List all programming languages you are able to comfortably use

Pascal.

Well at least you're honest about it

Would hire / 10

Based

>js makes me want to puke and I don't have a need for anything lower level.
Try coding ES6 style, it's much saner than oldschool JS

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javascript, lua

I'll go off the c++ deep end eventually, when I have a few months of free time to do it.

Just pick a difficult hobby project to work on and go with it, you'll have no option but to learn shit

Java, C#, Lua, C++, Javascript/Typescript

Scheme

half a html, programming is for slaves.

C
Python
C++
CUDA
JavaScript
Java
PHP
Bash
SQL
VHDL
Assembly

Based coding monkey

Once you learn a few core languages you can easily segue to the others. So, learn the top 3 actual programming languages then the top 2 scripting languages then some markup.

Try deleting system 32

>programming language
>VHDL

Python, and C++

Rust, Elixir, JS

Python, C#, Java, js, SQL

Scala, Java, Kotlin, C#, JS, Python and C

>programming language
>CUDA
imagine being this retarded

C, java, elixir, erlang

Rust, C, C++, Java, C#, Lua, PHP, JS/TS, Bash, Prolog, SQL, GLSL, E2

Probably missed few.

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>Rust

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C, Python, Bash and Javascript. ARM assembly and Java if I can use a reference guide.

Honestly? Only python. I sort of "know" C++, C#, and a bunch of others but I've never done anything serious in them.

Scratch

>programming
>comfortably

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>He doesn't program for fun

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>How high is your C++ power level, can you tell me what a class invariant does without googling it?
Lmao nigga a literal baby could tell you what a class invariant is and it isn't even a C++ exclusive OOP concept.

Basic, assembler for various CPUs, Pascal, Scheme, Modula 2, C, C++, Perl, Emacs-Lisp, Java, PHP, JavaScript, Python, Matlab

NOT Prolog or R.

Then do it, explain to us

It's a property that always holds true for instances of a class and methods are responsible for keeping it that way. For example, the pfirst and plast pointers inside a linked list will always point to the first and last elements of the list or to nullptr if the list is empty. The insert method would violate the class invariant if it inserted a new element to the beginning of the list but didn't update the pfirst pointer.

Makes sense, thanks

HTML,CSS, HTML5, CSS3, BBCode

>BBCode
Now that's OG

(You)

R

Python, C#, JS

C, C++, Rust, Go, C#, Java, Scheme, Bash, Python, Lua, Elixir, Erlang, Javascript, Typescript, SQL, arm/aarch64 assembly, x86/amd64 assembly, awk, matlab, qbe's pseudo-ssa

In order of comfort: C#, Typescript, C, Java, Python. I can work with PHP, Perl, x86 ASM, and C++ if forced, but none of them have any comfort value at all so I'd rather not.

python, bash and ruby. Haven't done anything in ruby lately so i'm not sure if it would be comfortable.

Fuck you wheels.

C, Python

C

c#, clojure, lua and unfortunately javascript

HTML, Javascript, CSS, .bat files, WarioWare D.I.Y.

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define >comfortably
HTML, CSS, JS, PHP, C, C++

Racket
Sepples
Java

In that order. I've played around with Kotlin, but it wasn't for very long at all.

>C, C++, Rust and Python
>any job I want
>$300k starting

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>Java
>Cpp
>Python

That's basically it, tho i write js and other memes into my CVs as it literally makes zero difference for the stuff people actually need.
When it comes to backends, there is always some form of framework i can use instead of writing stuff in the original SQL dialect.
Works well too. I work 20 hour weeks and i can live with that. Full-time-jobfags are cancer.
If i need a tool at work, i watch a one hour YT vid at home if necessary and do it tomorrow.

>Good
Ruby
>Okay
JavaScript
>A bit of experience
PHP
C
Java
ARM Assembly
>Not programming languages but other languages that I have familiarity with
HTML 5 (plus HAML - popular in the Rails world)
CSS 3 (plus SASS - popular for lots of web devs these days)
SQL

>comfortably
C is the only /comfy/ language. I can use Scheme and Perl proficiently, but they're not really comfortable.

python and bash

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>comfortable
R, vb.net. I used to be comfortable with python but the language gets weirder and the community leftism increases so I don't want to be part of that.

C and Ruby

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this desu

bash, Java, Python, Javascript
can write ruby, perl but not without looking up stuff

C++ was my first language, but I've never liked C/C++, at least I'm able to use pointers without thinking about them as magic but no more

Java (ugh), Go, C, Python, Scheme

In my experience, it's more about navigating the problem domain than the language you are using. And most programming skills are largely language-independent.

>Powershell
>any call center i want
>20k a year starting

What a minute
bash is *programing* **language**?
lol ok

Java 6

God I hate those new stuff, anything beyond Java 7 is shit.
t. zoomer

>C
>C++
>Python
>Java
>JavaScript
>COBOL

C#, C, Ruby

Anything that copies C, Basic, Z80 assembler.

Python
C/C++
x86
ARM
linux shell
sed
awk

Learning powershell soon, because fuck life.

c, c++, e/lisp, python, x86 asm

>comfortable
Python, C, C++.

>less comfortable (mostly due to lack of use)
C#, Bash, JavaScript, Lua, D (kinda want to put this in comfortable, but I haven't used it enough)

also, I've written a few lines of Java in my life, but I've never even remotely used it for anything other than like class assignments in HS and then at my uni (where we mostly used C++ and C# really)

Right now, JavaScript, Dart, C#, Python, and C.

Less comfortably, I could do some C++, PHP, Java, Erlang.

And then I used to know Objective-C and Ruby; I could probably pick those back up again given a week or two.

they all the same

MOS6502, WDC65816 and m68k assembly.. and also python.

>they all the same
try programming in assembler for an assorted amount of CPU architectures and come back here to tell us how they're "all the same". this should be entertaining.

Python
C
C#, Java
Clojure, Scheme
F#
JS with jQuery
Matlab
SQL

Python, Javascript, C++, PHP, CSS.

> Getting into Rust atm.

None. I don't program.

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For me it is the Golang, the white man's programming lang

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C

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C, (Ba)sh. Sometimes C++ when I'm in a good mood and limit myself to the good parts.
>pic related

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Python, C, Prolog and Hasklel. Does bash count ?

what is the context of this image. What was he doing?