Dylanrockin

So far, my current Programming Resume is looking pretty good. I've got an internship I'm planning on doing next semester and after this semester has ended I would've already learned my 8th programming language.

Current languages that I know from most skilled to least skilled in a top 5: Note, the amount of years accumulated was from a lot of free time during Summers and early college and high school years. Also I practiced these languages interchangeably within the same years.

• Ruby and Ruby on Rails - I love it, it's flexible, it's easy to use and I love the looping methods that you can use with it, among other things. 5 years experience with both. This language was what started my interest in programming.
• Java - which is basically Ruby but with junk collection and different syntax as well as different API's. I've used this regularly for casual programs that I've written for fun. 2 years practice.
• C# - About 1 year of practice with it, but I've learned this when I was working with Unity for the 1 year of obsession that I had over it, when making some simple projects and modding certain Unity scripts that came packaged as well as Unity store assets.
• C++ - For the semester that I spent learning this, and for as powerful as this language is, I really love this language, but I haven't put much time into it, past the 1 semester that I spent learning it.
• C - Same as C++, I haven't had much time to practice this much, since I only learned it for the semester that it was required for. Didn't find much appeal with it, but it's useful for what it was.