Languages

[Slow Eddie]

How many different languages do you use on a daily basis?

[OriginalGriff]

Two, if you count both English and Profane. :-D

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[Mircea Neacsu]

3 daily, 4 very often.

Mircea

[Mircea Neacsu]

Human languages: 3 daily, 4 very often.

Mircea

[Single Step Debugger]

Computer: Last year - C++, C#, T-SQL This year - VB, C#, JS, T-SQL/PSQL Human: 3 languages actively.

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[AndyChisholm]

Two. English and Dutch.

[Amarnath S]

5 human languages. 2 computer languages.

[DerekT P]

Human: 1 (English, plus American dialect) Computer: 4 C#, VB.Net, SQL (MySql and T-SQL dialects), JavaScript

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[Ron Anders]

2, English and Spanish also the later is just the stuff I picked up or remembered from failed Rosetta Stone attempts. Computer: C# and Javascript with some SQL sprinkled in.

[den2k88]

So far 1 (C), at most it has been 2 (VisualBasic and C or Assemblar and C).

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[Daniel Pfeffer]

Four human languages: Hebrew, English, Profanity, and double-Dutch. Four computer languages: C, C++, C#, and Java.

Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows. -- 6079 Smith W.

[CPallini]

Three.

"In testa che avete, Signor di Ceprano?" -- Rigoletto

[jeron1]

Two.

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[raddevus]

I actually use quite a few programming languages: I'm actively learning Swift (iOS / XCode) - reading this extremely in-depth (long) book, iOS 15 Programming Fundamentals with Swift: Swift, Xcode, and Cocoa Basics[^] I use JavaScript every single day. Can't escape it, may as well love it. :rolleyes: Also have written projects in TypeScript but since the latest updates to JS doesn't seem as important now. C# (.NET Core as much as possible) building WebAPIs. HTML & CSS : What you going to do, build a WinForms app? Nope. I'd much rather build the UI in something that translates across OSes. Although I try to use Bootstrap for the CSS as much as possible. Kotlin : Android app development I also use C/C++ for developing Arduino sketches. I've also written a few things in Rust -- check out this FOSS FileWatcher I wrote in Rust[^] at my github. I like learning numerous programming languages because it helps solidify things I learn in each one. What I mean is that seeing Functional concepts applied in different languages has helped me learn Functional programming over all.

[rnbergren]

Human, 2 Normal Users and Geek Computers. Lots. Depends upon the day. SQL, C#, VB, JavaScript etc... And sometimes I speak and my dog understands me.

To err is human to really elephant it up you need a computer

[jhaga]

Slow Eddie wrote:

How many different languages do you use on a daily basis?

Swedish with family Portuguese with wife Spanish with daughter Finnish with neighbors English everything else Programming with Dart, Swift, Kotlin

jhaga

[MarkTJohnson]

Overachiever.

I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.

[FreedMalloc]

On a daily basis I use just one - English (US). Computerwise, I use Java. But, now that I'm retired I don't use it on a daily basis.

[honey the codewitch]

I usually use one - C++ Sometimes, occasionally I also use C#, but not on a daily basis I even use C (not C++) more frequently than C#. Edit: A lot of people are listing human languages. Shamefully, I am married to a polyglot but I am monolingual. I do know enough in several other languages to be dangerous, but I'm not conversant.

To err is human. Fortune favors the monsters.

[Slacker007]

English - the kind the people across the pond speak. Spanish (Mexico) - most of the bad words and insults. I can order my meals in Spanish if needed. I know when someone is insulting me. C# and SQL on most days. Used to program in C++ and Java, but that was many years ago, in a land far far away.