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1) Turing: Some shitty learning language I learned in grade 11

2) Visual BASIC: Only object orientated language I know, not a fan of it

3) ASP (VB Script)

4) Bash (Shell scripting in general)

5) PHP

6) Perl: Been working with this for making CGI scripts for web pages

7) C

Also since people are mentioning it HTML but I'm too lazy to use CSS properly and code like it's the 90's.

My favourite language would have to be a tie between C and Perl. C because you can mess around with a lot of low level stuff and feels more like interacting with the hardware and Perl because it's powerful as ****.

Originally Posted by remedy1502

Currently learning AS3, I'll get to C++ and Java later.
Learned VB6 and Turing in a CS course in highschool, but didn't really give enough shits to take seriously.

Pretty sure I took those exact same courses. Good times~

Originally Posted by Izzy

What does changing the language itself do to help program this game any better? I find it hard to believe that there was any need to change the actual semantics of the language.

Edit: Most of it seems like they just changed keywords.. I still don't really understand the point though.

It's used to save A LOT of time when making software to interact with a game engine. Basically writing software to interact with software that responds to save writing an insane amount of code every time you want to interact with the game engine.