[BunnyJ]

Just wanted to check in and say hi! Sort of new to hacking but I have many years of programming experience. Right now I'm just trying to brush up on my skills to get some part time work.

Jeff aka BunnyJ

[Techie]

Hello and welcome to HackCommunity, enjoy you stay.

[LightX]

Welcome! Please read the rules and enjoy!

[Anima Templi]

Welcome to! I'm sure you will enjoy it here. Which programming language are you programming in?

[BunnyJ]

I started out with Time Share Basic on an HP2000E back in 1978. Then I learned/used COBOL/FORTRAN and PL/I in College(The University of Texas - Austin).
Then I picked up some other languages at work(Focus/SAS/Visual Basic 6.0).
Right now I'm teaching myself Python and C++.

That covers it.

[BunnyJ]

Thanks... I plan on sharing as much as I can and in turn learning as much as I can.

Jeff

[Ex094]

Welcome to the HackCommunity BunnyJ, Hope you'll stay active
Enjoy!

[Anima Templi]

I started out with Time Share Basic on an HP2000E back in 1978. Then I learned/used COBOL/FORTRAN and PL/I in College(The University of Texas - Austin).
Then I picked up some other languages at work(Focus/SAS/Visual Basic 6.0).
Right now I'm teaching myself Python and C++.

That covers it.

Sounds like you have worked with computers for quite some time now
I will be looking forward to see what you have to contribute with. Also it's two really powerful languages you are learning yourself there. I myself have actually just moved on from exactly those two languages to Java

[A.W.H]

Hello, and welcome to the community. You seem to have alot of experience with programming. I would be interested in any knowledge you have to offer.

I'm also learning Python, it's a good language and powerful one too. Good luck and enjoy.

[BunnyJ]

I started out with Time Share Basic on an HP2000E back in 1978. Then I learned/used COBOL/FORTRAN and PL/I in College(The University of Texas - Austin).
Then I picked up some other languages at work(Focus/SAS/Visual Basic 6.0).
Right now I'm teaching myself Python and C++.

That covers it.

Sounds like you have worked with computers for quite some time now
I will be looking forward to see what you have to contribute with. Also it's two really powerful languages you are learning yourself there. I myself have actually just moved on from exactly those two languages to Java

My plan is to learn as much as I can about C++/Python and move onto Java. I also plan on taking an on-line class from University of Tennessee on Python 3. I'll take that some time this year.