[ThePhenix]

As the question says, what was the first programming language you learned?

As for me, I'd say PAWN or PHP.

[Vince]

HTML, if that counts. Otherwise it'd be Pawn.

[FahadKing07]

It was C++.

[renegade334]

Javascript was my first scripting language. HTML and MediaWiki were my first markup languages. There's still some code of mine floating around in the MediaWiki engine that was committed when I was a bit younger.

Then PHP, then Perl, then Bash (sorry zsh fans). A "conversational" level of C, but nothing fancy. And, of course, PAWN, which is the language equivalent of a ten-year-old pedal cycle: sure, it'll get you from A to B, but not without breaking a sweat, and you're glad to get back behind the wheel of your car when you're done.

Perl is a massively underrated language, IMO. It's lost a lot of defectors to Python, but I still find it the most beautiful of all the interpreted languages.

[admantis]

HTML IS NOT A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

[Dignity]

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Originally Posted by Vince HTML, if that counts. Otherwise it'd be Pawn.

Same. ^

[JoaoPedro]

It was PHP

[Abagail]

Mine was Microsoft Visual Basic, - which was actually super-easy to learn. And then, - once I found out about SA-MP I learnt PAWN, - and then HTML/PHP/CSS.

[TakeiT]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Abagail Mine was Microsoft Visual Basic, - which was actually super-easy to learn. And then, - once I found out about SA-MP I learnt PAWN, - and then HTML/PHP/CSS.

Saying you know Visual Basic is like saying "I Know Pawno" or "i know notepad++"

They're just clients..

OT: Mine was Pawn, however I've gone on to PHP and C# now.

[PrivatioBoni]

Quote:

Originally Posted by admantis HTML IS NOT A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

Nerd rage

Quote:

Originally Posted by TakeiT Saying you know Visual Basic is like saying "I Know Pawno" or "i know notepad++" They're just clients.. OT: Mine was Pawn, however I've gone on to PHP and C# now.

So, what would you call it then? VBA?