I was lucky, and knew I wanted to learn everything I could about computers as soon as I found out they were a thing.
By the time I started my first internship, I knew Lua, Java, JavaScript, C, C++ (though only for about a year in school), HTML & CSS (though not too much of the modern features), a bit of PHP, and an inkling of Haskell, SQL, and AutoLISP.
By the time I started my full-time job a year ago, I'd learned Scala, Python, Go (but now I'm pretty rusty), and Perl (but I don't really want to go back 😅)
I'm always looking to learn more about programming, software, and computer science. I'm currently learning lots about the still very much in development Zig, and also slowly learning about Idris, a cleaned up and more powerful successor to Haskell -- though my progress here is limited.
I was lucky, and knew I wanted to learn everything I could about computers as soon as I found out they were a thing.
By the time I started my first internship, I knew Lua, Java, JavaScript, C, C++ (though only for about a year in school), HTML & CSS (though not too much of the modern features), a bit of PHP, and an inkling of Haskell, SQL, and AutoLISP.
By the time I started my full-time job a year ago, I'd learned Scala, Python, Go (but now I'm pretty rusty), and Perl (but I don't really want to go back 😅)
I'm always looking to learn more about programming, software, and computer science. I'm currently learning lots about the still very much in development Zig, and also slowly learning about Idris, a cleaned up and more powerful successor to Haskell -- though my progress here is limited.
wow you are very impressive, i see you have a real passion