Hello fellow developers! What was your first program? What language and editor did you use?

Mine a calculator in VB.net😍😂

Hello World on Python using Wing IDE.

Don't use either of them right now but Python will surely show up again. :)

I did a Fahrenheit to Celcius converter in C++. (It was guided)

My first somewhat noteworthy project done on my own was a program that determines if you should be accepted into a college based on the requirements. (Was basically getting a grip on if, else, and else if logic.) (It was broken lol.)

Assembler. can't remember. some bit mask to some leds or some button input detection.

@AlpineLinnix WILD!

Hello world in GW basic

*sigh*
It's still here.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/...

My first program would draw a smiley face on the screen on an Atari 800xl in BASIC

The very first was the one not printing syntax error but 0 :P

And the printing repeated strings.

It was basic on a sinclair zx80.

Hello World™
written in C++, dunno which version

Hello world on C#

Suming of 2 numbers. C++ on Visual Studio 2005

C++ hello world with devcpp

Hello world in blueJ IDE!
Java
It was for noobs, 6yrs ago
But ide was nice for learners

Hello world in netbeans java

Hello world in Java or JS, cant remember.

Display ascii character in basic

Mine a form in HTML #BUUUURRRNNNN

Quadratic equation solver in C.

Mine was calculator in vb.net too. But with a great ui (used external ui template)

I'm so old that my first editor was a complete 🖥️😭

https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

A WoW bot in AutoIt. Notepad++

A smiley face on Logo

Some half finished games using BlitzBasic :D

A super-scummy "paintbrush" in BASIC on a HC85, that could only draw lines and circles.

This was back in '95...

Calculator with buttons. Java swing, eclipse. Crappiest calculator ever xD but it worked.. kinda

pretty sure it was 93, or 94.
somw weird animation project in the abomination:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Other then that, hello world for Pascal, on fuckin turbopascal (white on blue).

If hello world doesn’t count, it was a database in Pascal. Or some ball game thingy. I can’t remember which of these I did first

Simple draw/paint program written in VB, I think I was about 13-14 years old (is 32 now 😁) and got a programming beginner book by my dad.

Checking whether an inputted year was a leap year or not back when I was learning C#, probably using VS2010

...A discord bot with JavaScript

Seeing how many people made hello world scripts, maybe I've been doing stuff the wrong way?

My first language was BASIC. My first program probably was printing my own name.

Other things I made with it were code from newspaper snippets. Yes. You read that right: the newspaper had a piece of code every week for a fully functional program. Always somewhere between 10 and 200 lines of code, but mostly short stuff. Tiny games or nice drawings, etc. It was tedious to type everything and if I made some mistake it wasn't obvious where it was introduced (GOTO statement galore make it hard).

I even had my nanny read the code to me to speed up the process. Poor lady.

It taught me a lot about the language and how computers work (they only do what you tell them to do). Sometimes I'd find syntax I didn't understand and, at first, I only had the code and its behaviour to find out how it worked. This taught me logical thinking and induction / deduction.

Later I found Q-BASIC, which had a few new syntax features and a nicer text editor with documentation.

A small game made with the GameMakerLanguage (has a lot of similarities with javascript)

Radius to area/perimeter of circle, in C++, using DevC++

Hello world program in C language using windows CMD.

Depends how you define program.

1. I made some algorithmic automation in old minecraft (preredstone) - I even saw people make a calculator with water, signs and sand.

2. I edited some modding js for the same game

3. Scratch moving this ugly cat

4. Python print("test")

adding two numbers on QBasic

HelloWorld is probably everyone's first bit! Likewise. :P

MCPE 0.9.5 cheats in javascript.
It shaped my online life more than you would think

Program that printed a fractal made in Turbo Pascal in 8th grade. I did not what I was doing at all. I thought that we were going to make something like Tetris. Huge dissappointment.

Probably a "guess the number" game in Basic for Commodore 16

Not counting Hello World, my first real program was a speech tester tool written in C for classic Mac back in the 90s that let you play around with the built in text-to-speech library. It didn’t involve anything other than calling an API, but you could change voices, speed, etc.

The first "proper" program that I made completely on my own initiative was one that returned a daily horoscope from an RSS feed for the zodiac sign requested by the user. I still remember that pride when I realized that it was all finished. :D

Written in Python using Atom, later went on and made a GUI for it with tkinter.

Hello World
C
Turbo C++

I made a program that picked random 1-6, drew the result on screen in the 2D shape of a die (dice?) and played a tune on the internal PC speaker. All done in Q-Basic IIRC on a DOS v3.3 loaded IBM PC2 with 8088 (not 8086) CPU, no RAM, 21 meg HDD and a 5 1/4" floppy.

Though I might confuse the Q-Basic for BASIC on that DOS version...

First program I ever made was a Delta calculator on my Casio 25+ in Basic

c++ turboc