Languages you Know Best. - Developers

[B]Post the computer languages that you know the best![/B] Languages I know best: [B]HTML, CSS, jQuery, gLua / Lua[/B] [IMG]http://previews.123rf.com/images/kentoh/kentoh0908/kentoh090800322/5393460-HTML-Script-Code-as-an-Education-Background-Stock-Photo.jpg[/IMG]

May want to [noparse][t][/t][/noparse] tag that I wouldn't say I'm an expert or anything, but I rarely find myself looking stuff up for javascript/jquery, html, and C. I look up CSS all the time though

I look things up all the time. Without Internet access I'd probably have a hard time coding :S I have an obsession with checking my arguments on functions (for example) before I test so I always check on documentation first.

C++ and HLSL [editline]24th March 2016[/editline] Though I suck at both of them

Java, Clojure, Javascript/coffeescript Clojure is such a beautiful language.

Batch, GML, Java, C#, HTML/CSS/JS, GLSL. Just a little of everything. Mainly C# these days

C#, C, C++, Java, HTML/CSS (Those aren't programming languages, though)

C, C#, C++, PHP

C++ and C are my favorites. Lately I've been writing a lot of Python. I used to use Ruby a lot but it's been a while since I wrote anything major.

Java and OCaml. I use Elisp all the time but I still find myself looking things up too often.

PHP and js.

[QUOTE=brianosaur;50000478]Java, Clojure, Javascript/coffeescript Clojure is such a beautiful language.[/QUOTE] Don't think I've ever heard of Clojure

[QUOTE=Trebgarta;49999633]Pypy is love <3 I am a newbie but my Rust and C++ were good but now they are a bit ... Rusty I need to buy a laptop soon if I want to stay hipp. Saying hip, on an unrelated note, I went to a flatshare this week and the flatmate was this vaper guy forming a Ruby startup. If I am accepted should I move to this flatshare? Is vape smoke bystanding bad for lungs??[/QUOTE] How I test for syntax: 1. Write a bunch of code, maybe like 1 class at a time before testing 2. Test 3. Errors galore 4. Fix errors 5. Test again 6. Missed a few syntax errors 7. Curse a lot that I missed a parentheses or bracket or some stupid shit and get more angry than I really should 8. Fix all syntax errors 9. Test again 10. No syntax errors 11. ... 12. Segmentation Fault 13. [B][I][U][highlight]FUCK!!![/highlight][/U][/I][/B] [editline]25th March 2016[/editline] [url=http://www.treatobacco.net/en/page_528.php]Also here's an article on secondhand vapor[/url]. But I do know for a fact that being a tool is contagious and vaping and secondhand vaping can very easily turn you into a tool, so be careful

[QUOTE='[FSG] ToXiiC;50004539']Don't think I've ever heard of Clojure[/QUOTE] It's got a small community, but its recently been becoming more popular. It is purely functional and runs on the JVM, so you can do Java stuff with it, but its generally not the right solution. I've also been doing Scala lately. If Java and Clojure had a baby, it would be Scala.

[QUOTE=brianosaur;50004793]It's got a small community, but its recently been becoming more popular. It is purely functional and runs on the JVM, so you can do Java stuff with it, but its generally not the right solution. I've also been doing Scala lately. If Java and Clojure had a baby, it would be Scala.[/QUOTE] I'll check it out :weeb:

C & C++ master race

[QUOTE='[FSG] ToXiiC;50005043']I'll check it out :weeb:[/QUOTE] If you seriously want to get a feel for it, I would start here: [url]http://clojurekoans.com/[/url]

C++ is currently my favorite, though I started with C once upon a time. I would describe myself as a perpetual RTFM programmer. I'm starting to delve deeper into Java(I haven't had much experience with it other than a few android apps that I wrote) because of school, not quite sure how I feel about it just yet.

I mainly use python for pretty much everything, but I do well with C++, C# and JS.

Known Java for 13 years. Lua for about 10 (around when I started playing gmod: roughly 2006/7)

C# and Lua

C#, Lua, D

Im honestly probably only a beginner compared to most users here but I can do some stuff in HTML, CSS, Javascript, and Java.

I don't think you can call HTML a language.

[QUOTE=Lapin_b0t;50013137]I don't think you can call HTML a language.[/QUOTE] It's a DSL.

C++ with Qt for personal favorite C# when it's required Python to do some quick shit, also used it with Django for one project, so I would count HTML CSS JS too.

I know COBOL

I know [b]BB[\b].

C, C#, Lua. HTML (and the like) is valid in this context because OP asks for [I]languages[/I], HTML is a markup [I]language.[/I]

[QUOTE=cartman300;50014568]C, C#, Lua. HTML (and the like) is valid in this context because OP asks for [I]languages[/I], HTML is a markup [I]language.[/I][/QUOTE] [url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-specific_language[/url]