Any Programmers?

[Dan]

I've taken a computer science class before and enjoyed it.  We learned C++. 
I would like to learn Java and Python.

You merely used it. Learning C++ takes many years. :-)

[Delta]

Learning all the intricacies. Or at least most of them. Gaining the capability to use it is also learning, just not a very comprehensive one.

[Dan]

Learning all the intricacies. Or at least most of them. Gaining the capability to use it is also learning, just not a very comprehensive one.

It's learning, true. But it takes more time with C++ to say you learned it rather than you've been learning it than for most languages.

[mars1692]

I've taken a computer science class before and enjoyed it.  We learned C++. 
I would like to learn Java and Python.

You merely used it. Learning C++ takes many years. :-)

True, true.  We basically just covered the basics.  We didn't get into graphics or anything like that.

[closetnudist]

#include <stdio.h>

main()
{
printf("Hello World!");
}

[NudeLeprechaun]

#include <stdio.h>

main()
{
printf("Hello World!");
}

ha  the first thing people learn ...the hello world

in java its more along the lines of this.

public static void main {
        class hello {
         
           system.out.println("Hello World");
     }
}

[closetnudist]

#include <stdio.h>

main()
{
printf("Hello World!");
}

ha  the first thing people learn ...the hello world

in java its more along the lines of this.

public static void main {
        class hello {
         
           system.out.println("Hello World");
     }
}

LOL! Then things start to become more complex like encapsulation thing, etc.

[Pocker78]

I have knowledge of electronics programming such as Micocontrollers, Q-Basic (A big dump of crap but needed to learn it for Tafe) and a small, small bit into PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers).

As for the language type I think Micros can be some of a few different versions of C+ so the language is easy as long you have the right logical mind its just remembering the Syntaxes.
As for the rest I am not 100 percent sure.

[Zeraf242]

I am going to start taking computer science classes soon.

[Amphibious-Dave]

Mainly .NET here, though I have used most of the C* languages.

[egonspengleruk]

Im Head of Technology at a Medical company, and therefore chief geek. Been developing embedded code for 18 years in C and assembly. Can also do small projects in C#, Android Java and Python.

[ToneBender]

Im Head of Technology at a Medical company, and therefore chief geek. Been developing embedded code for 18 years in C and assembly. Can also do small projects in C#, Android Java and Python.

Assembly?! Without a compiler? That would be a pain in the ass.

I have a few ideas for apps but I haven't ventured into the Objective C or ADK Java worlds yet.

[NudieDaniel]

#include <stdio.h>

main()
{
printf("Hello World!");
}

Kind of looks like bashshell but I'm not sure been a while since I written a shell script

I know to varring degrees

Bashshell

DOS

Java

I use command prompt in Windows and Terminal in Linux as required Google always comes in handy for rarely used commands I vaguely remember 

[Dan]

Kind of looks like bashshell but I'm not sure been a while since I written a shell script

They look nothing alike, trust me. :)

[NudieDaniel]

Kind of looks like bashshell but I'm not sure been a while since I written a shell script

They look nothing alike, trust me. :)

Thinking about it now I only did Hello World in Java I did story generator in bash shell along with few other silly things