with Haskell I actually programmed probably the least. I used that language for building and simulating a 8 bit CPU as Haskell fits very nicely for this purpose. Otherwise, I havent used haskell as there is only a subset of problems which can be solved using functional languages.
asfor Ada95, Ive used that for a long time, and I have to say its one of the better languages to learn programming (compared to C/C++). I even did some 3d programming with Ada a long time ago.
The rest I am familiar with, but I *hate* using Eiffel, but am forced to use as the creator of Eiffel is one of my lecturers and keeps handing out projects where you have to use Eiffel.
asfor Ada95, Ive used that for a long time, and I have to say its one of the better languages to learn programming (compared to C/C++). I even did some 3d programming with Ada a long time ago.
The rest I am familiar with, but I *hate* using Eiffel, but am forced to use as the creator of Eiffel is one of my lecturers and keeps handing out projects where you have to use Eiffel.