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I can imagine

*Wants to sign up*
Languages (in different stages of learning): C++, Visual Basic, HTML & GuideML

Wants to learn: C,Pascal, and other things that he can't really think of right now

Hi, can I join? I don't really, um, know very much, since I've only been programming for about 6 months or so.
Anyway, info and such:
Languages: C, hope to learn Java and C++ soon/
Other: HTML, learning Javascript
Platforms: Windows 95/98/ME, I can also muddle my way around in DOS but not very well.

Hi,

I'm an amateur really, too much other stuff to do at college at the mo! But I hope to learn more when the exams let up a bit!

Languages: PHP, HTML, VB(a little), Harwich Speek!
Platforms: Any Windows, Linux[Mandrake] (a bit)

Doh, looks a bit pathetic now I write it down! ah well!

Cheers

Surios

So this is where some of the trouble-makers hang out.

Hi All, I'll publish a new version of the PC this comming sunday.
Sorry for being away so long...


Dancer

oh yeah, and platforms: Windows 98/Me and a little of NT and XP

Name: Faz
Languages: Java, Perl, c shell, Javascript, HTML, VB, Pascal, etc...
Other: Just started looking at TCL
Platforms: DOS, Windows and Linux,

Hello again, Faz. [waves]

I think I failed to join this group by just dropping into the thread last time. I realised I couldn't remember all my "credentials" and never got round to looking them up.

Languages: machine code (various and I do mean machine code since I pre-date assembler), assembler (6502, 370, 80x86 etc), basic (a few), pascal, algol, fortran, cobol, BCPL, C, C++, HTML ... er, I'm sure I've forgotten a few in there somewhere. Never mind, if you can hum it I can sing along with the harmonies.

Platforms: Apple ][e, BBC Micro, PET, ZX-spectrum (a bit), Phoenix (now defunct), DOS/Windows (most versions), Sun (Unix), custom hardware (such as in formula 1 racing cars, oil rigs, nuclear power stations and diaomnd mines...) ...

Oops, the spelling slipped on that last one while I was wondering whether I was allowed to mention it at all. Must dash, the thought-police will be after me now...

Hey, sign me up, I have my BS in computer science and a bit of experience.

Languages (strong experience): Ada95, C++, BASIC, HTML, ML

Languages (some experience): C, SPARC Assembly, SQL, VHDL, Java

Operating systems (strong experience): Win2k/9x/3.x,/NT, DOS, Linux, NetWare 3.x

Operating systems (some experience): Solaris, NetWare 4.x, Banyan ENS, MVS, OS/2

Preferred IDE's: emacs (Ada95 and ML), Visual C++ (C++), QBasic (BASIC), HTML Kit (HTML)

Research interests: omni-directional vision, autonomous vehicles, magnetic bearings, information assuarance

please forgive my lack of everything, but im still at school, and may need you help in the future

Languages: VB (forced to learn for SG) and im learning Delpih/Pascal for my Higher

forgot to say like most of the rest of the world i can use HTML

Tcl/Tk
Java
LabView
VisualBasic for Apps

Hi,

I'm not sure there will be much demand for it but here we go...

Researcher Towelmaster

Languages: On the AS/400(and before that the System/38) :CLP(CommandLanguageProgram), RPGIII, RPGIV, Cobol, UIM(User Interface Manager).

Databases : DB2/400(Oh! what a beautiful database!). MSAccess(if you can call it a database ). Currently waiting for my copy of Oracle.

Others : reasonable skills in HTML(I designed our website but I went for information and a simple layout. I say it should work, not look like it might work... ).

I am re-educating myself so I can switch from the AS/400 to the grand world that is called the PC... Business is getting slower and slower on the AS/400-market so the time has come to make that move. After all; Programming's fun but I'm in in for the money!

At the moment I'm learning my ass off to master .NET as soon as possible. I must say : .NET is quite a nifty workbench.
I am now studying Visual Basic 7.0(in .NET) and C# and J# will follow shortly. I also survived the Java-course 'Learning Java in 21 days' but so far I have not programmed an application in Java(that fun is still to come).

If anyone has a problem with the languages I mentioned at the start of this posting just drop me a line and I'm always prepared to help out. In return I am going to bug the others about Visual Basic, especially about database-connections via SQL.

Oh yeah, I'm also a member of the h2g2 society for the abolishment of goto's...

Thank you for your attention,

TM.

if you do get round to adding me ... ive unsubscribed from this thread so you will have to tell me by other means

I'll try signing up. Experience goes back to 1970, which latest first includes:-

High level languages: C (some C++), BASIC (some VB), COBOL, NEAT, PL/1, FORTRAN

Assembly Language: x86, 68000, 6809, 6800, 6502, ICL1900, PDP8, IBM360

Programmable controllers: contact logic and Boolean

Special interests: low level numerical algorithms, graphics. Some knowledge of compilers.

oh, and I'm learning java right now...

and the VB is VB6 not .net (they have a slightly different syntax)

I'm back, and will subscribe you all on monday or tuesday at the latest.


Dancer