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^^ Title says it all. Feel free to do hello world in each language you know or have worked with a little bit (as in knowing the basic structure)

begin
  writeln('hello world');
end.

public class HelloWorld {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("hello world!");
    }

}

print("Hello, world!")

Python is the most convenient language that i know of…no annoying ';' needed, no need to declare types, no curly braces or begin end for statement blocks–just simple indentation, etc

Very much understand c/c++ (c++11 new version not so much)
python and little java (java up to making gui)

PascalScript, Java, bit of C++, HTML, bit of PHP, bit of LUA.

Pascal/Delphi/lazarus/Simba:
These are my favourite IDE's/Language

Writeln('hello Villavu');

JAVA:
I only know very little java

class Hello Villavu
{  
        public static void main(String args[])
        {
           System.out.println("Hello Villavu");
        }
}

PHP:
This was actually what started me off with computer programming.
[PHP] <?php
Echo "Hello Villavu!";
?>[/PHP]

HTML:
learnt this during learning php

<html>
<header><title>This is title</title></header>
<body>
Hello Villavu
</body>
</html>

I am looking to learn the C language just never had the time/Reason but who knows i might take it up tomorrow.

From: CRU1Z1N
Pascal/Delphi/lazarus/Simba:
These are my favourite IDE's/Language

Writeln('hello Villavu');

JAVA:
I only know very little java

class Hello Villavu
{  
        public static void main(String args[])
        {
           System.out.println("Hello Villavu");
        }
}

PHP:
This was actually what started me off with computer programming.
[PHP] <?php
Echo "Hello Villavu!";
?>[/PHP]

HTML:
learnt this during learning php

<html>
<header><title>This is title</title></header>
<body>
Hello Villavu
</body>
</html>

I am looking to learn the C language just never had the time/Reason but who knows i might take it up tomorrow.

The Java code won't compile :P

Why do you guys come up with HTML when the title says programming language?

Saw this somewhere on the forums and saved it:

From: Gala
Why do you guys come up with HTML when the title says programming language?

Saw this somewhere on the forums and saved it:

@xtrapsp
SEE THAT??? HTML isnt a language u nub!!

From: Gala
Why do you guys come up with HTML when the title says programming language?

Saw this somewhere on the forums and saved it: …

Neither is TeX ;)

From: Sin
@xtrapsp
SEE THAT??? HTML isnt a language u nub!!

HTML Isn't a Programming language.

You're just being stupid again. I never said it was a Programming language. I said it was a language.

From: Sin
@xtrapsp
SEE THAT??? HTML isnt a language u nub!!

O god, don't start this. It's a markup language.

From: Daniel
Neither is TeX ;)

Yeah, that is the joke about the last two images :p

All of them.. Lol k not all languages but quite a lot..

Meh:

Every kind of assembly language (ASM x86, Mips-ASM, ASM-ARM (for iPhone cracking stuff)).. and their assemblers (IE: MASM, FASM, NASM, MIPSA, etc)
Every C language (C#, Obj-C, C, C++, VC++) including the C++11, C-99 and C++-1y/14 apis..
Java/Byte-code
F#
Pascal/Delphi
Haskel
Fortran
GLSL (and all other OpenGL shading languages)

Aren't really languages or just really easy and everyone else knows them too:

Lua (perhaps my fave scripting language)
Visual Basic (yes I don't consider this piece of crap a language)
PHP, HTML, JS, ASP/ASP.Net (I hate each and every one of these except PHP)
A lot of Server Query Language (P-SQL, PL/SQL (Oracle), T-SQL, Postgre-SQL(Oracle based))


Languages I want to know but I just find weird or boring/useless to learn:
Google Go! (Not sure why I should learn this since the other languages I know can do the same things..)
Python (Heard it is like C so.. not sure why either)
MatLab
Ruby
Pearl
Cobol (just so I can say I know something old :l..)


For the hello worlds.. Iunno what to write.. Pretty sure everyone saw my Java, C, C++ code.. So I'll just post the hardest one which I wrote a while back here: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=95541

All the following does is get user input and store it in registers, push the stack, store another, and then print it.. Has a couple functions too which just prints the parameter passed..

ASM x86:

format PE console                                               ;Format PE OUT GUI 4.0
entry main

include 'macro/import32.inc'

section '.idata' import data readable                           ;Import Section.
library msvcrt,'msvcrt.dll'
import msvcrt, printf, 'printf',\
exit,'exit', getchar, 'getchar', scanf, 'scanf'

section '.data' data readable writeable                         ;Constants/Static Section.  This section can store variables.
Size dd 0                                                       ;Array Size. A Dword Initialized to 0
PromptValue db "Enter A Number: ", 13, 10, 0                    ;Prompt User For A Number.
FuncPrint db 13, 10, 13, 10, "Calling Function: %s", 13, 10, 0  ;Statement For Function.
Response db 13, 10, 13, 10, "You Entered: %d", 13, 10, 0        ;Statement For Number.
InputFormat db "%d", 0                                          ;Format Data
IntArray dd 0                                                   ;Declare Dword Initialized to 0
Index dd 0


section '.code' code readable executable
main:
   push ebp
   mov ebp,esp

   push PromptValue                   ;Ask the user to Enter a number.
   call [printf]
   add esp, 4

   push Size
   push InputFormat
   call [scanf]                       ;Call scanf with the "%d" and the variable to hold the integer.
   add esp, 8

   push [Size]
   push Response
   call [printf]                      ;Print the value the user entered with "%d".
   add esp, 8

   mov ecx, [Size]                    ;Store the Array Size/Number in the count register.
   mov [Index], 0                     ;Set the Index variable to 0.

   ASSIGN:                            ;The beginning of a loop.
      push ecx                        ;Backup our count because printf discards it.
      mov ecx, [Index]                ;Move our index to the new count register.
      inc [Index]                     ;Increment the index.
      mov [IntArray + 4 * ecx], ecx   ;Change the value at the array's index to the current count.
      pop ecx                         ;Restore our old count.
   loop ASSIGN                        ;Loop if Count is > 0.. else break.


                                      ;TODO: Add Loop to print array..


   mov [Index], 65                    ;Store the character A in variable called Index.
   push Index                         ;Pass Index to the function as a parameter by pushing it onto the stack.
   call Function                      ;Call the function.
   add esp, 4                         ;Restore the stack pointer..


   mov esp, ebp
   pop ebx

   call [getchar]                     ;Wait until the user presses a key before we exit.
   call [getchar]

   mov eax, 0                         ;Return 0.
ret


Function:
   push ebp
   mov ebp, esp
   mov eax, [ebp + 8]                 ;Function Parameter

   push eax
   push FuncPrint
   call [printf]                      ;Print the Parameter Passed..
   add esp, 8

   mov esp, ebp
   pop ebp
ret

Mips ASM:

.data       				#Data Section.

Input:		.word 0
Prompt:	        .asciiz "\nEnter An Array Length:\n"
Prompt_Two:	.asciiz "\nEnter Another Number:\n"
Notice:		.asciiz " Is >= 80 AND < 100"
Space:		.asciiz " "
NewLine:	.asciiz "\n"




.text

main:
li $v0, 4		#4 means to print string.
la $a0, Prompt		#Pass the value to print on screen.
syscall			#Perform the system call for printing string.

li $v0, 5		#5 means to read input. This reads the length from the user.
syscall			#Get the user input via the system call to read string.
move $s3, $v0   #Store the length of the array.. Similar to ECX register in x86.


GetNumbers:     #Beginning of the loop.

subi $s3, $s3, 1        #Decrease the count.. This determines whether we break out of the loop or not.
beqz $s3, EndNumbers    #if our count = 0, break out of the loop.

li $v0, 4               #Ask the user to enter another number.
la $a0, Prompt_Two
syscall

li $v0, 5               #wait for user input.
syscall
move $a0, $v0           #store their number in the $a0 register. Similar to eax

blt $v0, 80, GetNumbers    #if the number is less than 80, don't bother printing it.
bge $v0, 100, GetNumbers   #or.. if it is greater than 100, don't print it either..

li $v0, 1               #print integer.. this will print the number..
syscall
li $v0, 4               #print string.. this will print the Notice.. thus, it prints:  SOmeNumber: Is >= 80 && < 100.
la $a0, Notice
syscall

b GetNumbers             #continue the loop.. The loop only breaks when count reaches 0.

EndNumbers:



li $v0, 10		#Exit the program.
syscall			#Invoke exiting via System call.

P.S. I still hate programming.. Just do it to kill time :l

What is your profession? Please tell me you are a programmer

Basically this:

Comfortable:
C/C++, lua, CSS, HTML, BASIC

Getting there:
python, javascript, pascal, bash shell, SQL

Although once you learn a couple languages that have diametrically different ideologies, you basically know every language to novice level, simply based on the limited amount of syntaactical creativity/ideology.

php, javascript, pascal, VB, html(5), css(3), perl, python, LUA, ruby, SQL (mongodb, postgresql, mysql, mssql), ASP, & does bash scripting count?

I can do a bit of
C, C++, java, go, C#,
not that great though

PHP, HTML, JS, ASP/ASP.Net (I hate each and every one of these except PHP)

lol vouch brandon there

From: [XoL]
What is your profession? Please tell me you are a programmer

I'm not.. Not yet at least? I took mechanical engineering and dropped in my last year because it got boring and now I take some programmer analyst course which is boring as hell and we do almost no coding.. All web stuff and basic Java -_-

I tutor programming though..

From: Brandon
I'm not.. Not yet at least? I took mechanical engineering and dropped in my last year because it got boring and now I take some programmer analyst course which is boring as hell and we do almost no coding.. All web stuff and basic Java -_-

I tutor programming though..

sounds to me like software engineer has your name all over it :)

From: Brandon
I'm not.. Not yet at least? I took mechanical engineering and dropped in my last year because it got boring and now I take some programmer analyst course which is boring as hell and we do almost no coding.. All web stuff and basic Java -_-

I tutor programming though..

Lol just wondering what are your rates? I am comp sci/software engineering while I am doing fine (With my lack of knowledge in any language lol) I figure one day soon that will bite me in the butt.

From: xtrapsp
HTML Isn't a Programming language.

You're just being stupid again. I never said it was a Programming language. I said it was a language.

Lol I remember this stupid argument from a while ago

From: Sin
@xtrapsp
SEE THAT??? HTML isnt a language u nub!!

yes it is, it is a language, not a programming language.. but it is a language, hyper text markup language

From: Brandon
I'm not.. Not yet at least? I took mechanical engineering and dropped in my last year because it got boring and now I take some programmer analyst course which is boring as hell and we do almost no coding.. All web stuff and basic Java -_-

I tutor programming though..

from someone who's been going through college courses for about 8 years now, trust me when I say all classes are boring and someone at your level probably won't learn anything from them… I tend to take classes I'm interested in and learn/have already learned majority of it before the class even starts.


get your degree you want and gtfo!

From: Brandon
All of them.. Lol k not all languages but quite a lot..

Meh:

Every kind of assembly language (ASM x86, Mips-ASM, ASM-ARM (for iPhone cracking stuff)).. and their assemblers (IE: MASM, FASM, NASM, MIPSA, etc)
Every C language (C#, Obj-C, C, C++, VC++) including the C++11, C-99 and C++-1y/14 apis..
Java/Byte-code
F#
Pascal/Delphi
Haskel
Fortran
GLSL (and all other OpenGL shading languages)

Aren't really languages or just really easy and everyone else knows them too:

Lua (perhaps my fave scripting language)
Visual Basic (yes I don't consider this piece of crap a language)
PHP, HTML, JS, ASP/ASP.Net (I hate each and every one of these except PHP)
A lot of Server Query Language (P-SQL, PL/SQL (Oracle), T-SQL, Postgre-SQL(Oracle based))


Languages I want to know but I just find weird or boring/useless to learn:
Google Go! (Not sure why I should learn this since the other languages I know can do the same things..)
Python (Heard it is like C so.. not sure why either)
MatLab
Ruby
Pearl
Cobol (just so I can say I know something old :l..)


For the hello worlds.. Iunno what to write.. Pretty sure everyone saw my Java, C, C++ code.. So I'll just post the hardest one which I wrote a while back here: http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=95541

All the following does is get user input and store it in registers, push the stack, store another, and then print it.. Has a couple functions too which just prints the parameter passed..

ASM x86:

format PE console                                               ;Format PE OUT GUI 4.0
entry main

include 'macro/import32.inc'

section '.idata' import data readable                           ;Import Section.
library msvcrt,'msvcrt.dll'
import msvcrt, printf, 'printf',\
exit,'exit', getchar, 'getchar', scanf, 'scanf'

section '.data' data readable writeable                         ;Constants/Static Section.  This section can store variables.
Size dd 0                                                       ;Array Size. A Dword Initialized to 0
PromptValue db "Enter A Number: ", 13, 10, 0                    ;Prompt User For A Number.
FuncPrint db 13, 10, 13, 10, "Calling Function: %s", 13, 10, 0  ;Statement For Function.
Response db 13, 10, 13, 10, "You Entered: %d", 13, 10, 0        ;Statement For Number.
InputFormat db "%d", 0                                          ;Format Data
IntArray dd 0                                                   ;Declare Dword Initialized to 0
Index dd 0


section '.code' code readable executable
main:
   push ebp
   mov ebp,esp

   push PromptValue                   ;Ask the user to Enter a number.
   call [printf]
   add esp, 4

   push Size
   push InputFormat
   call [scanf]                       ;Call scanf with the "%d" and the variable to hold the integer.
   add esp, 8

   push [Size]
   push Response
   call [printf]                      ;Print the value the user entered with "%d".
   add esp, 8

   mov ecx, [Size]                    ;Store the Array Size/Number in the count register.
   mov [Index], 0                     ;Set the Index variable to 0.

   ASSIGN:                            ;The beginning of a loop.
      push ecx                        ;Backup our count because printf discards it.
      mov ecx, [Index]                ;Move our index to the new count register.
      inc [Index]                     ;Increment the index.
      mov [IntArray + 4 * ecx], ecx   ;Change the value at the array's index to the current count.
      pop ecx                         ;Restore our old count.
   loop ASSIGN                        ;Loop if Count is > 0.. else break.


                                      ;TODO: Add Loop to print array..


   mov [Index], 65                    ;Store the character A in variable called Index.
   push Index                         ;Pass Index to the function as a parameter by pushing it onto the stack.
   call Function                      ;Call the function.
   add esp, 4                         ;Restore the stack pointer..


   mov esp, ebp
   pop ebx

   call [getchar]                     ;Wait until the user presses a key before we exit.
   call [getchar]

   mov eax, 0                         ;Return 0.
ret


Function:
   push ebp
   mov ebp, esp
   mov eax, [ebp + 8]                 ;Function Parameter

   push eax
   push FuncPrint
   call [printf]                      ;Print the Parameter Passed..
   add esp, 8

   mov esp, ebp
   pop ebp
ret

Mips ASM:

.data       				#Data Section.

Input:		.word 0
Prompt:	        .asciiz "\nEnter An Array Length:\n"
Prompt_Two:	.asciiz "\nEnter Another Number:\n"
Notice:		.asciiz " Is >= 80 AND < 100"
Space:		.asciiz " "
NewLine:	.asciiz "\n"




.text

main:
li $v0, 4		#4 means to print string.
la $a0, Prompt		#Pass the value to print on screen.
syscall			#Perform the system call for printing string.

li $v0, 5		#5 means to read input. This reads the length from the user.
syscall			#Get the user input via the system call to read string.
move $s3, $v0   #Store the length of the array.. Similar to ECX register in x86.


GetNumbers:     #Beginning of the loop.

subi $s3, $s3, 1        #Decrease the count.. This determines whether we break out of the loop or not.
beqz $s3, EndNumbers    #if our count = 0, break out of the loop.

li $v0, 4               #Ask the user to enter another number.
la $a0, Prompt_Two
syscall

li $v0, 5               #wait for user input.
syscall
move $a0, $v0           #store their number in the $a0 register. Similar to eax

blt $v0, 80, GetNumbers    #if the number is less than 80, don't bother printing it.
bge $v0, 100, GetNumbers   #or.. if it is greater than 100, don't print it either..

li $v0, 1               #print integer.. this will print the number..
syscall
li $v0, 4               #print string.. this will print the Notice.. thus, it prints:  SOmeNumber: Is >= 80 && < 100.
la $a0, Notice
syscall

b GetNumbers             #continue the loop.. The loop only breaks when count reaches 0.

EndNumbers:



li $v0, 10		#Exit the program.
syscall			#Invoke exiting via System call.

P.S. I still hate programming.. Just do it to kill time :l

0.0 … Wow.

vb.net, and a bit of java. I dont know where to really start with java.

I know pascal and starting to pick up java now :)