Here today we presenting the unknown Computer Programming Languages you never know of that Languages . That are frequently used in the computer Programming . Actually Computer Programming languages are used to develop system programs. According to me C is the best programming language for
beginners who are interested in learning programming language. In a recent survey JAVA is the no.1 programming language. Anyway today I'm sharing about 12 Programming languages you're probably never heard of it.
beginners who are interested in learning programming language. In a recent survey JAVA is the no.1 programming language. Anyway today I'm sharing about 12 Programming languages you're probably never heard of it.
Brainf**k
Unknown Computer Programming Languages, |
Developed by : Urban mullar
File name extension : .b,bf.
Year: 1993
Befunge
Developed by : Chris Pressey
Year: 1993
Shakespeare
Developed by : Jos Aslund and Karl Hasselstrom.
Year: 1993
Jos Aslund and Karl Hasselstrom created this programming language in one night.
Whitespace
Developed by : Edwin Brady and Chris Morris
Year : Apr 1st 2003
Official website: compsoc.dur.ac.uk/whitespace
Bliss
Developed by: W.A Wulf, D.B Russel and A.N. Habermann
Year : 1970
Developer : Carnegie Mellon University
Piet
A example program of Piet, Which displays "Hello world"
Developed by: David Morgan-Mar
Check out some sample programs of Piet - dangermouse.net/esoteric/piet/samples.html
Velato
Developed by: Daniel Temkin
Year: 2009
Inform
Developed by: Graham Nelson
Year: 1993
Support's: Mac OS X, Windows, Linux others
Official website: inform7.com
Go
Developed by: Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, Ken Thompson
Developer: Google
Supports: Plan 9, Free BSD, Open BSD, Mac OS X, Windows, Linux others
File name extension: .go
Official website: golang.org
Chef
Developed by: Don woods, James M. Lyon
Year: 1972
For More: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chef_(programming_language)
OmgRofl
Developed by: Juraj Borza Year: 2006
For More: http://esolangs.org/wiki/omgrofl
Ook!
A example program of Ook! Source code for "Hello world"
Developed by: David Morgan-Mar
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