Do you program/code or want to learn?

Yep, currently in school to become a computer programmer. I know HTML, PHP, C++, C#, Visual Basic, Cobol (yes many banks still use it), and many more languages still to learn.

I code in AHK. Still learning it. I wanna learn c++, someday!

I program in AutoHotkey, CSS and HTML. I want to learn php and javascript.

No, hope to learn vba in the near future :)

I do a lot of Mac/iOS programming these days, so its pretty much Obj-C with a little bit of Swift I'm learning now. I also run some servers so I'm frequently writing shell scripts and little things in php and python.

basic c++ and bit of java -- really want to learn more or in depth knowledge

Developer currently working with C# (or as a headhunter called it one day "C Pound"...groan).
Have been programming for about 30 years. Started on a TI-99 4A back when I was a kid.

The thing I find about programming, for the most part, is that once you learn one language, it is pretty easy to pick up another.
The hardest part is getting over the initial learning curve and learning to think in a different way.

- Taint McTaintness

I am a Computer Engineering student and we are teaching programming in C++. I learn Python on my own and I am a Jr. Developer who uses Visual Basic and SQL. I am realizing the best way to learn programming is to learn the basics of a language then once you get that down, learn object-orientation. Once you learn OO, it is easier to pick up and language plus, understanding OO is bridge between being a noob and getting to a point where programming starts to click.

Went to school for business but taught myself to code. Couldn't really find a company willing to hire me without a CS degree, so I wrote my own software and just sold that for a few years. I find most high-level languages to be interchangeable, but I am fond of the C# and XAML process.

I use my own fluent libraries, so maybe my coding style is different than most. My code usually looks something like this:

When(condition.IsTrue).Do(Action).Until(condition. IsFalse);

I learned C++ when I was in college :)