Which programming & scripting languages do you know?

Interested to know what languages people here know/use in their daily work.

I will start:

C# / Bash / JavaScript / Powershell / Python / TCL (Expect mostly) / Java / HTML.

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the_Grinch

"Know" is a strong word for it, but...

Scripting: Bash/Powershell/Python

Languages: I can follow Java

FloOz

I've been dabbling with Python

Shdwmage

SQL, MySQL, PHP, HTML/CSS, PowerShell, QBasic, Pascal, Visual Basic, FileMaker, VBA, Javascript

I'm certain there are a few others I use that I am drawing a blank on at the moment.

Coolhandluke

C/C++/C#, Classic ASP/VB script/VB/VB.net, Java, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, in the past have done asm, perl, pascal, cobol

Current day to day use I would have to say my main ones are SQL, C#, VBScript

Kinet1c

Started in to python but won't get to use it too much in work so have opted for Bash right now. Will be kicking back in to python as soon as I'm relatively comfortable with Bash.

Younggbon

HTML (lol) and CSS (not as much of an lol but still an lol)

I can understand Java tho for the most part. thanks to dabbing (no wax) with Android hacking and trying to make my own app a few years ago.

As for daily work 0. I just use the Windows Command prompt. Is that Dos?

like "ipconfig /all"

I have a temp Helpdesk gig atm

First Post,
Younggbon

Elitis

PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, SQL, C++, and I'm learning (I guess you could call it that after 3 languages) Java. Once I know Java, I'll go to C# and eventually Swift. Maybe after a while Dart and Rust, too.

Qord

the_Grinch wrote: »

"Know" is a strong word for it, but...

This exactly!! Powershell and Auto-IT.

Pupil

Very comfortable with Bash and Python. Trying to learn Powershell.

ally_uk

Noob level Bash Scripting and Python

I am trying to find some good resources to learn Bash scripting but the majority of the books / guides either go over my head or bore me to tears.

For Python I am working my way through learn python the hard way

Kinet1c

Ally, check out the bash/python scripting tutorials from Linux Academy over on Udemy.com, I'm working my way through them at the moment and they're pretty good.

gc8dc95

I would say 'know' is a relative term. I would put myself at the intermediate level on these:

C#, VBA, VBscript, Javascript, HTML, CSS

Actual work use at this time would be mostly VBA and VBscript

NovaHax

In order of strength:

Python, Bash, Powershell, HTML, PHP, SQL, Javascript, Java, VBScript

W Stewart

bash,perl,python,html,java,javasript,mysql,c/c++

wastedtime

Very familiar with Java (SE) mostly 6 and 7, awk (GNU version), javascript (non-libs)

Others I have used and familiar with: c, sqlite, bash

Others I have had to modify code on or understand to transfer or use are: c++, php

I am currently working with python 3 and picking that up along with getting more experience with c.

RafaNoor91

well i dont think so that any developer in the world knows everything about a language,but yes i have worked superficially with about 5 programming languages