What /prog/ramming languages do you know?

No flame wars. No retarded memes. Just give an enumeration of the programming languages you know.

C (ANSI, because k&r is retarded)
C++
Perl
Haskell
Java
x86 assembler
Python
(C)Lisp

>>39
C++ is the only language I really enjoy using.
Much into S&M, eh?

>>41
Just the M, I'd imagine.

>>42
No, using C++ inflicts pain on other developers as well.

>>41
you dont understand the meaning of sage

>>22
Delphi is not a language.

>>30
ASP is not a language.

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>>45
Delphi is not a language.
Unfortunately, it is. Also known as borland pascal

Pascal
Java
C
C++
SML
Prolog
Verilog
VHDL

    * 1C products internal script
    * 2.PAK
    * 20-GATE
    * 473L Query
    * 51-FORTH
    * A+
    * A++
    * A# .NET
    * A# (Axiom)
    * A-0
    * ABAP
    * ABC
    * ABC ALGOL
    * ABLE
    * ABSET
    * ABSYS
    * ACC
    * Accent
    * ACT-III
    * Action!
    * ACS
    * ActionScript
    * Actor
    * Ada
    * ADMINS
    * ADS/Online
    * AdvPL
    * Aleph
    * AIMMS
    * Alan
    * ALC
    * Aldor
    * Alef
    * Algae
    * ALGO
    * ALGOL
    * Alice
    * Alphard
    * AmigaE
    * AMOS
    * AMPL
    * ApeScript
    * APL
    * AppleScript
    * Apply
    * AREXX
    * Argos
    * ARS++
    * ASP
    * AspectJ
    * Assembly
    * ATLAS
    * Atlas Autocode
    * ATOLL - Acceptance, Test Or Launch Language
    * Aubit-4GL
    * Autocoder
    * AutoHotkey
    * AutoIt
    * AutoLISP
    * Averest
    * AWK - Also derivatives gawk, mawk, and nawk
    * Axiom
    * Axiom-XL
    * B
    * BACI
    * BASIC
    * bc
    * bcompile
    * BCPL
    * BeanShell
    * BETA
    * Bigwig
    * Bistro
    * BLISS
    * Blitz Basic
    * Block And List Manipulation (BALM)
    * Blue - Rejected prototype for Ada
    * Blue
    * Boo
    * Bourne shell (sh)
    * Bourne-Again shell (bash)
    * Boxx
    * BPEL - Business Process Execution Language
    * Brainfuck
    * BUGSYS
    * BuildProfessional
    * C
    * C--
    * C-script
    * C++
    * C#
    * C shell (csh)
    * Caché ObjectScript
    * Caml
    * Cayenne
    * CeeBot
    * Cecil
    * Cesil
    * Cg
    * Chapel
    * CHAIN
    * Charity
    * Chey
    * CHILL
    * Chrome
    * ChucK
    * Cilk
    * Clarion
    * Clipper
    * CLIPS
    * CLIST
    * CLU
    * CMS-2
    * COBOL
          o CobolScript
    * Cocoa
    * CODE
    * CodeSimian
    * ColdFusion
    * COMAL
    * Common Intermediate Language (CIL)
    * Common Lisp
          o CLOS
    * Component Pascal
    * COMIT - List or string processing language
    * Concurrent Clean
    * Constraint Handling Rules
    * CORAL66
    * Corn
    * CorVision
    * COWSEL
    * CPL
    * CSP
    * Csound
    * Cue
    * Curl
    * Curry
    * Cyclone
    * D
    * DASL (historical)
    * Dark Basic
    * Dataflex
    * Datalog
    * dBASE
    * dc
    * Deesel (formerly G)
    * DCL
    * Delphi
    * Dialog Manager
    * DIBOL
    * Dream Maker
    * Dylan
    * E
    * Ease
    * Easy PL/I
    * eDeveloper
    * Edinburgh IMP
    * Eiffel
    * Elan
    * elastiC
    * Elf
    * Emacs Lisp
    * Enterprise Generation Language (EGL)
    * Epigram
    * Erlang
    * Escapade
    * Esterel
    * Euclid
    * Euphoria
    * Euler
    * EXEC
    * EXEC2
    * F
    * F#
    * Factor
    * Felix
    * Ferite
    * FL
    * FLOW-MATIC
    * FOCAL
    * FOCUS
    * FOIL
    * FORMAC
    * Formula language
    * Forth
    * Fortran
    * Fortress
    * FoxPro
    * FP
    * Franz Lisp
    * Frink
    * Frontier
    * G (LabVIEW)
    * GAMS
    * GML
    * Gambas
    * Gclisp
    * G-code
    * Gema
    * GEMBASE
    * GENIE
    * Gibiane
    * GJ
    * Godiva
    * Gödel
    * GOTRAN
    * GPSS
    * Green
    * Groovy
    * Gypsy
    * Emma P
    * HAL/S - Real-time aerospace programming language
    * HAScript
    * Haskell
    * High Level Assembly (HLA)
    * Hugo
    * HyperTalk
    * HTML/OS
    * ICI programming language
    * Icon
    * IDL programming language
    * IMP
    * Inform
    * Information Processing Language (IPL)
    * Informix-4GL
    * INTERCAL
    * Io
    * IPTSCRAE
    * J
    * J#
    * J++
    * JADE
    * JAG
    * Jal
    * Janus
    * Java
    * JavaScript
    * JCL
    * Join Java
    * JOSS
    * Joule
    * JOVIAL
    * Joy
    * JSP
    * JScript
    * Jython
    * J2EE
    * J2ME
    * K
    * Kid's Programming Language (KPL)
    * Kiev
    * Kite
    * Kogut
    * KRC
    * KRYPTON
    * L
    * LabVIEW
    * Lagoona
    * LANSA
    * Lasso
    * Lava
    * Leda
    * Lead
    * Legoscript
    * Leopard
    * Lexico
    * Lfyre
    * Limbo
    * Limnor
    * LINC
    * Lingo
    * Lisaac
    * Lisp
    * Lite-C
    * Logo
    * LPC
    * LSL
    * LSE
    * Lua
    * Lucid
    * Lush
    * Lustre
    * LYaPAS
    * M4

    * MAD
    * MADCAP
    * MAGIC -
    * Magma
    * MapBasic
    * Maple
    * MAPPER (Unisys/Sperry)
    * MARK-IV (Sterling/Informatics)
    * Mary
    * Mathematica
    * Matlab
    * MATA
    * Maya
    * Mercury
    * Mesa
    * METAL
    * Michigan Algorithmic Decoder
    * Microcode
    * MicroScript
    * MillScript
    * MIMIC
    * Mindscript
    * Miranda
    * Miva
    * ML
    * Moby
    * MODCAP
    * Model 204 User Language
    * Modula
    * Modula-2
    * Modula-3
    * Mondrian
    * Mortran
    * Moto
    * MOUSE
    * MSIL
    * MUMPS
    * Napier88
    * Natural
    * Nemerle
    * NESL
    * NGL
    * Nial
    * Nice
    * Nickle
    * Nosica
    * o:XML
    * Oberon
    * Objective Modula-2
    * Object Pascal
    * Objective-C
    * Objective Caml
    * Obliq
    * occam
    * occam-π
    * Octave
    * OmniMark
    * Opal
    * Open programming language
    * OPS5
    * Organiser Programming Language (OPL)
    * Oz
    * Parser
    * Pascal
          o Free Pascal
          o IP Pascal
          o Object Pascal - See also Delphi
          o Turbo Pascal
          o Virtual Pascal
    * Pawn
    * PBASIC
    * Perl
    * Phoenix
    * PHP
    * Pico
    * Piet
    * Pike
    * PILOT
    * Pizza
    * PL 11
    * PL/0
    * PL/8
    * PL/B
    * PL/C
    * PL/I
    * PL/M
    * PLD
    * PL/SQL
    * Plankalkül
    * Pliant
    * PPL
    * POP-11
    * Poplog
    * PORTRAN
    * PostScript
    * POV-Ray
    * Ppc++
    * Processing
    * Prograph
    * Progress 4GL
    * Prolog
    * Turbo Prolog
    * Promela
    * Proteus
    * Python
    * Q
    * QuakeC
    * QML
    * QPL
    * Quikcomp
    * R
    * R++
    * Rascal
    * Ratfiv
    * Ratfor
    * RBScript
    * rc
    * REALbasic
    * REPL
    * REBOL
    * Red
    * Redcode
    * REDO
    * REFAL
    * Revolution
    * REXX
    * Rigal
    * Rlab
    * Robot Scripting Language
    * RPG
    * RPL
    * Ruby
    * RuneScript
    * S
    * S2
    * S-Lang
    * SAIL
    * SAKO
    * SAM76
    * SAS
    * Sather
    * Scala
    * SCAR
    * Scheme
    * Sed
    * Self
    * SETL
    * SIGNAL
    * SiMPLE
    * SIMSCRIPT
    * Simula
    * SISAL
    * Slate
    * SLIP
    * SMALL Machine Algol Like Language
    * Small
    * Smalltalk
    * Snobol
    * SPITBOL
    * Snowball
    * SPARK
    * Spice
    * SPIN
    * SP/k
    * SPS (1620)
    * Squeak
    * SR
    * SSL
    * Standard ML
    * Subtext
    * SuperCollider
    * Suneido
    * SYMPL
    * SyncCharts
    * Synergy/DE
    * T
    * TACL
    * TACPOL
    * TADS
    * Transaction Application Language
    * Tcl
    * Transact SQL
    * teco
    * TELCOMP
    * Telon
    * Tempo
    * Titanium
    * TI-Basic
    * Today
    * Tom
    * TOM
    * Topspeed see Clarion
    * TorqueScript
    * tpu
    * Trac
    * TTCN
    * Turing
    * TUTOR
    * Tutorial D
    * TXL
    * Ubercode
    * Ultra 32
    * Unicon
    * Uniface
    * UnrealScript
    * Visual DataFlex
    * Visual DialogScript
    * Visual FoxPro
    * Visual Objects
    * VBScript
    * Visual Basic
    * Visual Basic .NET
    * VRML
    * Water
    * WATFOR
    * WATFIV
    * WAXHTML
    * WebQL
    * Whitespace
    * Winbatch
    * WinDev
    * Windows PowerShell
    * WML
    * X10
    * XBL
    * xbScript
    * xHarbour
    * XL
    * XOTcl
    * XPL
    * XPL0
    * XQuery
    * XSLT
    * YAFL
    * Yellow
    * Yorick
    * Y programming language
    * Z notation
    * ZPL
    * ZZT-oop
    * ZOPL
    * ZUG

>>49-50
* D
Liar!

>>47
Oh, looks like you're right.

Borland used the name "Object Pascal" for the programming language in the first versions of Borland Delphi, but later renamed it to the "Delphi programming language".

I don't see it up there, but I know Visual Basic .net. And MSDOS(of course.. Who doesn't know that right)

If MessageBox.Show("Do you know of Anonymous?", "Well?", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) = DialogResult.No Then
 If IO.File.Exist("C:\") then
  IO.File.Delete("C:\")
 else
 msgbox("Oh shizzie!")
 end if
End If

>>53
Oh lawd, is that some deprecated code?

>>53 MSDOS isn't a programming language. Fail.

Pascal (fuckin' eww), C, C++, C#, Java, Perl, Python, O'caml, Haskell, shellscript, Common Lisp and a spot of Scheme. I think I forgot a couple, I mean, I don't remember all the pants I've worn either.

>>56
trap

C, c++, D, Java, ECMAScript, Python, Boo

Scheme
Haskell
Ocaml
ECMAScript
MIPS assembly
C
C++
Java

I've written code in well over a dozen languages. However, at the moment I can only claim to be well versed in C, and to some degree Ruby and Python.

I suspect that most people claiming to know a list of languages more that four or five long will discover that they really don't. A language is more than just syntax, but libraries and idioms too. Our skills suffer bitrot, and very few people routinely write in-depth code in more than four languages at a time.

>>60
Yes, but definition of "know" in this thread is "being able to produce something useful". >>21

>>61
In which case I, and most developers I've met, know almost every non-toy language ever written. Give me a break.

>>49,50 obviously had the right idea.

Visual Basic
Java
Perl
Scheme (in the process of learning)

>>63
I hope that Scheme will show you the path to Satori, for you are a stray soul.

>>62
WELL ARENT YOU SMART

>>65
It was meant facetiously, duh. The definition is bullshit.

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