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Invisible escreveu:
> On 05/11/2010 03:33 PM, nemesis wrote:
> "Bash is a type of Shell Script. Shell scripting languages are mostly
> intended for automating system tasks, as opposed to offering truly
> dynamic programming abilities."
that's ok.
> "Forth is a Stack Computing Language. Basically the language represents
> two virtual stacks to accomplish algorithms."
that is quite about it, too.
> "Java is one of the first truly object oriented languages."
that is lame.
> "PHP is a hypertext preprocessor."
that is true. They could add that it is really a severely limited Perl
with an annoying preprocessor builtin.
> "Perl is a command line language similar to C, and Shell Script."
that is quite bad. Perl is more like a portable Unix shell, sed, awk
and grep and all included...
> "Ruby is a multi-paradigm language with syntax similar to Perl. It is
> often compared to Java in as much as both languages borrow
> object-oriented syntax pioneered by small talk."
that is quite lame too. Ruby's main influences are indeed Smalltalk and
Perl, with a few influences from Scheme Lisp...
> "Tcl, like Perl, and other scripting languages, is an interpreted
> scripting language designed mostly for console use. It is extensible
> through high level languages like Java."
jesus!
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