For my Unix stuff, I use C, borne shell, and perl. For Windows, I use AutoIT and VBScript. For stuff that runs on a microcontroller or a digital signal processor, I use either C or assembler depending on what I am trying to do. I couldn't beleive how many programing languages are out there. There was WAY too many to list on the poll. I know of Cobol, Forth, Fortran, Lisp, Logo, Ada to name a few.

VC++, VB, VBS, ASP.NET, HTML, CSS and Command Script.

VC++, Assembler, Javascript, VBS, .bat/.cmd, PHP, HTML

Edited July 28, 200719 yr by mau-yong

Desktop Programming:

BASIC (C64/QBasic), Turbo Pascal 6/7, Visual Basic 3/4/5/6, C# 1.0/1.1/2.0

Scripting:

JScript, VBScript, DOS Batch Files, mIRC scripting, ActionScript

Web Languages:

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ASP, PHP

Databasing:

T-SQL (SQL Server), Jet/OleDB SQL (Access), MySQL

JAVA and JAVASCRIPT should not be together.

If it can't be done in C, it can't be done

Scripting:

JScript, VBScript, DOS Batch Files, mIRC scripting, ActionScript

Ahhh, now *that* takes me back! I used to make mIRC do some really neat stuff back in the day. Surprisingly capable program, even if didn't scale well...but it wasn't meant to

<snipped; no interest>

A little experience in Basic, VB Scripts, DOS Batch, smattering of Assembler, HP COBOL (one of first Client-Server-oriented).

Assembler, however, is my favorite.

Edited August 2, 200719 yr by submix8c

Labview, IBM PC assembly, basic, dos. The ones I dont use anymore, or much - Fortran II, Fortran IV, Fortran 76, APL, PL1, Focal, DEC PDP-8 assembly, DEC - snowbol (like Cobol), Pascal, Lisp, RDOS (Data General), Focus.

I guess I am old.

Edited August 3, 200719 yr by RJM

well for me ive learned these languages and still use them

C/C++/C#/Obj-C

Java/Java Script

Visual Basic/VBScript

DOS Batch/Command (.BAT/.CMD)

Perl

PHP

AutoIT

HTML/CSS/ASP/etc (HTTP-WEB)

C

AutoHotKey (voted AutoIt because they are very similar and in fact AHK is a fork of AutoItv2)

HTML

Unix shell, batch files

And my favourite: OCaml/Objective-Caml.

I need to say why this language is my favourite : developping is fast, code is portable, programs are robust (static types *automatically* determined at compile time which lets you have complicated types) and fast (~1.2*C_time), functionnal programming (List.iter (Printf.printf "%s\n") my_list;; are really nice things), language is powerful and expressive though cryptic for the beginner.

Problems ? None with the language, some with the libraries which are sometimes lacking (*sometimes*, you usually have everything you need).

I know this isn't about comparing computer languages but I needed to make some advertisement for this one which is not known enough.

If it can't be done in C, it can't be done

C/C++ is my primary choice also.

Delphi 7 (sorry, )

whats wrong with delphi 7?

or is that when it started to include evil dot net

i know html and a bit of css with it

at the moment im learning to use vb 6

i attempted to learn c++ but i kind of got distracted

yay 700 posts

I started with some Basic and Assembly ages ago, writing my own slot machine. Once we had a 286, I wrote hundreds of Batch-files. Ah, the memories! From there on I learned some Perl and Visual Basic. Around the same time I learned HTML, CSS, JavaScript, VBScript and later ASP. And of all this, I believe that I use my Batch and HTML knowledge most