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Title says it all, its nice to know what kind of programmers we got here, feel free to reply with any language I forgot to mention. Names will be added on a list here later..
This topic can be helpful whenever you need help with something while programming, you can find the right one to ask here.(Maybe not the right one but give it a try haha).

C# :
[Lsrcr]Yuvi
Rally3
[Lsrcr]IceBilizard
[Lsrcr]CXdur

C++:
Rally3
[Lsrcr]IceBilizard

C:
[Lsrcr]IceBilizard

Javascript:
[Lsrcr]IceBilizard
[Lsrcr]CXdur

PHP:
[Lsrcr]IceBilizard
[Lsrcr]CXdur

Pawn:
[Lsrcr]IceBilizard
[Lsrcr]CXdur

SQL:
[Lsrcr]IceBilizard
[Lsrcr]CXdur

Java:
[Lsrcr]CXdur

Wrote C++, C# and Java, since I'm currently employed for a position in Java with bits and pieces of other things, including SQL, Apache, and perhaps Javascript (something that we may add eventually)

C# I've had classes of it in University and I've made some projects in Unity with it.

C++ was the first language I ever started learning and I've done multiple little programs and I'm starting to dwell into UE4, which implements C++ as well.

Eventually, I'd like to gain more experience with OpenGL or even DirectX as well, since I'd like to be an Engine/Networking/Graphics Engineering. For most big companies/software, C++ is the go-to requirement.

OpenGL and DirectX experience is valued as well a lot, and I am really interested in getting into that later on since I'd like to make things from "scratch" (you never really do anything from 100% scratch, hence the quotation marks), but I'm still going with Unity and UE4 because the "reward" or "interest" response I get from them are obviously more frequent than by learning more of C++ and/or OpenGL.

You've seen my GUI Poker, which I will add a betting system later. Will also probably rewrite pieces of the code to essentially have "Player" classes to use as objects, allowing further on to have multiple "human" players, instead of human vs computer.

Also, as far as C# is concerned, some GTA5 hobby/interest may come soon

Edit: also, I'd pick a different title since most of us will misunderstand the fact that one can get to "know" a language. Something so vast and with such continuous growth will never be "known" to a single person, hence the importance of a team and individuals who are very strong in one area, without being oblivious to others.

C (Professional certificate)
C++ (Professional certificate)
C# (Professional certificate)
Javascript
PHP(Professional certificate)
Pawn
MySQL (Professional certificate)

These languages was in my course of I.T. I've learned it in 3 years of Diploma.

English, Australian and American

Raskit wrote:

English, Australian and American

teach me autistralian daddy

I just realized that I wasted my time with a fucking essay response lol..

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Html

[mr]nobody12 wrote:

Html

The fact you're not saying CSS behind it makes me wonder what you can possibly know lol.

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Well i have interest in learning languages but i dont know muchi know html very bit and its just start