In an average day, how many different languages do you use?

For example my previous job was strictly C and Python.

My current job involves Python, C#, VB, PHP, SQL, HTML/CSS, JS. It's rare but quite possibly I could touch all these on a single day.

Current client: C#, C++, bash, powershell, typescript, gradle, java, rhino-based js->jvm f/ maximo, sql (T and PL) and on painful occasions vbscript for some antique shit they have

Internal work (delta): Prs, contrib in Scala (for spark), lucene (some manually maintained elastic queries), F#, doing some protos in Rust, go for some of the automation, python for the same and lambda glue code

Scala, rust, js, sometimes python. I usually use all of them every 1-2 days.

C, C++, PHP, TypeScript, JavaScript, Dart, Java, Kotlin, Objective C, SQL

I think that's about it

Javascript all day, every day

Java, SQL, Apex, the "frontend 3" (HTML/JS/CSS), occasionally a bit of C for a really old legacy app we have. Used to be some .NET and PHP but no longer.

(Not counting all what I call the "sub languages" in play, like SOQL, SOSL, Thymeleaf / moustache templates, Gradle, Elasticsearch, etc.)

I'm the CEO, so I barely write code nowadays. But if they cannot do something, I help & solve it. That includes Java, JavaScript, Python, TypeScript, Dart, C, C++, C# etc

Bash, SQL, Czech (What, its a language :P ), sometimes Python.

php mostly, java, c#, vb.net for some legacy stuff, lots of python, js aaaaand that is it. Most days i touch php and Python only. SQL is we count database stuff which is a lot too. OH! And the one Clojure app made by yours truly but that fucked me in the end cuz only I know how to work on it.....not smart.... definitely not...not smart

Mostly C# and C++ everyday. And occasionally a bit of JS.

Must be nice to work like you at 1995

Foul, English, HTML

Not sure English is a language though.

PHP, java, javascript, python, ruby, apex, vba, bash, css, html, sql, soql.

That's a typical day lately.