VBA in middle school to develop some school software. C in college and previous job doing kernel level programming. Python in college to develop physics simul

VBA in middle school to develop some school software. C in college and previous job doing kernel level programming. Python in college to develop physics simulations. Fell in love with it and is one of my favorite languages today. C++ due to my current job. I used it as C with generics for the past year, but am slowly learning the deeper features of the language. The more I learn, the more I hate it though :). Go because I wanted to. Developed a simple proxy server to get an idea about the various language features. Actually, writing a proxy is a sweet way to quickly get a sense of many diverse features of a language. I love the documentation and focus on 'software engineering'. Clojure because I wanted to. I am trying it out in the context of web. Java in school but I haven't used it in about 2 years.