i've tried Pascal and Javascript and i hate both, i like more web based languages like php, XML or html

i'm still lost in xml but i manage to survive. does someone know a good e-book on both htm and xml? thx for a response via pm.the future is already traced for xml. do you use ms office 2k7 b2? well, you'll notice that the doc format is now docx. - even word documents are now xml just like open office text documents are.

Most people are convinced that the language they use is the best,
because they manage to do clever things with it.

To compare programming language, you must compare concrete things,
for example, the time you need to write and debug a program with this
language.

It is not true that all the languages are equivalent. Old languages
(Fortran, C, Basic, C++) are not sure, and research in programming
languages has made a lot of progresses since. Languages such as PHP
or Perl suffer from big conception problems, even if they are widely
used. Even Python is not really a good programming language.

If you are looking for a language very secure, concise, efficient,
and which program are fast to write and debug, I should recommend
Objective Caml (OCaml). It includes all the most recent advances in
research about programming languages and has a lot very intersting
concepts that make programming very easy. Much more than Java for
example.

ask me in 3 years or so.. when i take my computer science diploma or watever lol..
html was the 1st i learned..

C++ my fav SO FAR.. frmt he ones i know but wait and we'll seeee

do systems still use basic

Delphi...

Best programming and 100 percent with it has too be C++

I've only ever used Fortran and something called Comal or something. The Comal one I liked, mainly becouse it's the only programming I understood (oddly enough, everyone else in the programming class was really good at everything else, but couldnt do comal, maybe Comal is good for people who don't know programming very well).

c++ all the way, i first learnt xhtml then Python lol

good ole python

Any markup language, PHP, Javascript (along with XML in Spry - yes, I'm referring to Ajax), Java and most importantly SQL (no one can live without it)

I'm starting with Python and once I'm comfortable with that I'm going to move on to JavaScript and C++.

definitely php for me. i've done c++ before & i nearly died.

Okay, if your starting out. Start with Visual Basic or C. You have to learn about classes first because it will help a lot. After you grasp the concept of classes and strings or what not move on to C++. ALternatively you can learn some Java if your not into big job programs.

If you want to make a decent living C# and anything .NET related

blitzbasic darkbasic perl c#