ignoring features and usability, which language has the most aesthetically pleasing syntax?
Ignoring features and usability, which language has the most aesthetically pleasing syntax?
Adam Stewart
Juan Sanders
Ruby
Joseph Thomas
Korean
Michael James
FORTH
Brody Stewart
arabic
Eli Nelson
unironically asm
Hudson Flores
Haskell. I'd be even better if 'if' was a function too and not a keyword.
Jordan Edwards
Perl
Juan Watson
Samuel Peterson
((()))
Aaron Evans
Go
Grayson Watson
ColorForth
Colton Brown
Basically this
Grayson Thomas
Python.
Lucas Flores
Gabriel Rogers
The C++ Programming Language
Michael Hernandez
C#
Luke Cox
Prolog
domains
disease,indication = symbol
Patient,name = string
predicates
hypothesis(string,disease)
symptom(name,indication)
response(char)
go
clauses
go :-
write("What is the patient's name? "),
readln(Patient),
hypothesis(Patient,Disease),
write(Patient,"probably has ",Disease,"."),nl.
go :-
write("Sorry, I don't seem to be able to"),nl,
write("diagnose the disease."),nl.
symptom(Patient,fever) :-
write("Does ",Patient," have a fever (y/n) ?"),
response(Reply),
Reply='y'.
symptom(Patient,rash) :-
write("Does ",Patient," have a rash (y/n) ?"),
response(Reply),
Reply='y'.
Levi Peterson
C++
Luis Murphy
Was going to say this.
Jayden Gutierrez
Lisp, at least on a grammatical and syntactic level. Actual written Lisp usually looks anything inbetween tolerable and outright horrible.
Christopher Harris
Absolutely based
Gabriel Mitchell
that's a vagina, user
Gavin Young
unlambda
Aiden Nelson
Dominic Brown
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Jason Parker
>Often can't tell the difference between letters and accents
Thanks I'll take a language that wasn't changed to make a book more readable
Ethan Edwards
The calligraphy looks cool at least
Caleb Jones
Tie between Lisp and Forth.
Matthew Morris
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