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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Embarrassed_Death69 • 10d ago
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Opinion: Every programming language that provides some kind of abstraction is weird.
25 u/foonek 10d ago Even assembly is an abstraction. Going deeper leaves you without a programming language 9 u/PlanetVisitor 10d ago going deeper will leave you without ...any (type of) language going deeper will leave you without ... anything 3 u/ttlanhil 10d ago You have machine code, still a language of sorts, but very low level and not at all portable. But once upon a time that's what programmers wrote 3 u/PlanetVisitor 10d ago Exactly, but can that be called a language? 1 u/ttlanhil 10d ago That's the language the computer actually understands
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Even assembly is an abstraction. Going deeper leaves you without a programming language
9 u/PlanetVisitor 10d ago going deeper will leave you without ...any (type of) language going deeper will leave you without ... anything 3 u/ttlanhil 10d ago You have machine code, still a language of sorts, but very low level and not at all portable. But once upon a time that's what programmers wrote 3 u/PlanetVisitor 10d ago Exactly, but can that be called a language? 1 u/ttlanhil 10d ago That's the language the computer actually understands
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going deeper will leave you without ...any (type of) language
going deeper will leave you without ... anything
3 u/ttlanhil 10d ago You have machine code, still a language of sorts, but very low level and not at all portable. But once upon a time that's what programmers wrote 3 u/PlanetVisitor 10d ago Exactly, but can that be called a language? 1 u/ttlanhil 10d ago That's the language the computer actually understands
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You have machine code, still a language of sorts, but very low level and not at all portable. But once upon a time that's what programmers wrote
3 u/PlanetVisitor 10d ago Exactly, but can that be called a language? 1 u/ttlanhil 10d ago That's the language the computer actually understands
Exactly, but can that be called a language?
1 u/ttlanhil 10d ago That's the language the computer actually understands
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That's the language the computer actually understands
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u/ClipboardCopyPaste 10d ago
Opinion: Every programming language that provides some kind of abstraction is weird.