Programming languages

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In layman's language, the Programming language is a set of words that computer recognize or understand as a commands whose execution in a particular sequence achieves a specific process, solves a certain problem. A set of words often appears under the name of "reserved words", speaking in plain language it is the dictionary. Programming language like any spoken language has syntax (spelling rules) and semantics (logical rules) which the developer must adhere strictly if he wants that program function properly while executing on computer. There are various programming languages that have been developed for solving various specialized problems:

Machine languages - initial programming languages where the program code was written in binary number system

Assemblers - upgrade of machine language but still complicated programming

Fortran - mathematics

Cobol - programs for business applications

Lisp - artificial intelligence

Basic - learning the basics of programming general purpose

Pascal - structured programming language for general purpose

C++

C #

HTML - website development

etc.

Personally I will not go in a more qualified explanation of programming languages. I recommend that you read any of the books written at that subject. Also at my personal experience after learning Assembler, Basic, Pascal, COBOL, HTML and C as well as the contemporary visual programming tools (VisualStudio, SharpDevelop IDE), I ave came to the conclusion that it is simply not possible that a man knows all programming languages, but it is necessary to be excellent in a theory of algorithm development, and that upon completion of the development of algorithms for a particular problem choose programming language in which the program will be written. I've opted for the integrated development environment IDE SharpDevelop. It contains a visual development tool for many programming languages for all types of processors, and most importantly by click we get translated program from one programming language to the another. I strongly recommend to everyone to take this development environment and use it for free because it supports many programming languages and is practically identical to MS Visual Studio with a lot of advantages in comparison to the same. That is why on this site I will not deal with the syntax and semantics of programming languages because it is too complex and extensive field, but with solving certain, more concrete, problems through algorithms and simple programs written in programming languages widely known.

IDE Sharp Develop:

http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/Download/Default.aspx

MS Visual Studio:

https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/

All the best,

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