Programming Languages (Coding)

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Originally Posted by Nadnoud

Questions to all computer scientists/computer engineers/ developpers/programmers/etc...(newbies and pros):

which languages have you learned in college?
which ones have you learned on your own?
which ones do you use at work?

share this and give us your opinion about them, the best ones, the most used on the market, in businesses...the easiest to implement, etc...

just say all what you have about coding languages, based on your experience or your researches...

Cheers!

Languages learned : C/C++, Java, pascal, matlab, pspice, ...

On my own : php, VHDL, asp, assembly (x86)

using in work : C++, matlab/simulink, VHDL

I think that currently the most used are C++ and Java for realtime prototypes and applications, matlab/simuling for modeling.

[Chrysostomos]

Computer and Communication Engineer
(done with my senior projects but 2 courses remaining for graduation).

-Languages learned at uni: Pascal, C++, Java, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, CSS, Matlab, Protel, Assembly, Microcontroller's languages,Pspice,logic Aid,XHTML.

N.B. I hate programming that's why i am trying to take the communication's path (i.e. Networking,Wireless Communication, Antennas...)

[Mar1K]

i learned at uni C++, Java and SQL for databases.

on my own: PHP, ASP, VB and i hate them all :D love PHP only.

At Work: if your gonna be working in lebanon, its a database market, you gotta go for Microsoft SQL Server. at work i studied SQL Server and some oracle skills.

my personal advice, make up your mind first, you wanna go open source or not ! then you wanna web programming, application programming or database programming.
as for me i hated programming men assesso lol. Network Administration rules

[michom]

I have learned in university C/C++ and currently learning LISP (famous in AI researches) and microcontrollers assembly programming(Microchip PIC processors) and i have a small knowledge in Visual Basic (for interfaces between PICs and computers) and MIPS assembly... My favourite was microcontrollers assembly, applicable on real life applications...