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AadvaarK Posted Nov 5, 2003
Nice little corner.
Here's what I do:
Java, PHP, a little of VB and ASP.
Cheers
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_wiru_ Posted Feb 13, 2004
Languages: PHP, SQL, (learning) Java, (wants to learn) C
OS: Gentoo Linux, stays as far from Windows as possible
Uses: JEdit
Other: composes music, writes really crappy lyrics
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Mr. Carrot Posted Feb 21, 2004
Languages: x86 Assembler, C++, a bit of VB
Platform: Windows, though I don't like to admit it.
Uses: Notepad, MASM, Borland C++, Microsoft VB.
Other: Music student
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Jerms - a Brief flicker and then gone again. Posted Mar 8, 2004
Yo-oh!
Here's an update on researcher 38 for you:
Yes I am the same guy.
No I'm not using the same page anymore as the one you have a link to (I lost the password and e-mail address at the same time!).
Yes you can link to my new page instead (please!)
My list of languages now also include Prolog, Assembler, C, C++, Java, and XML
I'm now third year in a Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Science, majoring in Artificial Intelligence.
Thanks!
Jerms.
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IvanovicS Posted Apr 16, 2004
HI, i do programing in C, C++, Pascal, Basic.
and just for record i have 14 years... 
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Kul_Tegin Posted Oct 29, 2011
Just reconnected with h2g2 after 7 years. I'd like to join the programmers group.
Wrote my first Algol60 program in 1969 (self taught).
Since then 'graduated' to Fortran, Basic, Pascal, Cobol, PL/1, APL, Prolog, Ada, Html, Javascript, VB6.
Retired now, but still like to dabble now and then, in VB6,VBA and Javascript.
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Pastey Posted Nov 3, 2011
Wow, I'd forgotten about this corner of the site.
That's the problem when things get this big. At least the search engine works again 
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