I was learning Phyton, and that's all

I know Python and Cobol, while C and C++ ive dabbed in.

I havent dealt much in them for a couple of years but I took them up when I got my CCNA cert and was working towards getting CEH.

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I was learning Phyton, and that's all

Since you say you WAS learning Python, did you give up?

none, every time I've tried to learn one its been too boring.

Some Perl, Some C#

Ruby - My main moneymaker. Used in conjunction with the Rails framework for rapid web development.

Java - My college thesis used this for an inventory management system. Haven't used it since because Ruby allows me to get projects done in half the time.

C# - My first programming language which I remember making a little video game database with. I'll be working in a new company in around 2 months so I may switch back to using this since its one of the technologies they use.

Elixir - Currently experimenting with it because it's like Ruby with the benefit of hindsight. Lots of potential here but so far haven't done any production apps with it. Interestingly, Discord is supposedly made with this.


Looking forward to Crystal because it claims to have Ruby-like syntax but with performance nearly as juicy as C.
Heard of Golang, but haven't had time to try it myself. Seems to be all the rage this past 2017.

I learned Python at school but haven't used it in over 18 years, I also learned quite a bit about C using NWScript back in the day when I helped create and run a NWN server, again that was also quite a few years ago and I doubt I recall everything I once knew.

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I was learning Phyton, and that's all

Since you say you WAS learning Python, did you give up?

I studied it in school, and I'm still on vacation so...
But seriously I think I should continue studying by myself

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none, every time I've tried to learn one its been too boring.

Which languages have you been trying to learn? If you started out with a language with a difficult syntax it can easily become boring if you're having trouble understanding it which is why Python should be the first language you should learn. If you add me I can point you to an application that teaches programming from scratch that has a community you can interact with, which I think will make it at least a bit more fun

Currently learning Python myself, been fancying Javascript and C++ but im gonna stick to this.

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none, every time I've tried to learn one its been too boring.

Which languages have you been trying to learn? If you started out with a language with a difficult syntax it can easily become boring if you're having trouble understanding it which is why Python should be the first language you should learn. If you add me I can point you to an application that teaches programming from scratch that has a community you can interact with, which I think will make it at least a bit more fun

What app is?

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Which languages have you been trying to learn? If you started out with a language with a difficult syntax it can easily become boring if you're having trouble understanding it which is why Python should be the first language you should learn. If you add me I can point you to an application that teaches programming from scratch that has a community you can interact with, which I think will make it at least a bit more fun

What app is?

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I'm familiar with C, C++, Java, and C#. I've dabbled some in Rust and Python, but I guess I shouldn't say I "know" them!

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Thanks!

17 year old Senior Highschooler here. Won't be until a year before I pursue Computer Science in College. But I do know a couple of concepts in Java and XML. Planning to be an Android developer.