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How the Programming Languages are Created?


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To be honest, I'm glad this user has created this thread because I've learnt a lot from it already.

We have a lot of very knowledgeable people on Neowin and these aren't just forums for support, they're forums for discussion. Even though he's asked a question for help, this is turning into a pretty informative discussion :yes:

it's called discussion and support for an reason, plus it would be good to have other peoples experience with such thing

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it's called discussion and support for an reason, plus it would be good to have other peoples experience with such thing

:yes:

I agree.

As I pointed out, Python was made using the C programming language. It might be interesting to find out more information and maybe hear about how other programming languages were created.

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Well, everyone knows that--they are made of chars! :D

zomg that's it! the universe is one giant program!!!

I belive strings are supposedly made out of math isn't it? they're not physical matter

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zomg that's it! the universe is one giant program!!!

I belive strings are supposedly made out of math isn't it? they're not physical matter

How could matter be made out of something that isn't physical?

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Boolean logic was actually first, which allows for True and False values, or 1's and 0's (Binary) past that you have machine level assembly language, this takes the more complex statements of programing, such as if and then and compacts them into an extremely basic form je, jne, jl, there are many ways to have conditional statements.

So basically programming languages that most people use, like object oriented ones and others are compiled to assembly and then to binary.

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Wow. Some of the replies are a little harsh on the guy. The reason that people ask in the forum is to get quicker, more concise answers. For someone to start reading on the subject could lead to a lot more questions. But, by getting actual input from people as opposed to a textbook answer from Wikipedia, it may lead to further discussion or questions from the OP. But instead, you all slam him or make jokes about it. Nice.

A solid answer came from E.Fahd who pointed him in a direction. Instead, we have jokers and bashers. If you don't like the thread, then don't answer it or complain about it.

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Wow. Some of the replies are a little harsh on the guy. The reason that people ask in the forum is to get quicker, more concise answers. For someone to start reading on the subject could lead to a lot more questions. But, by getting actual input from people as opposed to a textbook answer from Wikipedia, it may lead to further discussion or questions from the OP. But instead, you all slam him or make jokes about it. Nice.

A solid answer came from E.Fahd who pointed him in a direction. Instead, we have jokers and bashers. If you don't like the thread, then don't answer it or complain about it.

Have you seen this guy's other threads? He wants the source code to autocad and to make his own BIOS.

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What I don't get is why this poster from India, who seems to have only a rudimentary grasp of the English language, would choose to come to an English-lanugage forum to ask his questions.

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What I don't get is why this poster from India, who seems to have only a rudimentary grasp of the English language, would choose to come to an English-lanugage forum to ask his questions.

Because no one has started NeowIndia yet.

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The first computers where programmed using giant switchboards where they made a program by rearanging cables or tubes (foto: http://www.mayasolution.org/wp-content/upl...lfl6%5B8%5D.jpg), thus the programming memory was formed by the physical cables/tubes. Ofcourse this wasn't very practical so the next generation of computers used a volatile memory system which stored the programming instructions, from then on instead of physically rearanging the program it was input from a keyboard or more commonly a punch card, but still very basic 0/1 stuff. To simplify stuff assembler was created, this made it possible to program without havind to remember every numerical code for a processor instruction. Later on, higher level languages like cobol/fortran were made, followed by even higher managed languages like java/.NET the latest decennia.

This is a very brief and not very accurate history, but you should get an idea ;)

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Because no one has started NeowIndia yet.

Surely there are some discussion boards somewhere in India that are similar. There are boards like this in other languages on a variety of subjects, I really doubt that he has no where to ask these questions in his native language.

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God.

are you playing here?

i'm asking the real answer!

The first computers where programmed using giant switchboards where they made a program by rearanging cables or tubes (foto: http://www.mayasolution.org/wp-content/upl...lfl6%5B8%5D.jpg), thus the programming memory was formed by the physical cables/tubes. Ofcourse this wasn't very practical so the next generation of computers used a volatile memory system which stored the programming instructions, from then on instead of physically rearanging the program it was input from a keyboard or more commonly a punch card, but still very basic 0/1 stuff. To simplify stuff assembler was created, this made it possible to program without havind to remember every numerical code for a processor instruction. Later on, higher level languages like cobol/fortran were made, followed by even higher managed languages like java/.NET the latest decennia.

This is a very brief and not very accurate history, but you should get an idea ;)

I think this is the real answer!

hahaha!

Wow!

i'm real happy now!

i've found such a fine results from the real neowin members!

thanks for all!

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