Python and C

Yes I would really like to learn it and setup my own Ragnarok Online Server xD

I mostly work in Python right now because of my job doing QA automation for a web app. However, I have experience with a few other languages, such as C/C++ (I wrote a tool in C++ to generate very large random files that can be validated without a checksum), BASIC (way back to the Commodore VIC-20), Perl, and Java.

I only wrote simple programs in C++ in high school

I have programmed in c and c++ at work, More recently we have focused on perl as it is quick and easy to deploy for the type of work we do ... usually supported by shell or batch scripts ... Looking forward to trying out Perl 6 : )

Also do alot of work with document composition engines.

excuse me sir, i know c, c++,java , assembly language , help me find a job at ur school
thanks

I'm currently in the computer programming classes at my school, and here is just some of the lanuages that I learn (or are learning) while in classes:
o C#
o C / C++
o COBOL
o Java
o PHP
o HTML
o CSS
o ADO.NET
o ASP.NET
o SQL
o DOS
o LINUX
o Ruby
o JavaScript

Java, and used to use Z80 and x86 assembly, sod it just realized I now sound really old

Never did anything on my own time but have learned a bit of Java, C++, and VisualBasic through college.

I know how hard it is to learn coding, It is a long process to go through.

No wonder how amazing programs you can make then, but you must know how much it would take for you to learn such a thing.