As a programmer, which programming languages have you used and in what environment?
Let’s talk about the editor first. I have come into contact with seven languages in total, FoxBase, VB, C, C++, Java, Ruby, PHP. There are only two of them, java and ruby.
The first programming language FoxBase came into contact with in junior high school
In 1999, everyone seemed to be learning basic, because our teacher only knew FoxBase, so we signed up for this class in order to take the second-level exam.
Because they belong to rural areas, interest classes are generally focused on mathematics, biology, and chemistry. Computer interest groups are already very advanced in that era.
In fact, I want to learn music more, but unfortunately I don't. I am very envious of today's children.
The computer used at that time had only one floppy disk drive, no hard disk, and everything had to be done on the floppy disk. There was no mouse, and only the keyboard could be used. The host was placed sideways.
I found a photo, like the one below.
This is the first programming language I learned. It is based on databases and has not yet reached the Internet. After all, at that time, the conditions of the school made it difficult to even surf the Internet.
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VB, C, C++ in University
These languages are compulsory courses in universities, VB is an elective, and you can choose one of VB and VF.
After learning these languages, I haven't used them yet. Maybe programming thinking has been used, such as C++ object-oriented. I remember when I held a plenary meeting in my freshman year, some students also asked, why do you want to learn C instead of Java, which is more popular today? I was told that C is the foundation, and I have to take the second-level test, but no, as long as you did not take the second-level C test before, the school will not recognize it.
senior java
When I was a senior, I still felt that the things taught in school could not be used directly, how to write a website, how to publish it, and how to rent a server.
This was learned in a practical training class. Fortunately, the teachers in it have just come out of the company and have taught a lot of practical experience.
My own feeling is like a fish in water, every day is very fulfilling.
Classes start at 8:00 a.m. every day, and there are two large classes in the morning and afternoon. In the evening, after dinner, I come back to do questions, write a website for my graduation project, and go back to the dormitory at two or three in the morning.
Our training place is in the garage, and the dormitory is also in the garage. They are connected together so that everyone can rest.
Basically, everyone over there will not go back to sleep at 12:00 in the morning. They will learn at 1:00 in the morning, and then students will return to the dormitory one after another.
This is the most fulfilling year and the most learned year. After one year, the whole person has changed, not only staying up late, because every day I am facing an old-fashioned monitor, and the radiation is quite large.
Occasionally I look in the mirror one day and suddenly realize that I am ten years older. I really feel it.
php和ruby
It has been 7 years since the last experience. I came to this company and came into contact with php because the company outsourced the project using php, because the other party did it part-time, and he had a full-time job himself, so the speed was a bit slow, and I couldn’t work during the day. Just follow the gourd and draw the scoop and change the small code.
So php is not really a language you know, just used.
I came into contact with ruby because the speed of outsourced writing was really unbearable. I remember that ruby is agile development, and its speed is 10 times that of java. , came up with a set of crm that can be used.
Every day I not only have to check how to use the language, but also think about the system architecture. Almost every time I write a piece of code, I have to go online to check how to use it. I didn't dare to redo the system, so I installed a virtual machine.
4G of memory, installed a mac virtual machine, opened the browser, entered Baidu and pressed Enter, and came out of the Baidu page, I counted, 6 seconds.
The first system was made in this environment, and it makes me cry when I think about it, but now I can use it as a joke, how embarrassing I am.
Little friends, did you encounter any embarrassing things when you were learning the language you are using now?
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