Counting only languages that I really learned to the point of writing useful stuff with it (listing those I learned for academic purposes separately)
First was BASIC (gw basic), then Pascal and Assembly (wrote lots of cheats for games), then Java and C++ (in University, but of the two I also used Java for a later job), Delphi and Bash script (also in university, but only Bash I used professionally), then JS and PHP (during university but outside of it, they became my main languages). Now I mainly use Go and I also dabble in Python and Rust
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Counting only languages that I really learned to the point of writing useful stuff with it (listing those I learned for academic purposes separately)
First was BASIC (gw basic), then Pascal and Assembly (wrote lots of cheats for games), then Java and C++ (in University, but of the two I also used Java for a later job), Delphi and Bash script (also in university, but only Bash I used professionally), then JS and PHP (during university but outside of it, they became my main languages). Now I mainly use Go and I also dabble in Python and Rust