Category:Programming languages

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Programming languages are special languages, designed and formalized as an interface between a human (programmer) and the computer. They are needed because computers cannot process real-world data as-is, since they only work with binary data.

The programming language is translated to a computer-readable form, either during execution by interpreting or just-in-time compiling them, or before execution, by conventional compilation.

This category refers to these programming language, regardless of their type and the paradigm they follow.

Subcategories

There are 6 subcategories to this category.

A

• Ada programming language
• Assembly languages

B

• BASIC programming language

E

• Educational programming languages
• Esoteric programming languages

P

• Perl

Articles in category "Programming languages"

There are 8 articles in this category.

A ABC programming language Assembly language

C C library H High Level Assembly L Lisp programming language

P Perl Pico programming language S Scheme programming language