Quick Simple Question

[S G H]

9? Whoa.

[xander333]

I got into programming when I was... 15 I think.
So thats 32753 years of experience (and counting).

[chrisname]

I was E (almost F) when I started programming and I'm now 11 (almost 12), so that's nearly 3 years.

[BHX]

I didn't even know about programming til I got hooked on Mortal Kombat on the SNES. Then I started asking my freshmen year of high school where I learned of C++ and game development. Sadly I suck at both lol.

[long double main]

@chrisname:
You almost threw me off with that hexadecimal...for a second I almost thought you were actually 11₁₀ (almost 12₁₀)!

Anyways.
I took a beginning C++ programming class over the summer back in 2010.
Feels like I've come a looooong way since then. (though, of course, there's always still a lot left to be learned)

So that would mean that I started when I was...just barely 13 (hmm, had to actually do the math).

Wait, hang on.
I'm still only 14 right now (almost 15)...

......

...I'll have to think about that for a while.

Hey, 12^2 !

[BHX]

Now I'm starting to feel really old lol.

[S6k9GNh0]

I'm... going on 20 and have been coding for nearly 8 years. My first language was Unrealscript, then Java, then C++ (which I originally learned to make a native anti-cheat for Unreal Tournament 2004). Then I moved to D because I don't think C++ is the future and I grew tired of some of its flaws. Now I use a mixture of C and C++ for libraries, and D for applications based on libraries (since the garbage collector is currently... garbage).