Programming Languages

[Batmanifestdestiny]

This is where you post what languages you use, plan to use, don't use, etc.


I use C++, I sort of use l.in.oleum and at one point in life I made a vow to never use C#.  Don't ask me why, I just did.



Also, feel free to post about libraries you use/make/whatever.


I don't really use any libraries other than iostream and sstream at the moment, because I can't figure out how to compile openGL, SDL, or anything on mingw on my USB drive.

Get crackin'.

[Ratfink]

I use Python for a lot of stuff, and I'm learning C.  My plan is to use knowledge of C to make learning C++ easier.  So far, I think I'm liking C a lot.

I use Pygame regularly in Python, which is pretty much SDL, but I think it has a few more things in some areas and fewer things in other areas.  I think wxWidgets is a pretty cool GUI toolkit, which I've used for a few of my Python programs.  I also have a huge book on OpenGL sitting on my shelf, for when I've finished learning C and want to do 3D stuff.

[Cymon]

C/C++ when I want to get something done.

C# for school, under protest.

I haven't really been willing to scale the learning curve for anything else. I'm sure I can handle it, but lacking a need to...

[Joneswilliamsc]

Well I have used languages like C, C++, VB .Net and SQL. But among them I like C++ and SQL too much. As currently I am working on SQL to maintain database of one company. And I also like Asp .Net. I hate PHP. As I have basic knowledge of it. But I don't like programming in PHP as well as C#.