Scratch

GameHutSoftware · 2011-12-14 21:41:49

i know scratch is written in squeak
but what about others like c++
do people just type binary into their computer until they get results
i doubt it

CheeseMunchy · 2011-12-14 21:42:28

Its hard to explain. tongue

456bingo123 · 2011-12-14 21:43:11

CheeseMunchy wrote:
Its hard to explain.

Try it. Could anyone make a programming langue?

CheeseMunchy · 2011-12-14 21:47:44

456bingo123 wrote:
CheeseMunchy wrote:
Its hard to explain.
Try it. Could anyone make a programming langue?

Yes of course.

veggieman001 · 2011-12-14 21:48:37

Assembly, but you can write programming languages in any language. For example, Processing is written (and compiles with) Java.

sku2000 · 2011-12-14 22:01:18

Doesn't this belong in AT?
Edit: w00t! 400th post!!!

Last edited by sku2000 (2011-12-14 22:01:56)

Necromaster · 2011-12-14 22:02:30

Some use assembly

veggieman001 · 2011-12-14 22:05:00

sku2000 wrote:
Doesn't this belong in AT?
Edit: w00t! 400th post!!!

Not really. There's a pretty thick and blurry grey line.

demosthenes · 2011-12-14 22:10:30

There are certain "levels" to programming languages. There are "high level" and "low level" programming languages. A high level programming language makes it simple for the end user to read, understand, and write code. Scratch is an example of a very high level programming language. Low level languages are difficult to understand, and some require memorization of machine codes to use. The two lowest level languages are Machine Code and Assembly. The lowest being machine code. Most programming languages similar to C are written in Assembly.

what-the · 2011-12-14 22:12:39

Basicly they write a programming languages with either a written one (generally easier) or with assembly. It would be almost impossible to program in binary. Assembly associates worlds, letters and other things with the corresponding binary code to control things.

Assemblys goes a bit like this (Not exactly like this though)

Add Register 2, Register 2, 1
Which would be
x = x + 1, x += 1, x++

veggieman001 · 2011-12-14 22:18:07

I think it's funny when programming languages are intentionally extremely low-level, like brain**** which has 8 commands: > < + - . , [ ]

rabbit1131 · 2011-12-14 22:21:52

veggieman001 wrote:
I think it's funny when programming languages are intentionally extremely low-level, like brain**** which has 8 commands: > < + - . , [ ]

DOOOOD! You and GamesHutSoftware posted at the same second! Just in different topics!

veggieman001 · 2011-12-14 22:23:24

rabbit1131 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
I think it's funny when programming languages are intentionally extremely low-level, like brain**** which has 8 commands: > < + - . , [ ]
DOOOOD! You and GamesHutSoftware posted at the same second! Just in different topics!

omG!!!!!

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