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Programming Languages

Programming Languages johnny723 has used:

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QBasic
PL/SQL
Java
C
C++
Assembly
Haskell
VisualBasic
Javascript
C#
C
C++
C#
LOGO
1990–1993
The first computer language I have ever learnt. It was taught at first year of secondary school.
QBasic
1993–1995
That's the computer language we used in HKCEE exam.
PL/SQL
1996–
It was firstly introduced in a database management course. Then it became something important to all courses and projects that needed a database. Having said that I did switch from Oracle to SQL Server.
Java
1996–2000
It was "the" language used in almost all computer science courses during my undergraduate studies. It was JDK1.1.8 at that time.
C
1997
Only used it in one computer science course, never touch it afterwards.
C++
1997
One course in computer science, then also one time helping another friend's project but that's about it.
Assembly
1997
Learn it in a computer science course, couldn't even remember what type of assembly language it was. I only remember we used a PowerPC for practicing.
Haskell
1999
Another computer science course about functional programming.
VisualBasic
1999–2008
My first project was to use Visual Basic and Crystal Reports to create some sort of a decision support system for an e-learning platform. Then apart from development I was also involved in teaching Visual Basic in lectures, from VB6 to VB2008. I stopped using VB when we moved to C# eventually in 2009.
Javascript
2000–
Couldn't really remember when exactly I learn JavaScript ... I was teaching it in lectures from 2005-2009 but recently dropped it.
C#
2001–
Well I never learn C# but with both VB and Java background I just pick it up automatically. Not use it often until 2009.