Looking to see what coding languages we collectively speak on here.
Once we get a good number of responses, I’ll start a poll.
In order of usage:
-Visual Basic for applications
-visual basic
-verilog
-c++
-perl
-IGXL (employer specific)
6 Likes
- Python
- C
- Java
4 Likes
Doing a computer science gcse (dunno what they are called in Merica) learning python
2 Likes
Python, JS/TS, Go
5 Likes
-C++
-PLC Ladder and block 
-Vhdl
1 Like
- C++
- C
- Assembly
- Python (need a little refresher on this one)
- PLC ladder and block
3 Likes
- JavaScript
- HTML
- CSS
- Lua
- Python
- PHP
- C#
- ELM
- Bash
- Scratch😂
I work as a web developer. The list above is not in any particular order.
I use mostly JavaScript and CSS at work, and mostly Python for hobby projects, ELM I used in a previous job. It’s a fun quirky language though.
I have dabbled in other languages but the above ones I can comfortably work in.
4 Likes
Pascal 
10 Likes
Scratch 
7 Likes
Archaic but ok
2 Likes
Haha 
I guess I can add this to my list…
1 Like
Python
Java
C
Embedded C
Assorted assembly languages.
5 Likes
I took a coding class last year at my high school to find that we just played with scratch the whole time.
5 Likes
C++
Python
Matlab, if you call that a programming language
2 Likes
Big oof.
Learn vba, become Excel God, get As on all college labs/projects (if you’re stem)
3 Likes
Teach me, shifu
1 Like
ABAP
10c
1 Like
Embeded C
C
C++
ASM
More than simulink 
… Happy to not be alone with Matlab experience on here!
2 Likes
Yikes… Heard similar stories from co-workers who studied. I just learned by doing and started a (very very small scale) business where I got to make some money while learning.
Well since that’s an option, me too then
2 Likes