's programming in HTML

>finance/asset management
>python

Small company making custom laboratory ventilation systems and various other industrial automation stuff.

C

I work in a small cyber shop you almost certainly haven't heard of, and I mostly work in Python, but also some C and assembly for various architectures.

Norway
PHP

>PHP
I'm so sorry.

>I'm so sorry.
>muh PHP is bad

you have no clue what you're talking about

PHP is rather amusing to work with. And if you're not a brainlet and using >7 it's pretty damn good

I've been using PHP for the last 3 years. While Symphony makes it somewhat tolerable and 7 somewhat fast, it's still shit.

totally agree, I work with it daily for ecommerce, dont see an issue in PHP at all. its fine

>front-end monkey
typescript

Web dev, self employed working remotely
php, js for work
c, c++ and java for hobbies
shell and python for scripting
and well, you know css, html and all that shenanigans that I don't consider languages

x86 and C for my osdev job

Deloitte
JavaScript

webdev at my uni
js

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>IBM
>Node.js, react, goolag

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Large software company. HTML, CSS, occasionally JS

So basically, you don't use any programming languages at your work

State owned business (Linux Backend)
Java, Bash/Csh
C, Python and Haskell in my sparetime

>NEET but part time private tutor
>teach high schoolers some C#
I taught myself node.js and am conteplating between PHP and C#. most jobs that don't ask for a degree need PHP, but C# is much nicer to work with so I don't know.

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I use Perl at a web startup. Anyone know where we can find cheap Perl programmers that aren't Indians stuck in the year 2000? No? Oh well. I guess I'll just quit.

US web application company
Node on good days
Legacy, nightmarish legacy PHP code on the bad

University
Fortran (recently upgraded to Fortran90)