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Furry Chat => Tech Central => Topic started by: Aloneness on March 11, 2013, 04:10:51 AM
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Just out of curriosity, what programing languages do you know?
I personally know C++, Python (somewhat), HTML/CSS, and Batch aka Dos command line. I'm learning Squirrel tho just because of it's name XD
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HTML isn't a programming language, nor are batch files really (IMO).
I'd say though HTML/CSS, batch stuffs, a bit of Visual Basic, a bit of BASIC, and also a tiny bit of VBScript, Javascript and C++
really though, i don't know any of the proper languages well at all, but I do understand most of them. Just a lack of motivation really. So yeah.... nothing really well, except arguably HTML, but enough to get by if I'm forced into something for most of those (as long as I keep some reference material handy).
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HTML isn't a programming language, nor are batch files really (IMO).
I'd say though HTML/CSS, batch stuffs, a bit of Visual Basic, a bit of BASIC, and also a tiny bit of VBScript, Javascript and C++
really though, i don't know any of the proper languages well at all, but I do understand most of them. Just a lack of motivation really. So yeah.... nothing really well, except arguably HTML, but enough to get by if I'm forced into something for most of those (as long as I keep some reference material handy).
If you don't think batch (dos-command line) is then your just not trying hard enough... I make games with it >w> text based but still awesome. Thankyou very much~!
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well, kinda. you know what i mean.
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I know some C, C++, HTML/CSS, Flash(Action Script 2 and 3), UnReal Script, Game Maker Language, and am learning Unity.
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HTML and Batch are not programming languages.
HTML stands for Hyper-Text Mark-Up Language and is just that, a markup language, not a programming language.
Batch is a scripted language, not a programming language, the difference between the two is a script language input commands that the computer reads line by line and interprets one at a time. A programming language follows a rigid structure of logic that the computer compiles all at once. Batch is also not turing complete, so is not classified as a programming language.
As for me, I know visual basic (known as a 4th generation programming language) but I am learning C in university. I also know HTML (of course) and some LUA.
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I know PHP (my best language), Python (my favorite), Java, JavaScript (that counts, right?), HTML, CSS, CoffeeScript (if that counts), and bash/shell/whatever.