Programming Languages you know

I'll learn from your mistakes and make sure i dont do that,thx

 

It's not about logic....



It's out drive
It's about power
We stay hungry
We devour

 

Put in the work, put in the hours and take what's ours

 

thats why cat have slave~
why bother~
nyahahaha!

 

R, SAS, python and Stata. Pretty much specialized in statistics and economics. Also in some proprietary tools I don't know the name of (even then, only partially as long as I can do my job well as modeler).

 

Android development roadmap
https://roadmap.sh/android
Web development roadmap
https://roadmap.sh/frontend
https://roadmap.sh/backend

 

thx , had a scan looks very helpful def gonna use it

 

back in school html mostly via selfhtml
and a bit of java/java script in the later years thought not taught by the teacher but the 2 nerdy nerds in the course
thought i only remember the time of these lesson was fridays about 17:30 and i would have weekend 6h earlier if not for that lessons

 

Perl
Javascript
C (a bit)
C++
Java (a bit)
Python
Rust (recently started)
Visual Basic (if I still remember it, been a while)

MySQL may count as a programming language, declarative programming language to be exact. But many don't include it when talking about programming languages.

 

scratch, python, java, css, html this cat has tried

 

Is html even a programming language? I guess I'll benefit by looking slick if I say I know two instead of one

A little bit of Javascript here just barely making it into the club.

 

Some bits of C++ and Cobol, but mainly Java

 

something something javascript

I've posted this before getting banned out of nowhere with seemingly no reasonable explanation. Too salty to recreate exactly what I posted. Freaking ban happy mods..

 

it's a markup langage, tho HR guys probably wouldn't make a difference, it's not a programming language.

 

• C (Used this plenty, but not for beginners)
• C++ (In my opinion the best language out of this list to master and for longer term jobs. MySQL is technically better for jobs, but it is just for databases)
• Java (My preferred language, I like garbage collection)
• Python (Perfect for causal software development where performance doesn't matter too much). I used this plenty especially for AI/ML tasks.
• C# (Didn't use this too much. I just needed it to write my thesis and learn how game engines [Unity] worked.)
• MySQL (I can do MangoDB, so a bit of NoSQL)
• HTML, JavaScript, PHP, CSS (I avoid CSS and I'm bad at it. I just make others do it for me.)
• R (I used it for a bit for a university course, didn't like it too much)

Python is bad for performance, but great to get things done. Use it to learn, prototype and just get a job done pretty easily. It is great also due to the massive number of libraries. Highly recommend to learn this then maybe batch out to other languages depending on your needs.

 

java and python. learned a bit at a coding camp over the summer. not very good at it and forgot most things