Programming other than Scratch

foxterfox

Post here the languages you know, are learning and want to learn

I know Python, visual C#, some JavaScript, HTML, a little Ruby, a tiny bit of PHP and I am learning C

I want to learn CSS, Java and more JavaScript and Ruby

Some simpler languages I know are Stency, BYOB/Snap!, Bingo, GameMaker and Quest

Last edited by foxterfox (Feb. 5, 2014 19:57:06)

veggieman001

Nothing is permanent.

Last edited by veggieman001 (July 17, 2013 02:23:48)

manwithmanykids

Hmmmm

Java, JavaScript, VB, Delphi, basic, Cobol, RPG, fortran, pascal, vbscript

Yes, I am OLD

cobraguy

I know JavaScript, some PHP, a little Python, jQuery (just a JavaScript add-on thing), and as veggieman001 said, CSS and HTML aren't really programming and languages. But I know them too.

Last edited by cobraguy (May 29, 2013 15:22:12)

lego_clone_guy

I'm learning DARKbasic

mythbusteranimator

bit of PHP, some JavaScript, jQuery, and I am fluent in CSS and HTML

WebFlow

veggieman001 wrote:
I know PHP, JavaScript, and Processing pretty well.

I also know CSS and HTML, although those aren't programming languages.

WOOP! Processing for the win!!

WebFlow

I know a variety of web based languages(Ruby, HTML, CSS, Javascript, learning vbscript)
I'm currently learning Java and C++/C.
I'm addicted to Processing(Currently creating an animation in the style of a web browser)

scimonster

I know markup and data languages HTML, CSS, XML, JSON.
I know programming-wise JavaScript and PHP. I can read Python, but have a hard time writing it.
I also know several Linux shell commands.

RedRocker227

the only language i know well is php, but i can do some basic stuff in javascript

i started learning python last week too but i can't really do anything useful with it yet

3DSfan12345

Last edited by 3DSfan12345 (May 29, 2013 20:04:09)

scratchisthebest

WebFlow wrote:
I know a variety of web based languages(Ruby, HTML, CSS, Javascript, learning vbscript)

Um.

Anyway really all I do right now is processing and twine
I'm pretty good at CSS and can write basic Javascript, but as long as you let me google stuff

Last edited by scratchisthebest (May 29, 2013 20:25:16)

dantefrizzoli

PHP, JavaScript, CSS and HTML.

ImagineIt

None, sadly, as I don't know where to begin.

scratchisthebest

ImagineIt wrote:
None, sadly, as I don't know where to begin.

Here

LeDerpy123

Well, besides Scratch,
um…
uh…
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I can create error messages in Notepad.
Oh, well.

daniel_j

LeDerpy123 wrote:
Well, besides Scratch,
um…
uh…
…
I can create error messages in Notepad.
Oh, well.

Would those error messages be similar to:
msgbox(“ZOMg 1337 H4x0R Us1ng VISual BASIc”)

Anyway I know the basics to quite a few languages, but the ones I mainly use are:
HTML
Javascript
Batch (My favorite)
PHP
Visual Basic (I know, quite sad really.)
and lately, I've been using Python and Ruby.

Last edited by daniel_j (May 30, 2013 13:19:17)

DigiTechs

Lua.

The best high-level language, in my opinion

Also, I know HTML and CSS, but I'm too lazy to make a use for them. Aaalso, I know minute amounts of Squeak (like, how to make Scratch host a server with a block and modifying the menus (not block menus, the menus like file, mesh etc).

OrcaCat

I'm fluent in Python, JavaScript (learned in a day xD), and Logo.

I plan to learn Pygame (a Python module), C, C++, C#, and Java next.

I know HTML and CSS, but I haven't used them; I basically taught myself via inspect element.

Gravitation

Fluent in Python, (HTML, CSS if you count markup languages), and PHP. I can code in Javacript, but not as fluently. Scratch, of course. I can code in most languages by referring to documentation because I have a good understanding of programming, especially object-oriented programming. I'm currently waiting for a shipment of materials that includes C# and Java books. I plan to learn C, C++, and Pascal (ohaider slinger) from online tutorials.

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