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HTML only, sorry!

I'm pretty sure XML is just a file type. The only real difference is all that fucking formatting you have to do.

note: i might be confusing myself with yml

anyways:
HTML
CSS (somewhat)
C++ (a little)

I know some HTML.

I've learned HTML and Batch, and I know a little bit of CSS and JavaScript.

I'm currently teaching myself C++, and I've been doing pretty good so far. I tried to learn Java a couple years back but I couldn't get into the language for some reason. Maybe I'll try Java sometime after I "master" C++.

I can follow Java pretty well, I'm pretty good with MATLAB, and have never tried to write Lua, but it seems very similar to Java/MATLAB, so it shouldn't be difficult.

TBH once you learn your first "coding" language, the rest tend to follow.

I just finished a visual basic course at school. I was invited to the AP computer programming course that teaches Java. That's pretty cool.

HTML, CSS, PHP, and JavaScript.
AP Web Design knowledge

I haven't been a programmer for very long, but I'm learning Visual Basic, and I'm getting close to an intermediate level.

Devixicus wrote:I haven't been a programmer for very long, but I'm learning Visual Basic, and I'm getting close to an intermediate level.

Have you completed any projects in VB?

I used to know LUA and then I forgot it and I did nothing with it. I'd like to delve into Java or C++ or something, I aspire to be a game designer but I can't ever motivate myself to learn how to code properly.

8bitmushroom wrote:I used to know LUA and then I forgot it and I did nothing with it. I'd like to delve into Java or C++ or something, I aspire to be a game designer but I can't ever motivate myself to learn how to code properly.

Code based on tutorials, and get a feel for the syntax of the language you want to learn and then start making your own simple stuff. Google / other forums will also guide you along given you know how to ask what you want to do. Before you know it you'll be coding with less and less reliance on others, and be able to give help.

Took me 4 years to learn VB that way, and I'm still learning but that's on my own without books, which can also be helpful if you learn better that way. Best time to start is now, especially if you are serious about game design.

My only problem is that I can't be motivated enough to actually get up and do it, but it is something that I probably will get to eventually.

Currently I'm learning Java for school, that's about it.

HTML, CSS, Javascript, and taking a go with C++. What initially surprised me is how easily I jumped into them, though I'm not too surprised since my dad taught me a ton of things about computers.

I used to know HTML and CSS because I took a Computer Programming class last year, but I completley forgot both of them. XD

GhostHawk wrote:

Devixicus wrote:I haven't been a programmer for very long, but I'm learning Visual Basic, and I'm getting close to an intermediate level.

Have you completed any projects in VB?

Again, I'm intertmediate, and I'm learning through a class where we apply skills through making projects. Some of the bigger ones I've done were a scoreboard, a simple chatbot, and recently Pong, but nothing major. I plan on making my final project (in which we choose what we want to do) a pinball game.

Umm... does the SMBX npc text file thing count as coding? Blaze taught me a little of that... that's about it. Kind of ironic considering I use computers so much, but oh well.

Scarlet_Rose wrote:Umm... does the SMBX npc text file thing count as coding? Blaze taught me a little of that... that's about it. Kind of ironic considering I use computers so much, but oh well.

No, that's not a programming language.

I picked up some HTML and CSS a while ago, but only the most basic basics.

I'm also currently learning Lua. Maybe I'll try out some other stuff after that.