Where ``knowing'' a language is to mean being able to write a program in said language without the need for external reference.
Worst definition of ``knowing'', ever.
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Anonymous2007-12-04 0:49
>>6
If you haven't memorized the entire standard library, you don't know the language.
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Anonymous2007-12-04 1:13
>>6,7
Perhaps then you can provide a better definition of knowing language.
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Anonymous2007-12-04 1:51
>>8
Being able to visualize a solution and produce idiomatic code in a given language.
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Anonymous2007-12-04 1:52
English, Swedish, Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian, lulz, C, Perl, PHP, SQL AND MOTHERFUCKING X86 INTEL ASSEMBLER BITCH
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Anonymous2007-12-04 2:33
None
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Anonymous2007-12-04 2:46
Every single one. I can program in any paradigm you throw at me and I know how to follow railroad diagrams.
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Anonymous2007-12-04 2:57
>>10 C, Perl, PHP, SQL AND MOTHERFUCKING X86 INTEL ASSEMBLER BITCH
That's a pretty lame selection. English, Swedish, Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
That too.
>>39
ActionScript and JavaScript are the same language, you idiot.
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Anonymous2007-12-04 23:05
C, C++, rusty old x86 assembly & Delphi.
Srsly, guys, srsly
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Anonymous2007-12-04 23:27
>>42
My first thought was, "What's he doing on /prog/ if he doesn't know any 'daily use' languages?" Srsly. Then I realized that one of those probably is your daily use language, and I shed a noble tear.
>>49
Haskell and Scheme. Nobody likes the goto/funcall CL here.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 11:07
>>48
That would be Scheme. I use Common Lisp all the time.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 11:07
I write Haskell code for living and I am personally offended by posts like >>49. Please apologise >=O
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Anonymous2007-12-05 11:08
C++
Python
Java
x86 Assembly
PIC Assembly
AVR Assembly
Parallax Propeller Assembly
Squirrel
PHP
Bash
Languages I know less well/use less often/used to know:
C
Spin
Factor
Scheme
Javascript
Visual Basic
Also currently working on a compiler for a forth-like language with extensive list support called Xe54. Code will compile to Parallax Propeller assembly and maybe x86, though chances are ill just interpret it on x86. Spec is about 90% complete, compiler currently only consists of a lexer.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 11:38
I only use the best. Java, C#, Haskell, ASP.NET and VB.NET
>>61
Though I cannot prove it, I was one of the first few people to post on the Squirrel forums. I think I was asking Alberto about Squirrels requirements because I had intended on porting it to some other platform. I never did after... I don't think I've posted anything there since however :-(
Squirrel is a great language though and I use it any time I need an embedded scripting language.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 16:13
>>69
I was the first to post on /prog/, I invented all the memes with that post.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 16:16
>>70 is a script that I wrote during a boring enterprise meeting.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 16:17
>>71 is a script that I wrote during a hilarious enterprise meeting.
Lisp is not a programming language, CL is, scheme is.
ECMAScript is not a programming language, Javascript is, ActionScript is.
Different dialects
Different
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Anonymous2007-12-05 20:46
>>47
Lisp is laughable, and so are the fags that use it thinking they're fucking hardcore programmers.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 21:14
>>89 is laughable, and so are the fags that think they're fucking hardcore programmers.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 21:19
>>90
disregard that, I BAWWWW when people diss Lisp.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 21:30
>>88
We're going around in circles. Let's just agree to disagree, and call it a stalemate.
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Anonymous2007-12-05 21:36
ECMAScript is not a programming language, Javascript is, ActionScript is.
>>137
And I'll probably learn Python(simply for the large body of code that is written in it), Haskell(for the purely functional, lazy experience) and D(for a not sucky SEPPLES replacement) sometime in the future, but I'm too content with what Common Lisp has to offer me for now to bother learning new languages.
>>149 The word "coed" is originally from colleges that accepted both men and women into the same school, which was absolutely scandalous when it first started, because we all know that women are incapable of learning things only fags and lesbians go to college.
But nobody remembers that because it was, like, ten years ago. So now it just means "college girl."
>>170
doh ho ho.
you think that Apple is any less enterprise than Microsoft?
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Anonymous2009-09-24 10:29
>>169
And when it comes, you get all that jizz for freeTM
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Anonymous2009-09-24 13:25
scheme lua C python java
next up: erlang
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Anonymous2009-09-24 14:40
java, C, C#, scheme.
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Anonymous2009-09-24 15:08
>>1-san is a moron, programming without reference is what noobs and failures do. I AM AN EXPERT PROGRAMMER AND I ADVOCATE USING REFENCENCE MATERIALS SUCH AS THE LANGUAGE SPECIFICATION DURING ALL PROGRAMMING.
>>177
Using a smart editor is also a good choice, for example in Emacs+SLIME, when I type a function/macro name, it will tell me the name of the parameters in the status bar, as well as typing C-c C-d h would bring up the Hyperspec page for the function I'm currently using.
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Anonymous2009-09-24 17:56
In chronological order:
C
C++
Visual Basic
Smalltalk
Objective C
Scheme
Java
JavaScript
Ocaml
Prolog
Ruby
Python
PostScript
Forth
Haskell
Tcl
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Anonymous2009-09-24 18:12
>>179
You seem tough, but in reality, many of these are practically the same (C/C++/Obj-C, Haskell/Ocaml, Java/JavaScript).