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About the project Progopedia is a free web-based encyclopedia of programming languages. The project aims to create an exhaustive list of existing program…

The D programming language is a compiled multi-paradigm language developed by Walter Bright at Digital Mars since 1999. A very short list of what D offer…

It was developed in early 1970s by Dennis Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories as a successor of B. In 1978 Kernighan and Ritchie published “The C …

K K is a proprietary array programming language for database development and financial applications. K was developed by Arthur Whitney after he left Morg…

G G is visual dataflow programming language, available via its native IDE called LabVIEW. Its main purposes are data acquisition, instrument control, ind…

B is an interpreted programming language for mini-computers, a direct descendant of BCPL and ancestor of C. B was developed at AT&T Bell Telephone Labora…

E was developed by a team led by Mark S. Miller and Dan Bornstein at Electric Communities in 1997. It is a descendant of Joule (concurrent language) and …

J is an array programming language, developed in 1990 by Kenneth Iverson and Roger Hui. It is a synthesis of APL (earlier language by Iverson) and FP and…

bc bc (short for bench calculator) is an arbitrary precision calculator language. It has loops and conditional statements, so it is considered to be a si…

FP was invented by John Backus and presented in 1977 in a paper called “Can Programming Be Liberated from the von Neumann style? A Functional Style and i…

Io was created by Steve Dekorte in March 2002. It was meant to be a self-education project, to combine best features of several languages and to be as li…

Go is a compiled, garbage-collected, concurrent programming language developed by Google. Go is an attempt to combine the ease of programming of an inter…

Quadratic equation: Oz is a strongly typed language, so all type conversions have to be done explicitly. Coefficients are converted in two steps (first t…

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Boo was created in 2003 by Rodrigo Barreto de Oliveira, in an attempt to combine Python syntax and capabilities of .NET framework. Some of the purposes s…

Paradigms A programming paradigm is a complex of concepts, principles and abstractions which define a fundamental style of programming. A paradigm can be…

abstraction: usage of high-level data types allows the programmer to think about the values as high-level entities and not as a collection of bits. The t…

Ada is a powerful modular general-purpose programming language, meant for development of reliable mission-critical software. Ada was developed in 1979-80…

Tcl (abbreviation for “Tool Command Language”) is a scripting language. It is used for rapid prototyping, writing automated testing harnesses and scripti…

CPL CPL (from Combined/Cambridge Programming Language) — programming language developed in a joint effort of Cambridge and London Universities in 1960s. …

Typing discipline: Weak Weak typing discipline is defined as the opposite of strong typing discipline, and has as many versions of meaning. Usually a wea…

writef() and writefln() writes to standard output and interpret the first argument as a format string. They are roughly analogous to C’s printf(). writefl…

D1 Links: Examples: writef() and writefln() writes to standard output and interpret the first argument as a format string. They are roughly analogous to …

Pi Pi is a dialect of Brainfuck which encodes the commands of the program as erroneous digits of Pi number. The encoding works as follows: for each comma…

C11 C11 is a standard of C programming language, also known as C1X (at development stage). Drafts of it were published in April and October 2011. It was …

C99 After ANSI C standard was accepted, the language specification stayed the same for a long time. In 1995 Normative Amendment 1 to the standard was pub…

Examples: (Example from language description) This is a recursive factorial definition (note the rec modifier which stresses this). To implement differen…

Ook! Ook! is a dialect of Brainfuck, in which one-character commands are replaced with combinations of “Ook” words pronounced with different intonation (…

j602 Examples: 1!:2 is the dyadic foreign conjunction for writing text, the left argument is the string to be written and the right argument specifies th…

In REXX, an uninitialized variable has its name in uppercase as its value; e.g. numbers = ‘NUMBERS’ Line 4: Arrays are called “stem variables”. The root …

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Sanscript Sanscript is a visual dataflow programming language, available via its native IDE. It was developed by Northwoods Software as a simple visual s…

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microapl.co.uk. MicroAPL. Retrieved 13 January 2015. Progopedia. "APL". progopedia.com. Progopedia. Retrieved 13 January 2015. Dyalog. "D-functions and

of programming language Pascal". progopedia.com. "Turbo Pascal 6.0: version of programming language Pascal". progopedia.com. "Turbo Pascal 7.0: version

Mykhailova, Mariya (2012-05-11). "Malbolge - Programming language". Progopedia. Retrieved 2017-06-09. "Language Malbolge". 99 Bottles of Beer. 2005-12-29

About the project Progopedia is a free web-based encyclopedia of programming languages. The project aims to create an exhaustive list of existing program…

The D programming language is a compiled multi-paradigm language developed by Walter Bright at Digital Mars since 1999. A very short list of what D offer…

It was developed in early 1970s by Dennis Ritchie at the Bell Telephone Laboratories as a successor of B. In 1978 Kernighan and Ritchie published “The C …

K K is a proprietary array programming language for database development and financial applications. K was developed by Arthur Whitney after he left Morg…

G G is visual dataflow programming language, available via its native IDE called LabVIEW. Its main purposes are data acquisition, instrument control, ind…

B is an interpreted programming language for mini-computers, a direct descendant of BCPL and ancestor of C. B was developed at AT&T Bell Telephone Labora…

E was developed by a team led by Mark S. Miller and Dan Bornstein at Electric Communities in 1997. It is a descendant of Joule (concurrent language) and …

J is an array programming language, developed in 1990 by Kenneth Iverson and Roger Hui. It is a synthesis of APL (earlier language by Iverson) and FP and…

bc bc (short for bench calculator) is an arbitrary precision calculator language. It has loops and conditional statements, so it is considered to be a si…

FP was invented by John Backus and presented in 1977 in a paper called “Can Programming Be Liberated from the von Neumann style? A Functional Style and i…

Io was created by Steve Dekorte in March 2002. It was meant to be a self-education project, to combine best features of several languages and to be as li…

Go is a compiled, garbage-collected, concurrent programming language developed by Google. Go is an attempt to combine the ease of programming of an inter…

Quadratic equation: Oz is a strongly typed language, so all type conversions have to be done explicitly. Coefficients are converted in two steps (first t…

GNU Free Documentation License Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 0. …

Boo was created in 2003 by Rodrigo Barreto de Oliveira, in an attempt to combine Python syntax and capabilities of .NET framework. Some of the purposes s…

Paradigms A programming paradigm is a complex of concepts, principles and abstractions which define a fundamental style of programming. A paradigm can be…

abstraction: usage of high-level data types allows the programmer to think about the values as high-level entities and not as a collection of bits. The t…

Ada is a powerful modular general-purpose programming language, meant for development of reliable mission-critical software. Ada was developed in 1979-80…

Tcl (abbreviation for “Tool Command Language”) is a scripting language. It is used for rapid prototyping, writing automated testing harnesses and scripti…

CPL CPL (from Combined/Cambridge Programming Language) — programming language developed in a joint effort of Cambridge and London Universities in 1960s. …

Typing discipline: Weak Weak typing discipline is defined as the opposite of strong typing discipline, and has as many versions of meaning. Usually a wea…

writef() and writefln() writes to standard output and interpret the first argument as a format string. They are roughly analogous to C’s printf(). writefl…

D1 Links: Examples: writef() and writefln() writes to standard output and interpret the first argument as a format string. They are roughly analogous to …

Pi Pi is a dialect of Brainfuck which encodes the commands of the program as erroneous digits of Pi number. The encoding works as follows: for each comma…

C11 C11 is a standard of C programming language, also known as C1X (at development stage). Drafts of it were published in April and October 2011. It was …

C99 After ANSI C standard was accepted, the language specification stayed the same for a long time. In 1995 Normative Amendment 1 to the standard was pub…

Examples: (Example from language description) This is a recursive factorial definition (note the rec modifier which stresses this). To implement differen…

Ook! Ook! is a dialect of Brainfuck, in which one-character commands are replaced with combinations of “Ook” words pronounced with different intonation (…

j602 Examples: 1!:2 is the dyadic foreign conjunction for writing text, the left argument is the string to be written and the right argument specifies th…

In REXX, an uninitialized variable has its name in uppercase as its value; e.g. numbers = ‘NUMBERS’ Line 4: Arrays are called “stem variables”. The root …

Almost identical to Poplog Prolog example, except for the syntax of compiling a file (doesn’t have a - before file name). However, the results of executi…

Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access progopedia.ru Why have I been blocked? This website is using a security service to protect itself f…

As a child I was fascinated by detective or adventure stories in which people had to break ciphers and extract hidden messages from the most innocent-loo…

Sanscript Sanscript is a visual dataflow programming language, available via its native IDE. It was developed by Northwoods Software as a simple visual s…