I Like Programming

C++ is my overall favorite and most productive programming language.

I know and have used the following:

Ada
Awk
BASIC
Bourne Shell
C
C++
Clarion
COBOL
CSS
dBASE II
ECMAScript aka JavaScript
Forth
FORTRAN
HTML
IBM 360 Assembly
Intel 8080 Assembly
Intel 8086 Assembly
Intel 80286 Assembly
Intel 80386 Assembly
Java
Motorola 68000 Assembly
MS-DOS Shell
Objective-C
Objective-C++
Pascal
PL/1
PL/M
POSIX Shell
RATFOR
SAS
SQL
Swift
Zilog Z80 Assembly

Admittedly, CSS, HTML, and SQL are not true programming languages, but syntax still matters.

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EnigmaticGeek · 61-69, M

@PeanutsauntieP1982: One trick to learning computer programming languages is to realize that they are not really spoken human languages at all, from the computer's viewpoint. They only look like human languages to humans because we use the same alphabet and punctuation to write them as our spoken languages. Each has its own syntax and grammar, which usually are both simpler and significantly different than English syntax and grammar, for example. These days one could easily design a computer programming language that used only emojis as its alphabet & punctuation and required an emoji keyboard to type it. It would be obvious that such a programming language was not spoken.