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   clacke (clacke@libranet.de)'s status on Monday, 20-Feb-2023 20:46:22 JST clacke

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   1984: BASIC
   1988: 6802 asm
   1988: Pascal
   1991: COMAL
   1992: QBasic
   1993: C
   1994: AMOS
   1997: LotusScript/VB
   1998: Java, perl
   2000: bash, awk, tcl
   2002: Python 2, 68k asm, C++
   2004: Scheme, Common Lisp, Ada, JavaScript, C#
   2006: Ruby
   2015: csh
   2016: Python 3
   2018: Racket, Nix
   2019: Python 3.6 (annotations), TypeScript
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     Ramin Honary (ramin_hal9001@emacs.ch)'s status on Monday, 20-Feb-2023 20:46:23 JST Ramin Honary

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     • Louis Dureuil

     @lodurel
     1. #QBASIC 1991
     2. #C / #CPlusPlus 94
     3. #MSDOS Shell 95
     4. #Python 2003
     5. #Prolog 2004
     6. #Java 2004
     7. #Perl 2006
     8. #Bash 2007
     9. #Haskell 2008
     10. #EmacsLisp 2017
     11. #Scheme (Guile) 2019

     I have also had a bit of experience with C#, PowerShell, SQL, Lua, Ruby, z80 assembler, MIPS assembler, 6802 assembler, and a few other random languages but not enough to call myself "proficient."

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     Louis Dureuil (lodurel@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 20-Feb-2023 20:46:25 JST Louis Dureuil

     In what order did you learn your #programming languages, and what years were you active with them? I'll start:

     1. #Ruby 2005-2007 2013-2016
     2. #CSharp 2006-2012
     3. #AdaLang 2010-2012
     4. #CLang 2010
     5. #Java 2011
     6. #Python 2011-2022
     7. #CPlusPlus 2011-2022
     8. #RustLang 2016-