What is your programming experience?

[Hungry Man]

I'm kinda curious to see what "level" everyone's at if any.

No experience?
Beginner?
Intermediate?
Advanced?

edit: the poll didn't go through... lol

[Amit]

proud to say.... nil

[vasa1]

Ashamed to say ... nil

[nikanthpromod]

i had some experience with C and C++ .when i studied Mechanical engineering , C++ was a paper ..
was a tough paper

[crofttk]

Fortran, Basic, Visual Basic. Intermediate but way stale. Old school, engineering. LOL.

[chris1341]

I don't suppose my 'game' of a worm chasing around a maze to find a mushroom on an BBC machine in 1982 counts as programming experience .

Some BASIC and what we referred to as machine code at school with Pascal (now Delphi?) and very limited COBOL in my early working days. I was basically rubbish at those anyway (other than the worm, it was brilliant!)

So long story short - nothing of any merit or worth nowadays - complete noob on anything that remotely resembles a modern approach to the job.

Cheers

[Rampastein]

I began with Visual Basic .NET in 2007, then switched primarily to C# in early 2010 and I've also written a bit of C++. I've been self-studying the whole time (programming is my main hobby), since programming is mainly taught in universities which I'm too young for.

I consider myself intermediate.

[Hungry Man]

Thanks LWM.

[xxJackxx]

I answered Advanced as I have been programing for 30 years and have held the title of Sr. Programmer at a Fortune 500 corporation. However that has been a few years and I mostly do IT work now.

[jadinolf]

ZERO

I'm not smart enough.

[Noob]

NONE!!
I did learn the most basic things in C++ and Visual Basic during school but guess what i forgot all of it
And i used to su*k at it HAHAHA

[bellgamin]

Forth love if honk then

Pascal, C, PHP ...

[blacknight]

No experience: I began to learn some years ago, but I found it boring; too much time before can do something interesting.

[farmerlee]

When i was in university i dabbled in machine code, matlab, delphi, c and did some web programming with php and perl.

[pegr]

I answered Advanced. I started programming 45 years ago when I was 15 and have been working professionally in IT since 1970. Programming languages I have used include: ALGOL 60, EMA, FORTRAN, COBOL, ICL PLAN, IBM BAL, Pascal, Modula-2, C, Smalltalk, Visual Basic, Oracle PL/SQL.

[Montmorency]

None... very happy with it

[Critter2]

Lets just say I am self taught,
I won't go into details about how I learned
but I learned some of it reading books,
but mostly from forums over the Internet

[safeguy]

None, Nil, zero.

I don't have interest in programming.

[Tarnak]

Zilch!

[adam993]

I can say that I'm an advanced Delphi programmer and I'm a beginner in C/C++.

[Mrkvonic]

I'd say advanced ...
Mrk

[NGRhodes]

Originally Posted by pegr

I answered Advanced. I started programming 45 years ago when I was 15 and have been working professionally in IT since 1970. Programming languages I have used include: ALGOL 60, EMA, FORTRAN, COBOL, ICL PLAN, IBM BAL, Pascal, Modula-2, C, Smalltalk, Visual Basic, Oracle PL/SQL.

Wow. I am mere beginner with my 15 years programming experience !

Nick.

[pegr]

Originally Posted by Nick Rhodes

Wow. I am mere beginner with my 15 years programming experience !

Hi Nick,

15 years experience sounds like a hell of a lot to me!

Regards
pegr

[x942]

Intermediate here. I don't program as much as I use the knowledge to reverse engineer. Assembly is where most of my knowledge is. But I have used:

Java
Basic
Python
C++/C#/Obj-C
VBasic
VC++/C#
DarkBasic


The codes normally messy but it works for my needs =)