Ok Which was very your first programming language?

[Sharon Freas]

Pascal on a Honeywell-Xerox Sigma 9 First real paid job - PLUS (Programming Language for Univac Systems)

[MarvinMartian]

Fortran!

[Mark H2]

Four of them at once (computer engineering degree) in 1979... ICL System 4 machine code, ICL System 4 Assembler, BASIC II(?) on a RadioShack TRS80 and DEC PDP-8 machine code. Oh what fun it was. I did do some Fortran (but not so sure about that) in my last year of high school (1978)but it was aminiscule amount so I don't really count it.

[tchris]

Fortran - 1981

[ian dennis 0]

Fortran IVb on an IBM 1130 in 1967

[Earl Truss]

FORTRAN IV on a CDC mainframe at school in 1969. Went on to use assembler for the next 15 years while learning Pascal and C.

[Bob Buckingham]

Assembler for the Univac Digital Trainer in Jan 1965.

[Member 4608898]

Algol60 1975

[kmoorevs]

Me too! I was in about 9th grade. I used to write little programs to solve math and physics homework. It was a real pain to load/save programs via cassette. I used to love playing the Scott Adams Adventure games. I actually bought the TI-Extended Basic cartridge, but I don't remember using it much. Years later when I started at uni in comp sci, Basic was the first programming course I took.

"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse

[Manfred70]

It was ALGOL60 (on a british NE503) in 68. Later (70) FORTRAN II on the CDC3300. Manfred (age 70)

[Thomas Williams]

Hi, My first programming language was Basic on a Sinclair ZX81. Then Z80 machine code on the Sinclair Spectrum. regards Asimov

[EbenRoux]

BASIC on the Commodore VIC20 :) 1984 - age 12

[Doug98502]

In high school we shared a teletype console which used a 300 baud modem to program some flavor of Basic on an HP2000 in the late 70's. We ending up with piles of rolled heat sensing paper after completing our assignments.

[fulloflove]

Mine was Pascal but now I almost forgot it