Well there are a lot of languages used on World Wide Web for scripting and programming. But I was wondering how many are those, any way, so I decided to post a new thread to confirm my knowledge about these languages. Here is my list:
1 -) HTML (of course the basic)
2 -) DHTML
3 -) Java
4 -) C (Sharp)
5 -) ASP
6 -) ASP.NET
7 -) Cold Fusion
8 -) PHP
9 -) JSP
10 -) Perl
11 -) WAP
12 -) XML
13 -) XHTML
Any body has more info. If yes please share!

How about Python, VB.NET, and Javascript? And I'm not sure if CSS and CGI count as languages, but they should probably also be considered.

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Basically CSS is not a language. its just to define style

Neither is CGI. A CGI can be written in many languages -- it's just an interface.

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PHP(Hypertext Preprocessor) is widely used nowadays. Do you know that Yahoo(Yet Another Hierarchial Officious Oracle) is programmed in PHP.

By the way how many languages can we use in CGI.
And many thanks to shoaibjameel123 for sharing this info!

Don't know for sure but Perl, C, and C++. Probably Java too but that's not an area I know for sure.

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It may not be an area of your interest but any way thanks for answering.

I don't think that I'd list HTML or XML (or WAP) as either programming languages or scripting languages. The "Markup Languages" of HTML and XML, and even DHTML are definitely not, IMO, though would obviously find a place in a list of "common web technologies."

I'd probably add JavaScript and VBScript to the list. It is strange not to see C and C++ included. There are not very many commercial/commecially viable (even if free) web servers and browsers out there that are not largely based in C and/or C++. You may also want to include SQL, since there are a lot of RDBMS-centric web sites going these days...but, it isn't exactly a programming language and it isn't exactly a scripting language, but it is definitely in wide-spread use in conjunction with web sites.


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Rob!