How many programming languages do you know?

[Anonymous No.3273000]

Just curious to see how many coders we have out there.

I can do it in:
C
C++
Java
Python
Haskell
LISP
Prolog
and strangely enough MIPS assembly.

[Anonymous No.3273007]

lol bet you can't do it in alpha omega.

fuckin gduchabgeabg

[Jennie No.3273013]

I can hardly even do it in assembly

[Anonymous No.3273020]

Well first I'd have to look up how to implement quicksort in my data structures textbook so currently zero.

[Anonymous No.3273023]

>>3273007
I don't consider myself to be from /g/ if that's what you're implying?
>>3273013
if you make comments like that, you don't know what programming is like.
>>3273020
okay, barring that?

[Anonymous No.3273029]

not science

[Anonymous No.3273030]

I'm not sure knowing how to implement quicksort or any arbitrary data sorting method x is a good way to measure your knowledge of a programming language
Good thing /sci/ cares about actual programming not just fighting about languages like /g/

[Anonymous No.3273049]

What's the most useful

also
>>>/g/

[Anonymous No.3273051]

C
C++
C#
Actionscript
Perl
PHP
Java
Javascript
Python
...and MIPS assembly

[Anonymous No.3273055]

>>3273029

Computer science is science.

ANTI-SAGE!!!

[Anonymous No.3273058]

>>3273049
>>3273029
sorting algorithms are math

[Anonymous No.3273059]

>>3273029
>implying computer science is not science
pls go
>>3273049
/g/ is not /prog/
Also, /g/ is technology = gadgets and operating systems not programming.
ALSO computer science is a branch of mathematics. byeeeee

[Anonymous No.3273060]

Ruby
JavaScript
C/C++
C#
Sphere (UO server emulator language)
Perl
Visual Basic
x86 assembly
MIPS assembly

[Anonymous No.3273063]

C
C++
Java
C#
Python
Scheme (probably, been a while though)

[Anonymous No.3273066]

>>3273051
I want to learn perl hhnnnnnnnng

[Anonymous No.3273072]

>>3273060

>>Sphere

Oh man, I remember that from way back when I used to emulate UO. Can't say that I could still implement quicksort, though.

[Anonymous No.3273100]

C
C++
Java
Python
Haskell
Perl
PHP
Javascript

[Anonymous No.3273102]

C
C++
Objective-C
Python
Haskell

[Anonymous No.3273249]

C
C++
D
Python
Prolog
Java
Haskell
Common LISP
Scheme
ARM assembly
x86 assembly

I’m not fluent in all of this languages, but quicksort is something dipshit easy, so i would be fine with most of the languages out there.

[Anonymous No.3273271]

Brainfuck
Piet
Ook
Malbolge

[Teacup !obkpuSWh5M No.3273275]

HTML.

[Anonymous No.3273305]

>>3273271

That's pretty god-tier. You should learn LOLCODE next.

[Anonymous No.3273316]

I haven't programmed in years, although I do recall implementing quicksort in Java in my programming principles course in first year. It was probably like 200 lines though, and far more inefficient than it should have been. That fuckin' course man... I got a 59 in it, and the answer to almost all of my programming questions used faaaaaaaaaar too much code. My girlfriend took it the next semester and I watched her do some of those assignments and most of the answers were like 5 to 10 lines long and I got so pissed off that only then did I learn it was as easy as it was.

[Anonymous No.3273474]

>>3273275

Quicksort in html? That sounds practical...

[Anonymous No.3273477]

>2011
>quicksort

[Anonymous No.3273490]

>>3273000
asm (ARM, x86-32/64, ia64)

[INFORMATION NIGGER No.3273497]

>>3273477
>>3273477
>>3273477
>>3273477
>>3273477

STOP FUCKIKNG POSTING THAT FUCKING ANNOYING IMAGE OF THE PARTIALLY BALD MAN WITH GLASSES AND AN ANNOYING AS FUCK EXPRESSION
I AM FUXKING TIRED OF IT
THIS MEME IS THE OPPOSITE OF FUNNY
FUCK OFF

[Anonymous No.3273501]

MySQL

[Anonymous No.3273503]

>>3273497

>2011
>raging at Costanza

I seriously hope you don't do this.

[Anonymous No.3273505]

BRAINFUCK MOTHERFUCKER! DO YOU SPEAK it?

[INFORMATION NIGGER No.3273507]

müsli

[Anonymous No.3273513]

>>3273000
>Haskell
no you can't, it's not a real quicksort what you can code

[Josef !!nUf2NflSAyw No.3273518]

None. Don't know how quicksort works exactly, only that it does fancy pivoting.

[Anonymous No.3273535]

>>3273513

What makes a quicksort "real"?

[Anonymous No.3273554]

>>3273535
a distinct algorithm using an array

[Anonymous No.3274494]

0, how many lifetimes will it take you to make $850000 in one year?

(infinity)

[Anonymous No.3274503]

1 - brainfuck

[Anonymous No.3274526]

C
C++
Java
C#
Prolog
Oz
Python

quicksort is the easiest N-logn sorting algorithm I know of though, and my second to most liked sorting algorithm in general only beat by radix sort

[Anonymous No.3274532]

>>3273497

>2011
>Doesn't know who George Costanza is

[Anonymous No.3274546]

>>3273497
please an hero right now

[Anonymous No.3274558]

I can bubblesort in BASIC

[mtp is a faggot !2coolforyou No.3274992]

>>3273000
I can do some extremely ultra super very basic python

[Anonymous No.3275001]

> implement a sorting algorithm
I usually try to solve problems that aren't already well-implemented in a million libraries across every language except malbolge.
assembly, C, and scheme.

Once upon a time, python, java, lua, and C++. Lua is great, but usually I just use scheme (PC) and C (microcontrollers).

[Anonymous No.3275008]

>>3273497

[ႼЋïŁႣƧტƿḩЄƦṥ !Scone2booQ No.3275019]

>2011
>Not using Delphi

Delphi/pascal
C
C++
C#
F#
Assembly -- several flavors
Java
JavaScript
VB/VBA -- and flavors of basic
Excel
Python
LISP
Pen and paper

want to be able to do it in: CUDA

[Anonymous No.3275076]

C++
ABAP

I was a math major so I took a C++ class in university and got a job with a company that's big on SAP stuff. I don't see any reason to learn other languages.