what is your first programming language that you study

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hi everyone my first programming language that i studied was C++
what was yours or what will be yours
 
pure (ANSI) C....although I didn't do much with my skills until I later learned PHP and Python.
 
C as well.

In black hat methods my main tool were done in Perl - awesome language for manipulating text.
 
the first one i studied in college was C, and then VB,PHP,HTML,CSS,JAVA, JAVA SCRIPT
 
first one I studied was PHP and later in college i studied .net, c#, java, javascript, html

but still I find php to be the most powerful language so far
 
Allaire's Cold Fusion circa 1996ish, shortly followed by VB and then php around 1999ish.
 
Python is great for IM, such as
- Tracking custom workflows
- Automating form submissions (twill, mechanize) or any web activity
- Doing other things like sending emails or calling other services like text message marketing
- GUI building (tkinter or others)
 
pure (ANSI) C....although I didn't do much with my skills until I later learned PHP and Python.

C is in demand nowadays with very exciting and innovative products, some of which pay very well such as security and medical devices.
 
C is in demand nowadays with very exciting and innovative products, some of which pay very well such as security and medical devices.

Very true. I actually like C and I think it'll always be in demand..but for what I do on a regular basis I found the two languages mentioned to allow me to be more productive.
 
C++, I think this is the best one since it will teach you programming concepts like OOP and generics, and will make you familiar with the low-level.
 
Turbo C++, then C, php, html, js, css, jquery, vb, c#, coldfusion, asp and going into java...
 
I am learning java as my first real programming language in university.

Have been doing HTML, CSS, some JavaScript and AutoIt before.
 
The First Programming language that i Learned is C Programming Language. Then C++ for an Object Oriented.
 
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