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its no problem, i love to play with esoteric programming languages but its only a hobby normaly i use about 10 languages for development
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And you can consistently find twenty or more esoteric languages a month?
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I'd be interested to see 30+ (different language) applications that you have worked on this month!
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Voted then remembered one so 4-5 instead of three
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Can you guess what are the 31 programming language do they regularly use? 
modified on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 4:15 AM
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31 programming language per month ??? 
i don't think any body remember it (at least not i  ).
I really like to know what language are that and how they manage it to remember. .
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Viral Upadhyay wrote: 31 programming language per month ???
i don't think any body remember it (at least not i ).
i thought someone want to make us laugh ..
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shinevpaul wrote: i thought someone want to make us laugh ..
I did
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In my dreams probably...
Thanks
Md. Marufuzzaman
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It's the 31+ flavors of VB. 
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shinevpaul wrote: Can you guess what are the 31 programming language do they regularly use?
My guess is that it's VB'ers that think that every new function they write is a new programming language.
Marc
Will work for food.
Interacx
I'm not overthinking the problem, I just felt like I needed a small, unimportant, uninteresting rant! - Martin Hart Turner
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Seriously? Who the hell is using over 31 languages a month? I'm not sure my poor little brain could cope 
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My God, It's unbelievable !
SuperMan?
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8 votes for 31+, it means only 8 genius visiting Code Project regularly
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what are the languages that you use to show somthing in a browser?
if html is not a language send me a link form a page that only use classic programing languages!
To me all code generate by humans used by machines use "programing languages", and i can generate a page only using html.
You can discuss if is imperative, object orinted, declarative, ... , but is alwyas a programing language.
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So the escape sequences for controlling a VT100 are a language as well?
A text file is actually a program that tells a printer what marks to make on a page?
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I don't consider javascript a real language, but I can understand why some people say it is a language.
But, for me HTML will never be a programming language. It can be a layout language, but not a programming one. So, it is a language, but has nothing to do with programming.
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Javascript may be classified as a domain-specific language and/or a scripting language, but it's still a programming language.
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You are right. You could write some code in C++ which shows a foramtted text or write a HTML snippet of code which does the same, but C++ is an imperative language and HTML and even XML are declarative languages, and voters could count them as programming languages.
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It's gotta have the ability to perform some algorithm. This means logic structures like "if", loops, decision making. HTML has none of that. You can't write a program in HTML. You need a programming language to do that, not a layout or formatting language.
Sure, HTML is a language, but not a programming language. To have logic in a web page, you have to use JavaScript to make it "do stuff" (with a few, small exceptions with CSS maybe). Otherwise, it just sits there, looking pretty.
Same is true for XML. It's a data language, not a programming language.
The poll is about programming languages, not all computer languages, which knocks out a considerable amount of languages from consideration in this specific poll.
My "monthly" programming languages:
- C#
- VB.NET
- Write stored procs in MS SQL and Oracle SQL (I could count those as 2 languages, but I don't).
- JavaScript
I could have counted the following if the poll was about computer languages:
- HTML
- XML
- CSS
- Plain SQL (just writing queries, not stored procs)
So, even though I use 8 languages every month, only 4 of those are programming languages, so my vote in the poll was "4-5". I was also careful not to count the many languages I've used over the years and the new languages I'm experimenting with, because I don't use them currently on a regular, monthly basis. I think some people have counted every language they've ever written a line of code for in their life (whether or not it was a programming language or not).
But, HTML is not a programming language by any stretch of the imagination. That's a mistake that some newbs make, but not experienced developers. 
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I use C# and C++
Rarely use C
So therefore... To C or not to C
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I use C# mainly, but there has few other also. Like VB6/VBA, ASP.Net with C#, SQL, ActionScript, Java Script and very rarely VB.Net also.
Suman
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C++, C#, SQL and VHDL give me all I need. I hadn't taken SQL into account so I selected 3, though.
EDIT: I also use Befunge for advanced parallel processing from time to time, but it is not on the Wikipedia's listing. What an unfairness... 
Greetings - Jacek
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The most popular choice is 4 to 5? Really? I use just one, C#, and SQL but that doesn't count.
I would have thought most people would be the same. Are you sure you're not just showing off?
Regards,
Rob Philpott.
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