What languages do you Know?

[Crupocalypse]

i am starting to kind of learn script
and i know English

[squalleh]

aven said:

HTML
JavaScript
XHTML
CSS
XML
C
C++
C#
Java
Perl
CGI
PHP
ASP
VBScript

It's a shame ASP and CGI aren't languages They're both technologies, not languages.

[Aven]

I consider them so.

[Digger3000]

Well they're all technologies.

[california]

CGI is a technology, but I'd consider ASP a language. Anything that has a syntax standard is a language.

[Digger3000]

Yeah CGI is common gateway interface. Usually when people say CGI they mean perl.

[california]

That is simply because Perl uses .cgi as its file extension, and people get confused. Perl is not the only language associated with CGI.

[Digger3000]

But it is the most popular. Or maybe it's just the only one I know.

[Ben Woodruff]

california said:

If HTML isn't considered a language then what does the L stand for

good point.

[acoolie530]

<sup>Fluent
- XML/XHTML/HTML/RSS
- CSS (not the crap background-images, but real CSS)
- Javascript
- PHP
- SQL

Mild
- Perl
- Bash
- C/C++/C#
- Java
- Visual Basic/ VBscript
- BrainF**k (thanks to Squalleh)</sup>

ASP is really two languages (JS and VBS) combined with a few extra functions...

[[HkK Rly]]

swg2 said:

pwvc said:

***RANDOM***

i know no languages, i only know parts of languages for what i need. hell i cant even get simple

var test=21;
document.write('test');

To work lol i suck

Fixed it for you.

I fixed it more

[squalleh]

maddenking2 said:

swg2 said:

Fixed it for you.

I fixed it more

No, you just made it do a completely different thing. The script before outputted "21", you just make it output "test". You didn't fix it at all


<script type="text/javascript">
<!--

var iTest = 21;
document.write (iTest);

//-->
</script>


That's the script, fixed. Proper variable (i for integer), plus the proper HTML tags for it to be embedded into a document.

[J. Meeter]

XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Visual Basic, and ColdFusion.

ColdFusion is the best language ever. It's so easy, for example: To query your database, you just put<cfquery name="nameofquery" datasource="odbc_connection" username="simple" password="enough">
 SELECT * FROM table
 WHERE field = 'whateveryouaresearchingfor'
</cfquery>

[registrar]

PHP is my thing.

Don't know much html, MySQL isn't considered a language, but I USED to know the language used to code in DarkBASIC. Don't anymore !

[california]

squalleh said:

maddenking2 said:

I fixed it more

No, you just made it do a completely different thing. The script before outputted "21", you just make it output "test". You didn't fix it at all


<script type="text/javascript">
<!--

var iTest = 21;
document.write (iTest);

//-->
</script>


That's the script, fixed. Proper variable (i for integer), plus the proper HTML tags for it to be embedded into a document.

There is no 'proper' standard for naming variables. Stop trying to push your coding preferences on us

Google Search: proper javascript variable names pulls up absolutely nothing about naming integer variables with i's. And if i is for integer then why do you use it in iTD? Table cells are not integers.