I'm just curious about how many lines of codes fellow programers have written in their live. Just a rough estimate will do. I don't care if its in flash, java, or even on a TI calculator. (please don't post if you don't know what I am talking about)
I would have to say I have written somewhere between 3000 and 4000.
Not nearly enough...
I need to get back to learning C#, seeing as Microsoft is making it the next big thing through the .net framework.
and haha, programming on a TI, I used to do that stuff all the time back in like 6th grade. fun stuff
I've honestly got no idea how many I've written. But it certainly isn't enough.
Like, a couple thousand or so in Java? Maybe?
No idea. :(
I'm guessing around twenty in Java. Just twenty. I started learning during this class Freshman year, but I think I only got to work on it for about half a period before the teacher had us do something else instead.
Tens of thousands of lines on a TI-84 Plus. Those things are awesome.
Do CNC machines count? Because I've done a ton on those.
Several thousand in HTML/CSS...but thats not really programming.
IF html counted then a several hundred. Also IF prototype code counts maybe like a close to a thousand. Other stuff...a few....just a few.
I never really spent much time counting how many lines of code I have written in my life, but if I had to count...
4,000 lines of Basic.
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Yeah, sure why not, CNC machines can count. I've done lots of those too but I've never really thought about it.
CSS - Thousands of lines
JavaScript - Hundreds of lines
HTML (XHTML) - Tens of thousands of lines
PHP - Tens of Thousands of lines
PHP is really the only programming code, though.
averaging 200 lines in about 21,000 html files..... you do the math
A ****load.