I graduated in 1990 in Electrical Engineering and since then I have been in university, doing research in the field of DSP. To me programming is more a tool than a job.
Languages that I know pretty well and I can be productive in time zero (maybe modulo a refreshment for those I do not use since long time)
BASIC
FORTRAN
PASCAL
C
C++
PostScript (yes, it is Turing complete...)
Tcl/Tk
LISP
PERL
PHP
Ruby
Ada
Unix shell (sh-like)
Matlab
few assemblies (Z80, 386, ...)
Languages I have some experience with, but not a big deal
JavaScript
Languages I played with them for a bit or that I read about them. I guess I will be able to read a program, but I do not feel like I could be operative since time zero.
FORTH
Prolog
Simula
COBOL
Oh, yes, also I programmed the TI-57 (if you are not too old, you do not what I am talking about... :-))
I could throw in also LaTeX since I guess it is Turing-complete, although LaTeX programming (not just writing shorthand macros) is quite an experience...
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Oh, yes, also I programmed the TI-57 (if you are not too old, you do not what I am talking about... :-))
I could throw in also LaTeX since I guess it is Turing-complete, although LaTeX programming (not just writing shorthand macros) is quite an experience...