how many programming languages do you know

Are you an absolute beginner who wants to get started with programming or an expert one interested in trying new cool languages – you may find a great one from the top 10 list of programming languages which are popular now (it’s based on a recent Hacker News Poll about the favorite programming language, a couple of days ago).

I'm trying to change the language for a standard user account.

With the administrator account, I installed a new language by going to system settings > language support > install / remove languages. Then I logged in to the standard account, and moved the new language to the top by dragging it with the mouse. And then I reseted the machine and logged back in. But nothing changed.

Google on Tuesday announced an experimental new computer programming language called "Go." This combines the development speed of dynamic languages such as Python with the performance and safety of compiled languages like C or C++, the Internet search giant said.

Hi guys,

So I have a Galaxy note 2 (canadian) and under my language and input section I only have french and english although I want german. I tried several ''set language'' apps and they barely modify the language. Pretty much only the date in the widgets and some app titles have changed and thats it.

Hello all.

I have been learning all of the programming languages i can recently. somewhat because i want to be a software engineer after i graduate high school and the other reason is because my friend wont stop bragging about the programs that he has made.

dont get me wrong.

Hi,

I just installed openSUSE 11.3 (Gnome). I am using Korean language, but I don't want to make Korean language as my default language.

So I installed Korean lang as secondary language. It works well.

I am working on Multi language support application.

Today Microsoft released a developer preview of TypeScript, a new JavaScript-like programming language that is translated into JavaScript so that its apps can be run in any browser.

austin.rbn wrote:holland01 wrote:Despite the fact that a higher level language is easier, it's practically shooting yourself in the foot. You'll get used to high level and the thought of moving on to a lower level, much more challenging language will just seem like overkill to you.