What language do you speak (Code)

i386 assembler - in the days before we had internet this is the only documentation I had access to. Can't say I remember much of it. Learned Pascal in school too.

These days bash, perl, sed, awk are what I use most.
 
Used to do a bit of Clarion not much and then been learning and doing PHP for the past 2 years and I know my way around MySQL
 
First one I ever learned was MS-Dos batch files.. (If that counts :p )
Then I did Basic (using QBasic)
Followed by Pascal..

Moved onto Windows and did a bit of VB but I hated it.. so I switched to Delphi which was the nearest thing to Pascal..

Then I switched to Linux.. I tried C++ for a while using QtDesigner (a GUI Rapid app developing tool similar to Delphi/VB etc) ... But I never got far in that..
I finally switched to plain old C without any fancy GUI apps.. and that's where I've been ever since.. :)

I also got into some PHP/MySQL stuff.. but not a whole lot.. just basically to build my sister a website..
 
If we're included asm ... I did some nifty games in 6502 assembler and 4K of RAM ... >25 years ago.
 
C, C++, Java, matlab.
Did some assembler for various chips mainly motorolla but i hate hate assembler hey i even typed hate twice without thinking. uhm.. various passing thru stabs at php, asp, mysql(with html or java), j2me, pascal. Tried vb but i hate it nearly as much as assembler. oh and then there is that lex and yak :sick:
 
HTML: 
<html>
<body>
<script language=javascript>
document.write("You are stupid");
</script>
</body>
</html>
:p
 
oh ye i forgot about html, javascript, dhtml & css. I never had time to learn it properly.. but one day i want to.. css looks cool :)
 
C/C++
c# vb.Net
Some ASM (mostly for micro's like PIC and AVR)
Java
SQL(seeing as everybody is listing it! :P )
Perl Php asp(well enough to make an ok looking website. :P )
Haskel (only academic knowledge)
Pascal (So long ago can't really remember anything!! )
Basic /QBasic, can anyone remember the gorillas game!!
 
C++/C
Turbo Pascal
Asm
HTML
JavaScript

And also some Basic once upon a time
 
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