What language are you best at?

Python

What language are you best at?

Cast your vote!

CannonBallGuy

I voted CSS. It's all I know, bar HTML.
I'm learning PHP, but very very slowly.

fleccy

I'm best at English.

ododd

HTML?..................thats about the extent of my knowledge besides little bits of javascript

gilly

I know html and xhtml standards.

But from the poll, PHP & CSS!

Gilly

Nuvo

I am proficient in the use of HTML 4.01, XHTML 1.0 & CSS2.
I know enough PHP and SQL (mySQL and SQLite) to get by and I have a fair idea of what I'm doing when it comes to Delphi (Object Pascal).
I don't know a lot of python, even though I did integrate it into a source code editor I was building (it ran python scripts) and although I have something like 7 books on C++ and C# programming, I never really bothered to learn either of them.
I stopped using BASIC after a brief encounter with QBASIC, Java never really appealed to me, I don't need or want to learn to use ASP and JavaScript is often messy and requires workarounds thanks to conflicting implementations (or just that Explorer is stupid).

tony

html im sure everyone is best at, as its what you learn 1st.

from that list im probably actually best at vb but i chose other for html

Python

you mean visual basic right? Cool. Im starting to get into that a bit aswell.. Only touchin it though

martian2k4

I'm best at PHP but know bits and bobos of other languages as well, At the moment i am trying to improve on designing and CSS!

tony

visual basic is what i meant, yes.
I learnt it at college, you can ignore all the bits about variables there is a way round it and that is 1 of the reasons why vb was actually made, so you can ignore whatever your teacher says about them

Nuvo

Visual BASIC uses variables in the same way as PHP in that it autmatically creates them as variant type variables, meaning they'll hold anything.
Most decent languages support variant type variables, but it's sometimes better to use typed variables so that you know what will be in them.
It's no good trying to do "I like shoes" + 47 as you'll not get the answer you want unless you were looking for "I like shoes47" or something like that
I usually prefer to use variables like those in Delphi (Object Pascal) where you have to define the variable and it's type before using it since it helps prevent such problems (Delphi does support variant type variables, but they need to be defined before use).