How many programming languages have you dabbled in?

[Cheraphy]

And how many are you proficient in?

A friend and I were discussing the different languages we've tried and their differences, I had trouble remembering all that I've at least dabbled in. But I came up with a list.

I for one am proficient in around 3 or 4 languages at any given time, but proficiency comes and goes with irregular usage.


C/C++
Haskell
Python
Java
Clojure
javascript
LISP (clisp, racket, and scheme)
Ruby
Go
Dart
Basic
C#
F#
ASM for the TI-83/Ti-84 calculators
D
COBOL
Scala
Bash
Perl
Prolog
Fortran


so, what's in your aresenal?

[giblit]

HTML
Actionscript 2/3
C++
Java
J

Though I am only proficient in C++ and decent with J.

[Cubbi]

dabbled or was proficient in at one time:
assembly languages: PDP-11, x86, mips, arm, ppc/power, sparc, x86_64, ia64
others: PL/1, BASIC, Pascal, Forth, Fortran, PostScript, awk, Mathematica, perl, Hope, Java, Joy, J, Tcl/expect, sendmail.cf (yes!), ircii/epic/ctoolz script, Scheme, Prolog, APL, Haskell, JavaScript, Python, OCaml, PHP, ksh.. can't think of any more off-hand.

currently proficient: C++, C

[BHX]

I'm going to list all languages I have dabbled in.

Assembler            BASIC                    C                    C++
C#                       Java                      JavaScript        Ruby
Perl                      Python                  D                     Prolog
Erlang                  HTML                    PHP                  CSS
XML                     VB                        Lisp (racket and scheme)
Haskell                 TCL                      Makefile             Lua

Even with my wife and son's health, I have a lot of time on my hands for trying out new languages. Those are just the ones I remember right now.

[Cheraphy]

Oh! Forgot TCL, Lua, Erlang and Ocaml. And I didn't think to include HTML, XML or SQL.

[NoXzema]

Java
UnrealScript
C
C++
D
Python
Perl (vomit)
Bash
Go (vomit)
Non-objective Pascal (quite clean if you get used to it)

Proficient in C/C++, UnrealScript, Bash.

I'd like to say D but I just... can't get past the forced GC barrier. It drives me nuts.

[18hRX9L8]

Assembler
Bash
Batch
C
C#
C++
D
Go
HTML + CSS
Java
JavaScript + jQuery
LolCode
Markdown
Objective C
PHP
Python
Ruby on Rails
SQLite + MYSQL
Visual Basic
XML

[TwilightSpectre]

In about the order that I have last used seriously:
C++
Python
Lua
PHP
MySQL
Java
C#
FORTRAN
C
R
Bash
Javascript
Ruby
Assembly (x86, x86_64, arm)
Visual Basic / Pascal / Delphi
ActionScript
Erlang
Batch

Other languages that I have used, but not seriously:
D
Piet
INTERCAL
Objective C
Go
Haskell
Lisp (clisp)
Smalltalk

(by not seriously, I mean either just for a laugh or because I thought 'that looks interesting, lets see what its syntax is like).

[Cheraphy]

NT3 wrote:

(by not seriously, I mean either just for a laugh or because I thought 'that looks interesting, lets see what its syntax is like).

Yea, for shits and giggles is why I picked up COBOL and FORTRAN

[abhishekm71]

Dabbled in:

C++
C
Python
Bash
PHP
JavaScript
Scheme
PLC Programming (if you call Ladder Logic a programming language)

Reasonably comfortable in C and C++, though I am beginning to like python syntax and am practising it more often.

[Stormboy]

Hmm I've looked into:

C
C++
Java
C#
Python
Ruby
Perl
Go
D
F#
Haskell
FreeBASIC
Visual Basic
Lua
Falcon

I'm proficient/know relatively lot in (in no specific order):

C
C++
Java
Python
Ruby

Sometimes I get annoyed with Python (for some specific reasons), I won't go into details why. I find myself using C++ mostly.

Edit: Added two more languages I remember taking a look at xD

[nvrmnd]

Wow, almost all of you really knew a dozen languages

The ones i knew are :

C / C++
Python  // currently learning planning to learn
Java     // currently learning planning to learn
C#       // planning to learn
x86 ASM // stopped for no apparent reason
Visual Basic // forced to learn because it's taught in school

Obviously, I'd say i'm most proficient (not that high) with C/C++
( it's also my first language )

[Cheraphy]

Wow, almost all of you really knew a dozen languages

To be fair, some of us have been doing this for a long time and have a lot of free time/really enjoy picking up a new language.

[Abramus]

For me that would be (languages I know best / used the most come first):
C
Python
C++
Ada
Javascript
Scheme/Lisp
68k assembler
PowerPC assembler
Pascal
x86 assembler
Lua
Ruby
VHDL
Java
Basic
Verilog

and also batch, HTML, XML but those are hardly programming languages.

[CodeGazer]

My meager list of languages compared to everyone else is

Proficient
C++
C#
Python

Some Skill:
Lua

Well... That was a bit lack luster lol.

[ResidentBiscuit]

C++
Java
Python
C
JavaScript
HTML & CSS
PHP

The first 4 are the only ones I could write anything of substance in at this point in time. Last 3 would take a little bit of acclamation time before I could write much. So don't feel bad CodeGazer :) Seems like most people specialize in just a handful of technologies, and gather bits of others over time as needed.

[Little Bobby Tables]

just dabbled?
c, c++, obj-c, java, javascript, html5, css3, php, python, ruby, ruby-style c++ cgi, bash, batch, windows powershell, a few flavors of assembly, lua, basic, lisp, pascal, dart, go, D, make, sql, lolcode, alchemy, flex, perl, and bison

[metulburr]

My list is small

Proficient

C++
Python

Although more with python than c++

And dabbled in

HTML
CSS
Java
Bash

Ive made hello world scripts in numerous languages but thats about it