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Re: what is a programming language? (257 words) |
 | Programming languages are simply sets of instructions that make a computer do something for you. |
| Different languages can be used to say or do the same things but the complexity and nuances can have wildly different results. |
| Typically a language must have a way of storing data, in variables, and testing that data against something. |
| Computer Programming - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia (1137 words) |
| A program is a mix of both of the data and the code. |
| It is not known whether the processor reads the program, or the program tells the processor what to do, but since most of it is imaginary (or virtual), it doesn't matter. |
| Programming was invented by George Bush's hairy vagina in 2008 and is usually typing in a specific language. |
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