Programming is just a hobby at best for me. I have little intention of making a career out of it. Otherwise then I most certainly would learn more (Although pascal still wouldn’t be one of them).
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I hate frontend development, sice I have like no creativity. But backend is fine for me.
lol, I like it. It’s nice to have a website where you can put all your creations.
Ordered by my experience with the language
- Java
- SQL (if you consider this as a programming language)
- C/C++
- Javascript, HTML, CSS
- C#
- COBOL (native zOS, not linux derivates)
- Assembler
How old are you, that you learned assembler? 
I’m hoping to get a degree in Computer Science, then maybe make a game company or something. 
(I’ve never heard of Pascal :P)
Programming Languages:
Java
C# and VB.NET
C++
Objective-C
C
Python
Scripting:
Bash
Lua
Web:
HTML
PHP
SQL
CSS
JavaScript
Object-C! I wish I could code that, but Xcode isn’t for Windows! ARRRRGGGG!
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I don’t have many creations, so there’s no need for me to make a website.
Once you start making them though. 
You could always make a Hackintosh.
Well, good luck with your computer science endeavors, I myself am choosing to go down the sports route in life aspiring to become a PE teacher.
Pascal is just some old language (published in 1970) and is designed to encourage good programming practices. It’s a procedural language and I don’t think it is used at all these days. I only learnt it when I was doing my Computing A level, because we had to do programming and that was like the only language the teachers knew.
here is a overview with the most used languages and how they are related
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Ummm…
- Java
- VB(.NET)
- C#
- HTML
- CSS (2 + 3)
- JavaScript
- Java
- Groovy
- Python
- Ruby
- C++
- PHP
- Lua
- Batch (Which I barely consider a language… I mean, srsly?)
- and a few more I can’t remember.
Yeah I know. My school was going to have a Java class this year, but not enough people signed up for it so they cancelled it at the last minute. I was so mad!
Once I get a textbook on it I’ll probably start learning it.
I usually self-teach myself languages. I just start coding, and if I have a question: google it!
An AMAZING source for programming languages is http://learnxinyminutes.com/ They have small, fast text tutorials, showing you the basics to dozens of languages!
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That is very interesting! I never thought of how languages are connected!
23, but I’m studying computer science and yeah, assembler is a must. I don’t say, I can programm something bigger in assembler, but a short sorting algorithm wasn’t the problem.
I’ve never heard of a Hackintosh… Is it just OSX on a computer?
Java isn’t all that difficult to start off which, to be honest. It’s a little weird when you start off, but that’s to be expected with anyone’s first language.
I personally think that textbooks are really just for reference more than anything else. I find it hard to learn out of a book.