I started programming with the BASIC of the Sinclair ZX-81 and ZX-Spectrum microcomputers, and later with VAX/VMS systems and their Fortran compiler. I have never abandoned Fortran, which remains my favourite programming language because it translates mathematical formulation into programming instructions most directly, and handles text files with great agility. With the strong arrival of GNU/Linux in the late 90s I adopted other scripting languages such as bash, gnuplot, TCL/Tk, Python, and many others... And nowadays, with the help of artificial intelligences like "DeepSeek", it becomes increasingly easy to translate or create code for any language. "Learn more..."
Programming is something very beautiful, allowing you to write ideas in an orderly fashion and perform repetitive calculations. I like several programming languages. "Learn more..."