I started around 1995, writting basic games on MSDOS, then moved to VB 3 on windows, up to VB 6 where I started mixing it with C and ASM code, VB was for quick GUI and C/ASM for the intensive speed sensitive stuff.
Later around 2000 I moved fulltime to Linux, I started learning C better, tried C++ and didn't like it that much, tried Objective-C and loved it, but Objective-C was very much useless at that time for me, in the end I got around C++ fine, learned C# and finally moved to Python, my language of choice, but I still dabble in C++, Java and other languages.
Later around 2000 I moved fulltime to Linux, I started learning C better, tried C++ and didn't like it that much, tried Objective-C and loved it, but Objective-C was very much useless at that time for me, in the end I got around C++ fine, learned C# and finally moved to Python, my language of choice, but I still dabble in C++, Java and other languages.