Ok Which was very your first programming language?

[Mike Hankey]

awe I'm just old and that's all there was back then.

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[Dave Kreskowiak]

Mine was BASIC on this thing[^]. Yes, a whopping 1.8K of RAM!

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[NormDroid]

REAL Assembler, Pick Assembler, R84 or Microdata assembler same language Picj Assembler Language[^]

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[Lost User]

I was talking to my dad not too long ago and he still has a Vic 20 that he used to pull pictures from his ham radio that were transmitted by Voyager as it passed by Saturn, I think. Might be Jupiter.

Why is common sense not common? Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level where they are an expert. Sometimes it takes a lot of work to be lazy Please stand in front of my pistol, smile and wait for the flash - JSOP 2012

[lewax00]

Same answer to one of your other questions...Visual Basic 6 :sigh: followed shortly after by VB.Net. Then I learned C++ and never touched Basic again!

[Lost User]

Thanks, I'll study that for a while. Looks like it has some interesting features .. and a frontpanel

[Joan M]

Gwbasic and soon C.

[www.tamautomation.com] Robots, CNC and PLC machines for grinding and polishing.

[PIEBALDconsult]

BasicPlus on my high school's PDP-11 in 1983.

[NormDroid]

Yeah, nowadays too much choice and not enough quality.

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[NormDroid]

Learnt C in 1988.

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[Frank Alviani]

My first languages were Fortran II and IBM 1620 machine (NOT assembler - machine [purely numeric]) language, in 1968.

[R Giskard Reventlov]

On this[^]. Took me a while to get all the balloons/hearts(?) to fill the screen. :)

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[Steve Maier]

On the C64, I had basic, but then had to write some routines in pure machine code because I did not have a compiler. Then I bought C++ for it.

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[Sasha Laurel]

AppleSoft Basic on an Apple IIe

[realJSOP]

Atari Basic

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[Toli Cuturicu]

ZX-Spectrum+ ROM BASIC

[Clifford Nelson]

I used Basic on a printer terminal which needed number, and FORTRAN IV with punch cards. They were a real pain. Extensively used Assembly language on a computer called Sigma 9, which had an instruction set similar to the IBM 360. Then FORTRAN 77.

[Joe Woodbury]

Apple Basic on an Apple II+. A year later, Fortran on punch cards. Two years later, Z-80 and 6502 assembly. (Around that time, there was a cool "Basic" for the Apple II which was really a macro assembler. Don't remember the name.)

[Ravi Bhavnani]

Pascal, circa 1980. /ravi

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[Ron Anders]

ASM for the z80 & 8031 chips