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Actually, this used to be the norm, back in the day. The Algol 68 standard, for example, is language-independent, i.e. it admits representation of code in any n
by Koshkin 6y ago
Actually, this used to be the norm, back in the day. The Algol 68 standard, for example, is language-independent, i.e. it admits representation of code in any natural language.