[phildo]

Hi!

Just wanted to know...

Which programming language do you use?

[Rapid Dr3am]

PHP, MySQL, MS-SQL, C, C++, Visual Basic, Pascal, Delphi, Smalltalk, Fortran, HTML.

[Ethan]

PHP, Perl, ASP, MySQL, C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, (X)HTML, JavaScript, VBScript, CSS, Python, Liberty Basic, Java, BASIC, XML.

I have done a little Fortran, but not enough to say I know it.

[Rapid Dr3am]

Just out of curiosity is there much difference between C++ and C#?

[cshark]

Huge difference, C++ is a real and very powerful programming language. C# is like visual basic with c-like syntax. As a rule, you only get to use c# on the .net or mono platforms. For solid cross platform application development, c++ is better than c#. Although Java is better at solid cross platform application development than either of them.

To answer the initial question:
At the moment I use php/mysql, Java/JSP/MySQL, Visual Basic 6/ASP3, Flash/Actionscript, and c++ in my programming projects.

[Ethan]

C# is not yet up to par in my opinion as as cshark said it isn't yet cross platfrom.

I also don't like Java and prefer C++ over it and C is just useless in my opinon with C++ but I know them both anyways.

[Rapid Dr3am]

/me does not start to consider contemplating thinking about learning the basics of C#

[cmonkey]

PHP, MySQL, XML, HTML, JavaScript, ActionScript, Visual Basic...

Was heavy into C++ and Assembly in college but there's not much use for it at my current job.

[takipci]

I mainly use English to write my programming in. I know Turkish as well but imy computer does seem to understand it.

[clay@lazarusid.com]

C and C++, with a little bit of PHP.

C# is definitely only superficially similar to C and C++. It's too soft and fluffy. It is, however, now available on multiple platforms with the release of mono and the GNU C# compiler. They're available on FreeBSD at least.

C++ is, by the way, extremely cross-platform compatible if you avoid platform specific features. wxWidgets makes even desktop apps cross platform.