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Are all those markup languages programming languages?
For example XML or HTML are programming languages?
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They describe....
Markup Languages could more accurately be called Data Description Languages.
There are turing complete markup languages(including XMLish) of course, they aren't common though because they are ugly.
On the language.
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Are dynamic languages slower than static languages because, for example, the run-time has to check the type consistently?
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Usually we mean
dynamc language = dynamic typing + interpreted at run-time and static languages....
Bytecode JIT.
Steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/05/dynamic-languages-strike-back.html
First you must clarify whether languages vs.
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What are the advantages and limitations of dynamic type languages compared to static type languages?
See also : whats with the love of dynamic languages (a far more argumentative thread...)
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languages argue that static typing is too rigid, and that the softness of dynamically languages makes, dynamically typed languages are indispensable for dealing with truly dynamic program behavior on scripting [16], John Ousterhout....
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Programming languages are grouped it 2 main classes "Dynamic" & "Static". - Is this always the case a programming language is in one of them and not in both, I mean can a language be dynamic and static at the same time ?
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Therefore languages can be executed compiled languages also have....
Similarly we can use the iron python code over clr on the language itself but just on the implementation used.
By other Dynamic languages like IronPython etc..
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How is the association of type and parameter different in a dynamically typed language than a statically typed language?
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Scala languages versus static type....
It isn't precisely the case that statically typed languages require types to be declared.
The important difference is that a statically typed languages checks the method calls.
Haven't already.
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This is a question that has been bugging me for a long time, and I hope I haven't overlooked something obvious (yes I have searched).
I am an avid PHP OOP developer and love the whole object oriented thing (I like to think I am pretty good, but that is...
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So, asking for machine....
First of all, the computers are so fast right now that we can emulate an old IBM mainframe (say, 370/158) on a random desktop PC at 50x the speed the zillion-dollar-hardware originally ran at .
Speed
RoR is not a language.
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As a follow up to this question What are the advantages of built-in immutability of F# over C#? --am I correct in assuming that the F# compiler can make certain optimizations knowing that it's dealing with largely immutable code? I mean even if a developer...
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This can be done for both imperative and functional languages for both functional and imperative....
Internally, many compilers a function can only be assigned once .
languages are sometimes possible, but not necessarily because of immutability.
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Which languages are recursive-only languages?
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You use recursion....
Erlang does not have looping constructs.
Cross reference table
To answer your question fully, Haskell and Scheme are two examples of languages answer (if it counts as a language) is various types of Assembly languages.
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I'm just getting a bit confused about all the language types out there. What's the difference - if there is one - between the high level / low level languages distinction compared to the object-oriented / procedural distinction? A lot of the analogies...
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Lower-level languages may not provide concepts like object orientation, because object" and "level"), but I think the correlation is that logic and functional languages tend to be highest level, followed shortly by object-oriented....
Etc...
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What language is used to build low level languages like c++ and java?
How could you build the first language with no language?
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But all subsequent C compile can then be on y with a fully-bootstrapped... .
Other early C compilers have been written in various assembler languages.
For example, PUGS (Perl 6.
That said, many compilers are written in other languages.
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