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That seems like a list of languages you have seen rather than ones you know.
by davelnewton 12y ago
That seems like a list of languages you have seen rather than ones you know.
- krapp 12y agoIt's a list of languages that I work in professionally, am studying for school, or have tried to teach myself - and I admit to the ones i'm still not terribly familiar with. I've at least written something in each of them, but I suppose your definition of 'knowledge' might be more strict?
- davelnewton 12y agoWell, my list wouldn't include a language I "forgot" or "knew it barely kind of", I guess :) I mean, I've probably used 15-20 actual languages professionally (CSS and HTML and the like don't count), and some of those I still list on my resume because I could retrain my brain very quickly. But stuff I used once in a class, or took a MOOC on two years ago, or whatever, those aren't "known" in any meaningful way. Recognizance isn't knowing, at least to me.
- krapp 12y agoFair enough, I probably should have left out Perl and Python then. I was counting everything i'd completed a project in. But I think two semesters' worth of projects in C++,C#,VB and Java count as at least more than 'recognizance.' At least for the cost of my student loans, I hope so.