For those who went to university/college, what was the first language they taught?

In college they didnt teach me. I taught classmates xD
First HTML+CSS+Javascript, then PHP. Thats basically wjat I did in 3 years time because thats what the tests where about.

Java and assembly. Second quarter was html CSS js, nodejs, ajax and sql, third quarter was prolog and GOAL, fourth was cpp

I'm taking a web design class (for IT minor), so it naturally discusses HTML and CSS (from the textbook title, no mention of PHP or JavaScript, so should be interesting).

Based on the textbook from last semester, the first programming language we learn in the intro CS class is Python. I'm going to love my semester lol

Java iirc

Java.

When they began teaching seriously, we had C, Java, and Verilog. Fun!
(really, no sarcasm)

I think it was C -> C++ -> C++/CLI

Ah I forgot my four months in university. There I learned C++ to write 3D engines (just the first 3 months after that I started using Unity)

Owh and I did go to uni before I went to college. (That way it makes more sense that I taught in college)

Python

@Codex404 Wait what's the difference between Uni and College? I know the terms get confusing with other countries.

Python for first year

@jhh2450 yes in the netherlands there are three schools after highschool. MBO (almost no theory, mostly working with your hands), HBO (University of applied sciences, more theory than MBO), and University (even more theory).

The "smart" kids go to HBO or University. Some people think MBO is beneath average but most people attend MBO.
The levels of schools around here is pretty decent. But MBO has shitty teachers overall.

Java/Python

C++ -> MIPS Assembly -> ...

But I'm still at the second year, don't know what will come next.

Haskell

Mostly java, they've recently added courses for haskell and python though :D

C

Pascal

They taught me C, then C++. The rest was more "we need to use this language, let's learn it on the go" lol

Well, I arrived with a basic knowledge of C++ (learned it in classes 9-12). This language stayed for learning algorithmics. Beside that, we started learning ANSI C, and NASM Assembly. We will start learning OOP next semester in Java...

@CorruptComputer Oh the horrors. They trying to feed us C style C++. Good thing there are tons of good books on C++ and I am reading one outside the course and also learning Rust and Python :)

Java. Then C, C# and Vhdl and some JS for a small project.

C -> C++
Then they threw js at us.

Java followed by Ruby. Again, I had experience with other languages prior.

C