What do you program?

[GrahamZA]

It seems there are a few members here who program. If you do then what languages do you know?

I'm not very proficient, but am teaching myself. Under my belt is:
Y BASIC
Q BASIC
Liberty BASIC
HTML

Once I've finished mastering Liberty BASIC I'll more onto PHP, MySQL, CSS, C and then C++. Don't have extra money for proper studies so I'm teaching myself with a few books.

[Cybernet]

I know quite a few but just the basic fixing skills required (php,mysql,java,vbscript).
The ones I'm using now is C# and msSql.

but the 1s i am qualified in is vb6,java fundamentals,html,xml and asp.

Jack of all trades and master of none 

[jGLZa]

I've had formal training in VB.NET & ASP.NET and I'm told that most other .NET capable languages (such as C#/++) are only a stone throw away from VB.

Currently learning (advanced) SQL & Oracle PL/SQL whilst on the job. Also teaching myself VBA (which is essentially a watered-down version of VB6) for my excel apps.

Last year I attempted to teach myself web languages such as PHP & HTML but never really got further than introductory tutorials.

[NeoN]

During my uni years, my journey took me across almost all the above-mentioned languages - which I think was pretty cool, as it gave me a feel for what I really enjoyed working with (Java), and what I didn't (Mobile).

My work tho is in C++ (O_o) and Oracle SQL, which I would never have pegged. >_<

[jGLZa]

Cool, now I know who to ask about my PL/SQL queries.

[GrahamZA]

I’m getting further into my self-training program with BASIC. Gotten to the “IF” and “ELSE” statements so a lot of info is coming back to me.

I’m still lacking decent study time.

A friend of mine was kind enough to let me his C book (which has introductions to Java and C++ as well).

[BanzaiBoB]

Used to be quite good with VCR. Mainly use PVR these days though.

[Cybernet]

Used to be quite good with VCR. Mainly use PVR these days though.

Same here dude have to keep up with the times