I wanna know what language you code in and how much experience you have.
Why? Idk, I just wanna know...
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A few.. but im fluent in Java and would consider it one of my strongest 'talents' in life I guess.
Pretty interested in bytecode/bcel/reverse engineering Java in general too.
I studied Microfost visual basic for 3 days when I was around 14 cuz I wanted to become hardcore hacker.
Managed to program a calculator that converted EUR to USD and vice-versa.
It was also very stylish.
Originally posted by z1pz0r
I studied Microfost visual basic for 3 days when I was around 14 cuz I wanted to become hardcore hacker.Managed to program a calculator that converted EUR to USD and vice-versa.
It was also very stylish.
Why, did you watch a hacker movie? 
concrete language is unimportant, just learn one high level oo, one low level, and some functional and you're set and can learn any "new" language in a couple of days/weeks 
Originally posted by zloVkvetinaci
concrete language is unimportant, just learn one high level oo, one low level, and some functional and you're set and can learn any "new" language in a couple of days/weeksTrue.
I know some C/C++ (the most complex thing I did was a keylogger that sent data through FTP, by injecting a DLL into web browsers so the firewall wouldn't complain), Delphi, Php, Matlab and assembly (knowing assembly is the easiest part, the toughest part is programming with it :P). I only learned to make what I needed though, so my knowledge is somewhat restricted.
Reverse engineering is interesting, something I need to get better at.
Yea, and useful too ♦
C++ and java mostly for mobile device development (Symbian, Meego, Android) and recently some Ruby scripting as well. Some experience also from C and assembly.
.NET (mostly C#) - 5 years - mostly desktop apps, some asp.net sites deployed,
Java - 1 year - EJB, jsp
C/C++ - i've finished masters in sw engineering so it was a must but i never programmed nothing serious in this level of programming but i had to learn it for my college.
Also, I agree with zlo that concrete language is unimportant. if u understand OO then the syntax is just trivial thing.
I am a php developer, but php is not considered by a lot as programming as it is not compiled.
Originally posted by thazar
I am a php developer, but php is not considered by a lot as programming as it is not compiled.
But it is powerful enough to develop any OO pattern...
pascal pro lol, about for 3 years, just for trying to understand principals of programming and for this year exam.
Going to learn something more useful next year at uni