What languages do you know?

I have remade this thread, this time as official and with a poll! If you select other, please post which languages.

 

Before I vote, does beginner's knowledge count?

 

If you can make a simple program that does something... Yes... D:

 

In that case, all you need to know is how to make text appear?

Alright, of the listed:

Java
C
C++
VB
C#
PHP
HTML
xHTML
CSS
ASP
JavaScript

I know PHP, x/HTML, CSS and Visual Basic in depth. Everything else I know enough to get by in.

By the way, PHP is listed twice.

 

HTML
XHTML
CSS
C++ (Programmed a simple program that autotypes, it's NOT the common one found over the net, I made my own GUI and stuff)

 

Well im better in C#
But i can make a simple programme in:
Java and Javascript aswell

 

C#, Java, C, C++, XHTML, CSS, PHP, and some BASIC (I goddam hate BASIC).

I prefer to use C++.

 

Java, C#, Pascal, HTML, C++

With my skills of the language in that order (Good@Java to barely able to make something in C++).

 

I know some basics.

Java
HTML
Pascal
C++
VB.Net

And I wish to learn more. But right now, I am in lazy mode lol.
But I'm going to refresh my java knowledge and add more knowledge to myself.
Just one thing I hate in java is case sensitive.

 

C#, Java, vb.net, (X)html, css

prefer C#
I also have basic knowledge in C++, php and JavaScript..
I'm gonna learn (more) C++ and Objective C on my vacation since I have a mac... and hopefully I can add objective C under the Cocoa framework to the list after this summer

 

Case sensitivity is a part of almost any language except for basic. Why don't you like it? It's standard.

 

I love case sensitivity. It makes it so much more structured.

 

yeah agree... and speaking of casing I also love camel casing <3

 

Java is easy, structured, open, has many sources to choose from, and can do anything.

And of course, everyone love it , so do I

 

java is the easiest

 

you were meant to say what language(s) you Know, not which one is easiest.. -.-'

 

In example, the one thing I hate in case sensitivity in Java is like

readLine....

In where other language, the capitalization starts on the first word of the syntax. Or some language rarely use capitalization. And I have issues remembering stuffs, so just I hate case senstivity.

 

That's a pretty standard naming scheme - once I got used to it I found I liked it more. Most functions tend to begin with a lowercase letter and for each new "word" in the name there is a capital - it's easier to read, and not hard to get used to typing.

 

I don't find it is used widely enough to be considered a standard. For whatever reasons the most useful languages just don't imitate each other enough in that respect and it's really unfortunate for the programmer who has to remember the conventions for each one.

Out of the main languages in the poll here are their typical conventions in APIs:
Java - writeLine()
Python - writeline()
PHP - write_line()
C# - WriteLine()
C/C++ - usually writeline()

I prefer the Java convention myself as well and am very disappointed that Python doesn't do it as it is also a very nice and useful language in its own respect.

 

I meant standard as in regardless of the naming conventions of the language itself, programmers often use it for their own code.

At your issue with python though, if you wanted it really badly couldn't you just make a bunch of wrappers for the functions you use commonly?