[Alan Turing]

Depends on the language.
Lua: 2 weeks
PHP: about 4 months
CSS: 2 hours
Java: 2 weeks
C++/#: 2 months
Basic Unrealscripting: 3 weeks
Only important ones I can come up with right now.

Have you've ever considered picking up Assembly?

[BlueScreen]

Have you've ever considered picking up Assembly?

I really fucking hope you're kidding with me right now.

[Alan Turing]

I really fucking hope you're kidding with me right now.

I am absolutely not kidding with you right now.

[w00t]

After picking up C and Assembly, you can learn most languages extremely well in a month or two.

[Alan Turing]

After picking up C and Assembly, you can learn most languages extremely well in a month or two.

Would you consider picking up ASM FIRST before any other language, so you already have a good foundation of how everything works, or do you believe it's better to learn a high level language first, to get a feel then delve a bit lower?

[w00t]

If you can do it, asm first. As all languages eventually get converted to asm, it helps you understand harder things, like pointers and virtual methods.

[Alan Turing]

If you can do it, asm first. As all languages eventually get converted to asm, it helps you understand harder things, like pointers and virtual methods.

I decided to learn ASM first, and it's proving to be a challenge, but I'll know it'll be worth it in the long run for myself.

[Illuminati]

I learned HTML/CSS fluently in under a month.

[Judas]

I learned HTML/CSS fluently in under a month.

I somehow doubt that.
Kudos if you did though

[Illuminati]

I somehow doubt that.
Kudos if you did though

It's not a hard language at all, took me a week to learn the basics and got good at it quickly.