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What are you asking about? Intentionally complex but relatively single-paradigm programming languages (e.g. PL/I, Ada, C++, the scripting language in Mathematic
by HelloNurse 5y ago
What are you asking about? Intentionally complex but relatively single-paradigm programming languages (e.g. PL/I, Ada, C++, the scripting language in Mathematica)? Flexible languages that can bend to support multiple paradigms (e.g. LISP, Forth)? Virtual machines that can run anything you compile for them but give up defining a single programming language?
- Axeryon 5y agoMaybe Lisp and Forth are closer to what I mean, but it should also have a more solid type system and allow for a high level of abstraction and static checks by the compiler