Whats the difference?
I only know TI-84 basic.

TI-BASIC is a high-level language; asm is a low-level language.
High-level: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ High-level_programming_language
Low-level: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Low-level_programming_language

without the spaces, of course.

gee, that's the same thing I found online...I mostly program computers anymore, sometimes a bit of TI-Basic for my 83+SE/84+SE...

"...I've always programmed in low level languages"

Isn't it pretty much the standard of learning a highlevel like BASIC (or a strain of), or C/#/++ or even something like Pascal? Because if anyone started with assembly or machine code please respond cause thats a pretty amazing feat w.o backup knowledge of programming/program structure.

that's probably why only one person voted for that

I'm actually surprised that even one person voted for that, especially this early on in the survey....

although surveys don't always have to be truthful either...anyway...

" Neither, I like using both as needed" works for me. For calculators, I use both. I can program in TI-BASIC directly on my calculators. I only use high-level languages for the computer though.

well about me i like very mutch of C and C++ althought i program in Flash, JAVA and other's so and as FreeBsd
gives to programmers a set of tools i programm in different languages using what is more fast in witch of them ore more easier to do...

I like basic for its easyness and its fun to see how much we can make with so few (Bryan Thomas, weregoose, etc), however if I knew and was able to learn ASM I would rather use that so I can have 8 level grayscale porn

ignore the last 8 words of this sentence I meant grayscale platform games

darn those typos ;)

Heh. :)

I really like both types and I use them according to my needs, Some things you can't do with hi-level, others are too complex for low-level...
...so get the best from both worlds!

I can program in 2 BASIC and Visual Basic

I liek the ease of high-level and the control you get with low. It also depends on what your trying to do. Use the best tool for teh job, for a small, short math program, I'll use basic, so something faster(usu. games/graphics) I'll use asm.