And maybe tell us what you wrote? 😃
I started at around 15-16 in High School and if I remember correctly it was a little bit of HTML that we wrote 😊
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I started at around 15-16 in High School and if I remember correctly it was a little bit of HTML that we wrote 😊
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Around 15, building a gardening game in Game Maker.
23, sure I had written code before to courses in college, but when I start programming for the sake of programming I was 23 YO, I remember the I started reading a "For Dummies" book about css, html and javascript, that also happens to have php included great book at the time by Andy Harris
i was 13(2008) when i wrote first line :P i did a photo gallery in Html, css, js.
also started programming in java... to be honest the java part is tough as hell for me at that time... :)
I think it was around 15-16 as well, It was some visual basic 6 codes, the goal was to build a 3rd party UI interface for a popular chatting platform with some additional (might call abusive) features.
I was 17 or 18 and was in college. First language was Turbo C(2008); then I forgot everything. Fast forward to today, first program I wrote was a Twitter Bot in Python.
What does the Twitter Bot do? 😃
It tweets jokes from the icanhazdadjoke api hahaha
Maybe 11-12, in school, just trying to get started. Wrote some batch for some testing code.
14-15. It was a language called C-Script. C-Script was a scripting language built for A4 3d GameStudio made by some German company. I tried to make video games back in the day and realized how much of a chore that really is.
C-Script later got replaced by Lite-C, a super set or maybe a library (not sure how exactly it worked) of C++. Lite-C you could write any valid C++ as well as Gamestudio's own library of code (so maybe it was a superset like Typescript is to JavaScript, I don't remember.)
Haven't touched it in years though. I have Unity and I know C# but I haven't gotten back into game dev, simply because I remember how much work it was.
Around 14 years old I did the HTML/CSS course on Openclassroom (it wasn't named like that at this time)
Does writing a sentence with the format ‘if this then that’ count as I’m sure most kids write that at school at some point without even realising its basic code.
I guess it counts! :P
I was 10, and I wrote this in BASIC on a C16:
10 PRINT “HALLO”
20 GOTO 10
I also begun when i was 10. I started on a C64 with BASIC.
🐣 12 years old on a Z80 using assembly, we would identify the error message buffers and insert rude words.
We had to load the OS every time from a cassette tape (a last century method of transporting sound information)
Good times. I learnt 6502 assembler because programs I'd write for my Apple ][ were too stupidly slow in pretty much any other higher-level language.
Gradually between the ages of 5-10 with Sinclair BASIC in the late 80s then later some Z80 assembly. First one was probably the hangman example in the ZX Spectrum manual.
QBasic at 11 or 12 I guess.
I started by modifying Textadventures and did all kinds of BEEP-stuff with the piezo-speaker. The most "complex" thing I started was what today is called a "Rougelike". I could control a figure and it even had a second room :-3
Seventeen.Good mate C++
I must have been 15-16 when I wrote my first line of Python. I just took a book on learning to program in Python, and I didn't code anything cool or fancy for years.