NO

[newn]

NO

 

[vetto89]

personally my first language was visual basic, but now studying c, java, asp, asm, etc i think it's good to begin with c and java (for OO language)

 

[Motoxrdude]

Forgot php

 

[GameMaster]

I choosed Visual Basic. The best and the most functional

 

[TFT]

I did learn Visual Basic but now I'd be useless at any of it.

 

[OvenMaster]

All I had available to me at the time (1982) was regular BASIC and Fortran! At least BASIC's still useful for me when I use MS's QuickBASIC in DOS and on my TI-81 calculator!
Tom

 

[PohTayToez]

I choosed Visual Basic. The best and the most functional

Ha.

 

[Punk]

My facorites:

ActionScript (Flash)
Javascript
HTML

 

[OvenMaster]

nice you programmer from start of computer bussines?

Pretty much. The first computer I learned to program was an IBM mainframe. We had 4k of RAM to work with, and used punchcards as input. Then I bought a TI-99/4A to practice on, and I actually sold some software I wrote in TI-BASIC.
Tom

 

[GameMaster]

Pretty much. The first computer I learned to program was an IBM mainframe. We had 4k of RAM to work with, and used punchcards as input. Then I bought a TI-99/4A to practice on, and I actually sold some software I wrote in TI-BASIC.
Tom

Could you translate that to English please ? that would be great

 

[Raise109]

The first language i learned was pascal in 2000, great for making uber low resource, super eficient programs. I am attempting to learn assembler, days are long and slow, but i can make a few things go beeb and have almost made the worlds simplest calculator that can only add and has numbers 1-3 due to a restriction that i dont understand , hey im learning alright.

 

[robina_80]

at college we learnt
c++
java scripting
Visual basic
php
HTML

i still know html, i mean how can you forget it its so easy, but all the others i didnt have a clue how to do i just copied of others or got help but tbh i didnt have a freaking clue how to do any of them it was way over my head, does this go for some of you or all of you love programming

 

[rapwaydown]

i choose jave, its easy yet powerful

 

[Geoff]

I've taking C programming as well as Visual Basic. IMO Visual Basic has more to offer when it comes to creating scripts for say, servers or workstations.