Swift
I'm just starting to learn Swift. I have a (distant) goal to create a mobile app (of course for iOS), so I figured this would be a good place to start.
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C++
I know a decent amount of C++. I use this only in cases where raw speed matters, because it is somewhat annoying to compile and run. The main time I have used this is in USACO (a coding competition).
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C
Same as C++. This is a "good" alternative to C++, and I only use it if speed matters and C++ won't work for some reason. I have used this a few times, but not very often.
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Python
This is my go-to language when I need/want to create a personal project. I have significant knowledge in Python, and I use this almost all of the time when programming.
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HTML
When making websites, I use HTML. This is about the only major project I have used HTML in, and my knowledge is decent.
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CSS
EXACTLY the same as HTML. When making websites, I use CSS. This is about the only major project I have used CSS in, and my knowledge is decent.
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JavaScript
Once again, EXACTLY the same as HTML and CSS. When making websites, I use JavaScript. This is about the only major project I have used JavaScript in, and my knowledge is decent.
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Java?
Java and JavaScript have some syntactical similarities, so I can say I have some Java knowledge. But I have never typed a single line of Java because it is a somewhat slow language.
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LaTeX
Starting to learn this for when I need to make any mathematical documents.
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R
Starting to learn this for data science, data analysis, and stuff.
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