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    Nicole Foster
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    For the programmers out there: what languages do you currently know?

    I’m learning everyday, but I’m currently knowledgeable in HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and a very small amount of Ruby.

    #49142
    MD
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    Hey, same here, got front end development languages html/css/js on top of that java which I don’t use ๐Ÿ˜€

    #53150
    Salimon Ahmed
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    I am at the very beginning of my programming/software engineering path. Finding it very challenging and so different from what I am comfortable with. Any tips/advice for a n00by to help get his head around this foreign language?

    Thank you in advance. =]

    #53171
    The Ruminant
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    Salimon,

    It helps to have a modular mindset. If you try to make sense of code as a whole, it can become too overwhelming. You need to look at it as smaller parts that make a whole. In general, every small part takes in information, processes it and passes on information. You just have to follow the logic and the process with a flow chart and focus into those small parts one at a time, and you’ll have a program.

    #62503
    Jordan
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    I have experience with visual basic, matlab and R. Once you learn one language, the others come faster. The hardest part is understand how to think in a “programming” way. Once you know how to use functions, arrange loops, use lookups, etc. the rest is just individual commands. There should be many helpful forums- if your not sure how write code just try to google it. You’ll be surprised with what you find

    #80427
    Grant
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    HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, Python+Django, Ruby+Rails, Java, little bit of C, and a little bit of C#. Like Jordan said the more languages you learn the easier it is to learn new ones. It took me months of following tutorials on Codecademy before things started to click XD. After a while though it’s really fun to progress from little console apps up to real websites with users and such. The feeling of taking an idea and making something interactive out of it is awesome.

    #113365
    Matt
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    c++, c#, js,vb, etc. Its my profession and I love it, been doing it for close to 20 years now

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    Sameera Bhat
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    Before I knew the basic programming languages โ€‹โ€‹of C and C +, but now that I’m working in a game development company, I’ve learned CSS and HTML.

    #395229
    Alan
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    #397959
    StacyL
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    I don’t know many programming languages. I know the basics of C, C++, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML, Python, Flutter and PHP.
    I have even built my own website using WordPress and custom CSS.

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