[macdude425]

Originally posted by mohoo
lol.....

c is my first program language.And then assemble language,vc ,c++ are following.

You learned assembly before you learned Visual C??? Wow...

[bla!!]

Started out on Scheme (horrible language, but good to learn on) then went to Java and now I'm workin on C.

I don't really think of HTML as a language (even though the L stands for language). It's way too easy and doesn't implement any of the main functions of programming (ie loops, boolean comparisons, objects, ect..)

[mohoo]

Originally posted by macdude425
You learned assembly before you learned Visual C??? Wow...

yeap ,and assembly ,i think,is very freely.You can use it to do lots of things.you know ,I dont mean to say other language are not good.and i just mean that using assembly,you can do things relating hardware closely,which may be not needed.but when they do the same work ,the code by assembly are quiet longer.

[Iron_Cross]

Assembly just isn't as great now because the computers today are so freaking fast. And people want to use as little code as humanly possible

[mohoo]

Originally posted by Iron_Cross
Assembly just isn't as great now because the computers today are so freaking fast. And people want to use as little code as humanly possible

yeah,you are right.More and more programmer prefer to do the same things with fewer codes.

[gsbtech]

My first language was Fortran IV - boy am I feeling old! Then I moved into Fortran 77, C, C++, then Java with an emphasis on jsp and servlets. Never had any productin code in C++. There have been some OS specific scripting and I tinkered around with Basic on my first TI computer. I didn't have a tape drive for the TI so whatever I wrote disappeared when I turned off the system

[macdude425]

Originally posted by gsbtech
boy am I feeling old!

Don't feel too bad---I know people who know RPG and Cobol for mainframes.