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I'm seasoned in 1,2,3, a bit of 4, and a bit of 5.
Also, not to reveal my true age: I also seasoned with Fortran and a bit of Cobol.
Q.
Also, not to reveal my true age: I also seasoned with Fortran and a bit of Cobol.
Q.
I learned a good bit of VB in the late 90`s. I was a pro in DOS 5.0 era QBASIC, which was in my pre-teen years. I doubt if much of it would come back to me now, my brain has atrophied lol
Basic
dabbled with Turbo Pascal years ago
Edlin
kix
dabbled with Turbo Pascal years ago
Edlin
kix
COBOL, with and without CICS.
PL/I
Some Pascal
Fortran
Some Assembler
Some RPGII (but I swore I'd go on welfare before I ever coded in that "language" again).
SQL, in DB2 and Sybase.
PL/I
Some Pascal
Fortran
Some Assembler
Some RPGII (but I swore I'd go on welfare before I ever coded in that "language" again).
SQL, in DB2 and Sybase.
Various assembly languages, but haven't done that in 20 or so years.
Pascal,
C, C++
Java and various shell scripting languages.
Just enough COBOL and Fortran to be dangerous.
I was in Sun's first class of instructors to be certified to teach Java.
I amassed a ton of frequent flyer miles teaching Java from 1996 until 2000.
Pascal,
C, C++
Java and various shell scripting languages.
Just enough COBOL and Fortran to be dangerous.
I was in Sun's first class of instructors to be certified to teach Java.
I amassed a ton of frequent flyer miles teaching Java from 1996 until 2000.
My wife is a programmer for the VA hospital system. This same programming is also used in a lot of health care systems all over the U.S. and Canada.
It's a language that most have never heard of and you probably can't go to college to learn it.
She's used this language for 20+ years.
What the heck. She like it and it pays some bills.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUMPS_(programming_language)
It's a language that most have never heard of and you probably can't go to college to learn it.
She's used this language for 20+ years.
What the heck. She like it and it pays some bills.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUMPS_(programming_language)
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Uh... [looks at ground, kicks some sand around with shoes]... I know PHP and some Python... Oh, and some javascript, bash scripting and some SQL syntax, too! :^)
Originally Posted By: uc50ic4more
Uh... [looks at ground, kicks some sand around with shoes]... I know PHP and some Python... Oh, and some javascript, bash scripting and some SQL syntax, too! :^)
I know. I know.
But it's what they use and she has to run with it.
Uh... [looks at ground, kicks some sand around with shoes]... I know PHP and some Python... Oh, and some javascript, bash scripting and some SQL syntax, too! :^)
I know. I know.
But it's what they use and she has to run with it.
I've dabbled in Turbo Pascal, Java, and VB here. Hate VB though.
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Originally Posted By: pidster
I learned a good bit of VB in the late 90`s. I was a pro in DOS 5.0 era QBASIC, which was in my pre-teen years. I doubt if much of it would come back to me now, my brain has atrophied lol
Same here, QBASIC GURU, LOL!
I took C++ and Java at University, but not using them.... I've forgot a LOT.
I learned a good bit of VB in the late 90`s. I was a pro in DOS 5.0 era QBASIC, which was in my pre-teen years. I doubt if much of it would come back to me now, my brain has atrophied lol
Same here, QBASIC GURU, LOL!
I took C++ and Java at University, but not using them.... I've forgot a LOT.
C is my first language, then assembly, then English....
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Originally Posted By: PandaBear
C is my first language, then assembly, then English....
Lol, I like that
C is my first language, then assembly, then English....
Lol, I like that
I've done Fortran, Cobol (pc and mainframe), IBM mainframe ASM, Nomad, various Basics, some C, Easytrieve... just another old goat
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