Ask HN: In what order did you learn your languages?

Pascal, Assembly, C, Java, Python, JavaScript. Somewhere in there was Perl, but that seems to have been largely replaced with bash and Python for those types of tasks. Also somewhere in there was the dead-end Dart language, which I liked. I've been using TypeScript, but it does take effort not to revert back to straight JavaScript.

In order, covering 18 years of time, dear god:

School: Java, C++, Lisp

Self: Perl, HTML, JS, PHP

Work: VB.NET, SQL, VB6, C#, LiveCode

Self: Ruby, Scala, Clojure, Nim, F#, TypeScript

Pascal, HTML/CSS, PHP, C, Javascript, C#, Java, Python, Swift

And for some of these by learn I mean I built something with it without properly learning the language till later.

Basic, Assembler, Pascal, C, Oberon, Miranda, Java, JS, Python, Clojure, Scala

C, BASH, PHP, Perl, Ruby, Tcl, Javascript, Java, C#, Scala.

Then I stopped learning languages because Java solves 99% of my problems.