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Long live the fight

I'd say I'm quite proficient with:

C and Blitz Basic

Pretty good with:

Perl, Pascal

And have a passing familiarity (read, "I've done stuff, but nothing impressive") with:

C++, Java, PHP, Assembler, DarkBasic, Visual Basic...and maybe others that I'm not recalling right now.

-Krylar

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i;ll still with just PC for now..
first list.. languages i'd consider myself professionally proficent in
80x86 assembler.
C, C++
DELPHI (and thus other pascals)
SQL (various breeds of it)
C# (as profficent as anybody is with it yet)

tinkered but could easily do something in the following
JAVA
ASP
PHP
PERL
varibous basics over time..
python.
prolog
lisp.
some funky functional languages whose names are lost in time..

dunno what else
man , i'm tooo geeky..

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Karl Prosser
Karl / GODCENTRIC
Klumsy / Surprise ! Productions.
ME / Redeemed by the Living God :)
Klumsy@xtra.co.nz
May God Bless you, he sure does me.

†Caleb†

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"True friendship is not characterized by the absence of conflict, but by the ability to resolve conflict."

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Karl Prosser
Karl / GODCENTRIC
Klumsy / Surprise ! Productions.
ME / Redeemed by the Living God :)
Klumsy@xtra.co.nz
May God Bless you, he sure does me.

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7 days without prayer makes one weak.

I've used perl but I don't use it often so I'm not good at it.

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Final Hour Team Leader
Neuron Interactive

my BEST programming language ever, I felt like I knew it INSIDE OUT until I met TheChange but he knows it inside out AND upside down : STOS

fabbo basic langauge, just love that

swanning in at second place : BlitzBasic

then Commodore64 language, ooohh I still hold an affection for that C64 coding, still got tons of C60 audio for it too

4th place good old FORTRAN - can you believe that 30+ years later after FORTRAN came out IT IS STILL BEING USED ON MAINFRAMES as we speak

so what are your top 4 basics maties and why ?? I LOVE STOS, what a great old language !! and DARKBASIC of course!!

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from your old mate
c h i e f y
global chiefy to yer old seadog seafarin' mateys

I've been using C/C++ primarily for the past four years, so if you ask me anything about the other languages (other than HTML), I'll probably turn up a blank!

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Languages I've played around with: QBASIC, VisualBasic, C for TI-89 calculator (TIGCC),

I've done some HTML and Cascading Style Sheets also.

I'm best at Java right now, since my college is using it - my C/C++ might be rusty.

quote:

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There's only so much you can do with Java.

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You'd be surprised. I'm making a 3D game using gl4java right now, and I'm even making a new LookAndFeel, making it seem more like a game rather than an application.

:-)

no seriously, some years ago I had some tuition in pascal, and I manage to do simple things in PHP, but thats about it. So that makes me the perfect target audience for blitz basic. ;-)

I realize my coding skills will never be something to boast of, but merely a "tool" to quickly putting things together. With things I mean design and graphics. So in the future I'll leave (hopefully) the hard programming work to others and use bb in quick prototyping...

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ru and God Bless, celticmatrix

Java
PHP
SQL
Various Basics

Learning C++ at University at the moment, but have just started the course, so i won't really count it at the moment.

I think thats it, i may have dabbled in a few others though??

--D-SIPL

I can program in Pascal, C, Basic, Perl, Verilog, and a few others. However, I do not own any of these at my home right now and can not move forward in my programming ideas.

Love in Christ,
Jesterhawk

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(Edit Oh, yeah, just remembered, AMOS on the Amiga

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I have been driven many times to my knees by the overwhelming conviction that I had nowhere else to go. My own wisdom, and that of all around me seemed insufficient for the day. ABRAHAM LINCOLN

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MT 26:39 "O my Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me: nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt"

In college I was a big fan of LISP (A.I. was my "thing") and was quite fluent in it. I also used Prolog but never really liked it. Intel assembler, Pascal, Modula-2, Cobol, and several others were required for various projects.

As a kid I was fluent in 6502 assembler and Basic (those good old Kaypro/Vic-20/C-64 days). I also learned a language called Comal, which I had for my C-64. Very cool for doing graphics - learned almost all my algebra using that one.

And of course I am the grand poobah of the M-Script language (only 'cause I created that one ;-)

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relatively proficient
Vic 20: Commodore basic
C 64: Commodore basic, Commodore basic plus
MS PC: GWBasic, Qbasic 4, QuickBasic 4.5 (yes they're different)

training only
MS PC: Visual Basic 4,5,6, HTML, XML

I'm trying to figure out what language to learn for game programming nowadays.

This thread was my first post that I made a year ago.

It's still going.

that's gotta be some kind of record.
A thread being alove for a year.

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"I find myself a desire which no experience in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world!"
-C. S. Lewis

Here's mine:
I know some of the easy stuff of C++, Java, PHP & ASP. I know more of Javascript & Flash Actionscript. But I'd say I'm best at HTML

Oh, I shouldn't forget UBB code I'm proficient in that as well

As an artist I think this amount of code knowledge can get me by and I don't think I'll be adding to the list anytime soon

BlazeQ

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I'm out of my mind... and into the mind of Christ -G.S. Megaphone

I was in working in Java for past 4 yrs( all sorts, from small to Big enterprise). The reason was only platform independence.

But i have to admit, though not willingly , a fact that java is slow.

I have found an alternateive now. (not C#).

It is Borland C++. The code in C++ is blazing fast than java and to top it, Boland C++ gives you source code compatibility. Source code written in windows using Borland C++ can be recompiled in Linux/Unix using Kylix.

So i am studying C++ now. .

Sujith Mathew

I'm very good with: C, C++, AppleSoft basic, Blitz Basic and Liberty Basic.

I'm learning delphi, OpenGL and hopefuly VB.

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proverbs 17:28
Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise: and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding.

proverbs 25:7
open rebuke is better than secret love.

www.gfa.org - Gospel for Asia

www.persecution.com - Voice of the Martyrs

i can do a little in HTML and CSS, but these are programming languages....
I am tryignt to teach myself C++....its slow going. at the moment i think i can make a program that does simple calculations. That is all (booooohooooo).

I suppose it is allright, since i just started gettin into this kind of thing a year ago.....(and couldnt use a computer for about 5 months of that year...)

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"Be nice to the nerds because later on, you'll be working for them" - Bill Gates