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View Poll Results: Do you program?
Yes. I know quite a few languages, and I'm good with more than one.
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72.73%
I'm know just one language, but I'm good with it.
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I can make a few languages say "Hello world!", but I can't do much beyond that.
4
18.18%
I don't program now, but I plan to learn.
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I don't program now, and I don't plan to start.
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I'm the mac-skillz of the year, beeznaughty boombastic, fully fantastic, more burns than backdraft, ultimate, amazing, public enemy number #1, code crafting master.
I'm curious at how many of the users here at LQ are programmers, and what the average level of skill is. Not Linux-related per-se, but I still think it would be cool poll.
Note: This should have been posted under General and not Linux-General. Just for your own future reference. As it doesn't really have anything to do with Linux.
I program in far too many languages (Yes I know brainf*** and INTERCAL -- although don't expect me to do anything useful with them). I have programmed for a very long time and one of the things that really appealed to me about *nix was the access to the various compilers that I wanted to use. Did someone say free compiler?
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How many programming languages do you know?
