What programming languages do you know?

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I'm learning an to program an arduino at the moment. I believe it's programmed in C?

[pyra-proxy]

C/C++ family languages... trying to find time to learn scala.

[bonker]

How about you guys?

After I learn c++ what other languages are worth learning and which arnt?

Assembler. Sometimes u have to be more close to bare metal.

only people from the 1980's code in assembler. You have to be certified mental to do so today

Also:
1) Perl - over-complex syntax and spaghetti package system: retards only
2) Python - gibberish syntax, also for retards
3) Java - OO nonsense and over-complex shyte
4) LISP - Archaic twaddle for aging hippies

https://wiki.theory.org/YourLanguageSucks

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lol thx

[Come-from-Beyond]

I've worked with HTML and CSS for years

Those aren't languages.

HyperText Markup Language. See? 

[TiagoTiago]

Most of the time i suck at making myself learn. There were a few exceptions though. When i was a kid i learned QBasic (and thanx to that, plain Basic as well), later on i managed to learn  PIE (or whatever the language used in GlovePIE is called), LSL, a bit of VB, and i guess that is about it. I do know a little bit of Python, but not enough to be able to do anything more useful without checking the documentation; have tried many times to start learning it (among other stuff) but my brain is a trainwreck. But i do got some general knowledge about programming that lets me kinda be able to read many languages and have a decent idea what the program is doing (unless it's too obfuscated or too complex).