Define 'know'? know as in: "Have done 'something' with it", or know as in : "Could write a multi-tier db connected enterprise app without needing any reference what so ever"? Based on everyone's answers i'm guessing it's the first one
let's see...I may be forgetting some here:
Basic (in varied forms), Visual Basic, Bash-Shell haha, Pascal, Delphi, C, C++ (both on Unix/Linux, OS/2, Windows and embedded devices), Objective C, Managed C++, C#, JavaScript, Java, J#, F#, SQL in varies shapes (hey technically it's a language), 80x86 Assembly (TASM & MASM), 68000 Assembly, several other variants of assembly on embedded devices, Perl, PHP, (and whoever said HTML, it's a 'markup' language, not programming language).. ok i'll stop now
You asshole LEARN THOSE 2 MEH!
Originally Posted by Pixipixel_
I know C, C++, Autoit, Visual Basic, learning C#, and some basics with JAVA. A friend showed me his javascript skills, I learned some basics.
I'm going to learn ASM after C# & HTML/PHP after ASM. I also started to learn Ada at school, the teacher learned me ada for fun ^^
Hmmm... I should have added ASM while I was at it... I mean really these can be broken up a lot more, since C++ really includes Windows Programming, DirectX, and ton's of other libraries. All the big languages do...