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I was going through some old bookmarks and I came across this. It's a collection of online interpreters for an impressive set of programming languages. The webs
by inetsee 6y ago
I was going through some old bookmarks and I came across this. It's a collection of online interpreters for an impressive set of programming languages. The website says that there are "260 practical and 420 recreational programming languages, for a total of 681 languages."
There are some odd omissions: ALGOL-68 is included, but ALGOL is missing. Pascal and Oberon are there, but none of the Modulas.
Some of the more "interesting" (to me, at least) programming language names include "Bitwise Fuckery, Hodor, Lean Mean Bean Machine, Pyramid Scheme, and Bitwise Cyclic Tag But Way Worse".