Oldest programming languages you have ever coded?

Question

Name the oldest programming languages that you have ever coded. You can list old technologies too, like DOS!

Answer 1

I wrote codes in C, Turbo C, QBasic, Pascal in early 90s. I have also used operating systems DOS 4.? and windows95. I have also about 15 years of experience using Latex. I have used yahoo_mail yahoo_messenger, NetScape, Front Page, Alta Vista, ArXiv, ...

Answer 2

@Petr Leliaev I remember commodor as personal computers and main frame stations in university. But I have had very limited experience with them. DOS didn't use mouse either.

Answer 3

I also remember Amstrad PC without Windows and even without a mouse, QBasic as a programming language, Lexicon as a text processor and ARJ as archiver (still remember how to pack and unpack files) :)

Answer 4

@Ethan Thank you, back at you!

Answer 5

Turbo Pascal in school, GPSS in university and vi on first job...
Also we had a ibm386 at home with windows 3.11 :)

Answer 6

@codasan.com I'm too young for it)) but my parents worked with paper with numbers as a way to input information into computer... there is still a few at their home XD

Answer 7

Fortran on PDP-11, Pascal on IBM PC/2 with MS-DOS

Answer 8

ZX spectrum Basic , Assembly.
C.
Bash.

Answer 9

I code in Python, that's "old" for me

Answer 10

C and Assembly to 8086

Answer 11

#codansan you are amazing bro.

Answer 12

really man you look like double experience
I would really like to meet you and learn
something new with you.

Answer 13

Assembly! to code Z80 processor using special machines, (similar to old typing machines) I actually had to push 0/1 hard buttons to write!

The first OS I used was windows 3.1 and of course.
NC(norton commander) was a high tech by then :))

Answer 14

I still have all my books on QBASIC. That's about as old as I go. Haha. 😂😜

Answer 15

6809 assembly language. compiled by hand using a mnemonic table

Answer 16

The first was assembler and ALGOL-60, later FORTRAN, Pascal, assembler & C (Borland) for DEC , MS DOS , later assembler & XT+AT IBM, WIN 3.1 , etc

Answer 17

qbasic, lisp, assembly, and other i Don't remember..

Answer 18

COBOL and Mainframe ASM in a college cource.
Played a lot with Logo when I was young.

Answer 19

The oldest programming languages i have ever coded is html😂😁😂

Answer 20

@Daniel Duru , html is not a programming language :D