Do you program/code or want to learn?

I can handle Java / C++ / Python But Sometimes the computer gets the best of me :pcguru:

Been working as a fulltime programmer for over 2 years.

Currently doing cloud services on Azure with .NET. Table storage, Redis, ASP.NET Core, you name it. It's not always fun because of the way we work (devops), but I get my kicks from intense coding sessions once in a while, heh.

Started at 1995 with Pascal, Fortran, Assembler, C/C++

C++, Java, Objective C, and Swift are my primary languages. I am learning JavaScript.

php, bash scripting, awk

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But learn binary is the best way ;)

I'm learning Java and C.

assembler code (for hard debugging), php and c++ :)

Bash scripting and Python, although I still remember assembler (and basic) from when I was a kiddo.

Mandatorily learned the basics of C programming this year (to have some foundation for working with microcontrollers in the near future), and I'm very interested in continuing with it (and other languages). Just don't know how/which ones yet.

yes!

Currently Java and willing to learn C++

Few months ago I wanted to do something that included some type of programming. I got so frustrated coz I did not know to code and ppl who did asked me a lot of money in return. At that moment I decided that I will learn. sadly live got in the way so, I'm super interested

I am learning c++ at the university that I study in but we are supose to have java, asembler and some other cant remmember right now. The main problem is that I lose interest preaty quickly and it's like that for everything in my life.

I'm mainly a C++ developer, and do a bit of node.js for quick backend development ;)

Been wanting/trying to get into python for a while now but never seem to find time for it :/

It's too hard for me;)

Mainly PHP last couple of years..

C++ mainly, only because it's such low-level programming. Super lightweight, and probably, arguably, one of the best out there for devices requiring low overhead.

i am learning java,c,c ++,js,vb 2010,python,c sharp etc.

I am an iOS developer ;) therefore I am fluent in Swift 3/4
Also can handle Objective-C, some web stuff like PHP, JS, Dart. And mentioning Dart, I can't miss to mention Flutter for cross-platform development.

Did a course and could not stand it. Not for me

Learning python at the moment. Know c and java

learning to!

i am a software and web developer, i code low level to high level programing language this is my work spent so much time unfortunately, but this is my work and i love it :)

i would love to learn but i just don't have to time at the moment, it's on my bucket list for the future

I want to learn Java, maybe I will start in the upcoming year...

I'm coding in C++ and Python right now, but I have also some knowledge of Java

only program a little.

fulltime software engineer here. mainly C#/C++/Java for work, but I'm always studying up other languages on the side. Currently learning Go and Python, with a side-interest in Kotlin.

I use Perl; not sure if such interpreter/scripts are 'real' languages, but there isn't that much difference. They all use same logic/algorithms?
Perl is nice because it has huge library and you don't have to worry much about data type (that can be problem sometimes, though).
It seems lately its not so popular, not as Python. Perl isn't so readable.
I mainly use it for parsing text and similar tasks. Some say its faster for Python for such applications.

I am programming indie games with Unity/C#/.Net. Not a fun of coding, but there are no way to make a game without coding.

Only in Basic!

I'm staring to get into the basics of python cause I am really intrested in making my own plugins for a few programs!

i know some javascript and C but its been a few years since ive sat down and done something though.

I'm very good at programming with C and C++. Currently switching to C# and Python, mostly for work. Java, JS and Html are on my list to learn as well.

I am a Freelance Web Developer, so the obvious disciplines from HTML 5, CSS, some Java, Flash/MP4 and Corel (even Excel) skills are required in my day to day client work.

Cheers!
Spinx

I'm currently working on html, css and javascript to land a job web designing. I'll most likely keep learning other languages to be honest cuz i'm having alot of fun learning these three languages

Does VBA count?????
I want to learn C++

I do not know coding but I want to learn coding. Currently I do not have much opportunity to learn the coding.
I currently encode anime and movies.