Looking at the comments I can see examples of people I’ve worked with in the IT industry for years. Arrogantly passionate rude nerds who like point out why they’re the best programmers. The type that respond on stack exchange with, “Why would you want to do that?” Instead of offering real advice.
You really don't know that language's like Cobol, fortran, RPG were use for business in the 60's and 70's and there use was very common.... some of them were the bases for new computer language that we have today.... basic was one of the easy ones in the 80's..... today we use all dose codes...but some were born whit dose language's on there core.... Cobol is use today on some government and business. Yes is old and you don't have many programmers that know Cobol....the ones that know it and work whit it are dead or retired and college's are not giving those old computer language's ... only in some occasion's and whit limited space ( for basic Cobol and not advance Cobol )....yes is old and it has no wifi ( so you don't hacked with wi-fi you have to fiscally conet to it via cable and normally that's inside the facility ).... good luck with your haking it will not be easy.... even wen is connected to the internet via a servers and all those firewalls......so don't think dose old computer language's are not useful because you're rong my friend
And APL created in the 1960's was the first "almost write only" language as most could not decipher what a program did easily. Coders produced very small source code which did sometimes very complex work.
@@ParthMahadik-k5oit's not a programming language!! You can't code anything. You can design a layout with no functionality. I don't know yow you consider it a programming language when you literally can't program anything in it. Can you do loops in HTML? Can you set variables? Can you make functions? No. It is just a constant layout, with no functionality.
although some of the languages you did the following for, i would have like to heard examples of what is made with each that the general public would know about or make sense of
There is a lot more of closed source programming languages. A lot of them aren't known to the public tho. That's how they keep their code private. Mostly buisness and data analysis ones. Also, iirc there are database languages specific of Microsoft servers.
Everyone is talking about how html isn’t a programming language (it’s not Turing complete). What no one is talking about is that CSS isn’t either, but both together *is* Turing complete, and both combined is thus a programming language.
Did I ever tell you about the time I was called in to fix a bug in an app that used every language in this video?? Turns out some dude before me changed a 1 to a 0, and it took me 3 months to find it and change it back.
Either that is a lie or you went to hell and back. What the fuck. No point in using two, imagine using more. Do you have even the slightest proof? I would love to see it
Finally someone said it! It didn’t even mention Assembly or Fortran (that’s before C) language either. Or even Plex. It’s a bad vid for its misrepresentation and use of the damn robot voice.😂
@@jordanjackson6151there are so many programming languages it is almost pointless to mention them beyond a certain point. While i do agree that not mentioning assembly is not that great since it represents one of the extremes, fortran is still too niche for the current times to care about over many others
to put it simply C was the first programming language and explained how everything worked under the hood and if you take Harvard's CS50 course they explain what each component does
it is as a programming language because first it was assembly before that it was just binary going back to the 1990s when the first computer was invented it had the human insert certain instructions for the machine to compute the desired results from the human afterwards. Then c language was created few years after and everything from there all other programming languages got their syntax
@@TimeLords910What are you talking about? I was programming in Basic in high school in the 1970’s. Got an Apple II+ in 1980 and programmed at home… way before C. We’ve had programming languages since the 50’s.
Im on a quest to learn and become atleast intermediate in 4 languages,python, JavaScript,css,and HTML, I've succeeded with python,havent yet started wuth html or css,and having trouble with JavaScript
@@thepuppetqueen57fr if you're not starting to program in Z80 Assembly with brainfuck syntax and malbolge logic then you're not actually programming fr
@Mr.PiwPiew you would say that. but when I was younger (6 || 8), I got a book on the python programming language and I tried to learn it but I was too dumb to learn the concepts and could only do print statements Now I'm learning C++ as my first language.
A lot of it is right, some of it isn't, but calling JavaScript a programming language instead of the figment of sick brains is bold. And anyway: any programming language that has no functional elements is simply not a programming language. 😁
@@Mr.PiwPiew I've already said the most important thing: Javascript has destroyed the knowledge-based WWW, so you shouldn't encourage anyone to continue using it. Use Hugo and be happy to get a clean WWW back. For security reasons, C/C++ should no longer be used these days if possible. So for me it's more about the choice than about technical errors.
4:50 A note about Rust. While many don't consider Rust as a successor to C++, it is definitely viewed as a better alternative to C++ for most use-cases.
C++ has a better control on a program than Rust that's why they still pick C++ as their programming choice. As the video says it' an enhanced version of C adding more functions that C has never had.
I think you're a few hundred short. You really should have Lisp and Prolog as they are foundational languages in their domains. Smalltalk too. And they're currently in use with free implementations.
"Why isn't mentioned?". Because there's a lot of programming languages, and the number is only increasing. These are just the ones most commonly encountered in the industry. For various reasons the most used languages tend to get the most criticism. Languages such as C++, Java, PHP, Perl and JavaScript have all attracted their fair share of haters. Some of the criticism is justified, but if Gleam or Elixir or Haskell (or whatever favorite exotic language you have) had a similar amount of usage, they too would receive a lot of flak.
@@pyromancerforhire nonsense. Apart from Perl (which is very much a has-been at this point), the ones I mentioned are all solidly placed among the most popular (as in "widespread") languages. Haskell, while I'm sure it's nice and all, is by comparison relatively niche.
wHeReZ qBaSiC?!?!? Muh first language wasn't included THIS IS A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY 😭 -what people here complaining about Fortran sound like. There's hundreds if not thousands of different programming languages!
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"HTML is a simple programming language" bro just triggered every programmer in a mile radius with that line
CSS would have been arguable to be a programming language, but HTML absolutely not
HTML is not a programming language, it's an XML based markup language used to build webpages.
yeah, i mentioned that in the video
@@Mr.PiwPiew Sorry I'm being pedantic over calling a markup language a programming language.
@@Mr.PiwPiew No, you said "HTML is a simple programming language" at 4:15, which is false.
@@xamidi oh, i thought i mentioned that it's a markup language
It's called a declarative programming language, so the creator of the video is right about it being a programming language.
You forgot to mention how Unity uses C# and how Unreal engine uses C++
and godot used c++ and c# too
@@HiNick_oand gdscript and its open source and its peak
You forgot to mention how c++ and everything else uses assembly 😏
dude he forgot to mention how google uses binary!!!
@@eshnd-1 google used c, swift, c#, java (for ui), and their own language called .go-lang
You forgot the legend, scratch
🐐GOAT
Not a programming language. More like a website for toddlers to put blocks together.
U literally cannot do anything on it
@@bitonic589 Bro it was just a joke, don't get serious.
@@beasthunterytmax3596 why would u call scratch a legend
0:42 bro skipped java💀
As he should 😂
@@KAWAZACHIbased
0 patience
1:01 bro said "wait I forgor"
Right thing to do
What i learned from the comments :
If you don't Say "Html is not Programming Language"
You will be Cursed ...
that's right, btw i'm kira ;)
@@Mr.PiwPiew i know ;)
:3
@@Mr.PiwPiewpython is better
Because it really isn't.
Looking at the comments I can see examples of people I’ve worked with in the IT industry for years. Arrogantly passionate rude nerds who like point out why they’re the best programmers. The type that respond on stack exchange with, “Why would you want to do that?” Instead of offering real advice.
I use vim btw
Yay! He counted SQL guys! We are cool now! Like the rest of em. Half /s
another day, another programming video that forgot lua
Roblox players never forget that. :P
lua isnt worth remembering
Did you use that lua exploit executor? I loved to use hacking but i stopped because i didnt like exploit anymore
@@HoarderMasterzXDAltAccount whats that
@@guyreurtt3860 give me 3 reasons why
"C is probably the oldest language" - first appeared 1972. What about COBOL (1959), Fortran (1957), Short Code (1949)? Where is BASIC? What about ASM?
you expect someone who uses an AI voice to put effort into their script?
@boycefenn i think I'll lower my expectations
You really don't know that language's like Cobol, fortran, RPG were use for business in the 60's and 70's and there use was very common.... some of them were the bases for new computer language that we have today.... basic was one of the easy ones in the 80's..... today we use all dose codes...but some were born whit dose language's on there core.... Cobol is use today on some government and business. Yes is old and you don't have many programmers that know Cobol....the ones that know it and work whit it are dead or retired and college's are not giving those old computer language's ... only in some occasion's and whit limited space ( for basic Cobol and not advance Cobol )....yes is old and it has no wifi ( so you don't hacked with wi-fi you have to fiscally conet to it via cable and normally that's inside the facility ).... good luck with your haking it will not be easy.... even wen is connected to the internet via a servers and all those firewalls......so don't think dose old computer language's are not useful because you're rong my friend
And APL created in the 1960's was the first "almost write only" language as most could not decipher what a program did easily. Coders produced very small source code which did sometimes very complex work.
@@yankee7664 who are you talking to?
3:00 why did you forget Lua , and objective C , and Pascal ?
They are examples, genius.
@@MelonMaguYT examples of what?
@@The_BassWood_Who_Cried_PancakeExamples of roots for C bro, did you watch the video?
@@MelonMaguYTse acha mais aí esperto de merda
Lua is here: ruclips.net/video/LexezRpsmRQ/видео.htmlsi=WYig16Qehhe5DkF-
All who want to be critical should produce their own videos. I enjoyed the content and found it interesting.
thx :)
Its not about quality, it a about a lie in the title.
1:01 Me in childhood didn't say Java language but Tea ☕ Language 😅😅
Really true😂
Note, this is not every programming language
This guy is goated he dosen't waste time, dosen't trash talk and always efficient you earned a new sub mate!❤
Appreciate it
It's amazing how much information is missing - like some kid cobbled together the first 3 sentences of each language's Wikipedia entry.
Very good! It’s interesting to see explanations on each one. My only complaints is HTML AND CSS ARE WHAT NOW?! 😂 and where’s Visual Basic 🥺
COBOL? Basic? VBA? Fortran? Assembler?
Pascal?
Haskell? Clojure? Scheme? Prolog? Lua? Smalltalk?
1:01 public static void main string args
true
Assembly
Pascal
Fortran
COBOL
Modula-2
RPG
LOGO
ALGOL
LISP...
...
...
Hardly every programming language
Who tf is using Assembly?
@@ViviBuchlaw
Irrelevant to whether it's a language...
...but anyone doing reverse engineering.
Snobol4!
APL!
@r.w.emersonii3501
Yeah. APL came to me later.
Those keyboards.
**Shiver**
Bro, awesome content. By the way, talk about Wolfram Language or Mathematica, those are my fav.
4:15 HTML IS NOT A LANGUAGE ITS A MARKUP LANGUAGE IT LITERALLY STANDS FOR Hyper Text Markup Language
Come on bro let html be a programming language it's easy I like it 😢
@@ParthMahadik-k5oit's a language but not necessarily a PROGRAMMING one
@@ParthMahadik-k5oit's not a programming language!! You can't code anything. You can design a layout with no functionality. I don't know yow you consider it a programming language when you literally can't program anything in it. Can you do loops in HTML? Can you set variables? Can you make functions? No. It is just a constant layout, with no functionality.
@@bitonic589 means I can't say that I learned a programming language to my parents??🥲🥲
@@ParthMahadik-k5o I agree. In recognition, I started to consider it a programming language
Highly appreciated work. A thank to give u is nothing compared to ur work.. ❤
Very Informative ❤
So nice of you
@@Mr.PiwPiew thanks
Java is not used to make operating systems. All operating systems are written in C and C++. Android provided their own runtime for Java
Android apps are made from Java if I'm not wrong in the Android Studio.
I know that, Even Microsoft used C/C++ for their operating system and Microsoft 365.
4:14 HTML IS NOT A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE ARGH ARGH ARGH
Same with css
I know it's not a programming language but I still consider it as one
That’s false. I’m an HTML programmer.
@@iamsad6366 Theres no job called html programmer, only front end developer.
@@iamsad6366how tf can you code in html
That doesn't exist
Damn this is criminally underrated, your explanations were great, keep it up
why the heck is NoSQL counted as a language
although some of the languages you did the following for, i would have like to heard examples of what is made with each that the general public would know about or make sense of
They had to rename Go to GoLang bc nobody could Google questions for a language called “go” 😂
Bro there is C. And there was B. And there is R. Google made go, and google is where people go search things. That's not the reason
Why have you said that R is an open source? The only closed source programming language is Matlab
There is a lot more of closed source programming languages. A lot of them aren't known to the public tho. That's how they keep their code private. Mostly buisness and data analysis ones.
Also, iirc there are database languages specific of Microsoft servers.
Forgot COBOL and FORTRAN and BASIC which, though ancient, are still very widely used.
Everyone is talking about how html isn’t a programming language (it’s not Turing complete).
What no one is talking about is that CSS isn’t either, but both together *is* Turing complete, and both combined is thus a programming language.
And with javascript.
Huh. Surprised Lua isnt in here.
You forgot the king.👑
nim, it's logo is a crown.
The language that be able compile to executable, asm, C/C++, and JS :V
Nim, my second favorit programming language ❤
@@blaisepascal3905 but it's still really difficult when you migrate from python or js to nim
You should talk about where the language is garbage collected, static typed or dynamic, and their performance, thanks, nice video btw
Did I ever tell you about the time I was called in to fix a bug in an app that used every language in this video??
Turns out some dude before me changed a 1 to a 0, and it took me 3 months to find it and change it back.
Either that is a lie or you went to hell and back. What the fuck. No point in using two, imagine using more. Do you have even the slightest proof? I would love to see it
Bro included HTML and CSS, which aren't even programming languages, but forgot legends like Haskell, Fortran, F#, Cobol etc.
And Algol...
HOW IS THIS CHANNEL SO UNDERRATED
GUYS WAKE UP
There're also some app fev language like Flatter, but still a nice introduction video
Next time, do some architecture softwares pls omg i love ur channel
html is not a proggraming language
Me waiting Lua to appear: 🙂
Finally someone said it! It didn’t even mention Assembly or Fortran (that’s before C) language either. Or even Plex. It’s a bad vid for its misrepresentation and use of the damn robot voice.😂
@@jordanjackson6151this is a RUclips video, not a history class
@@jordanjackson6151there are so many programming languages it is almost pointless to mention them beyond a certain point. While i do agree that not mentioning assembly is not that great since it represents one of the extremes, fortran is still too niche for the current times to care about over many others
Ah you are a Roblox game developer I see. 😅
@@An_ony_mous Never played Roblox actually
to put it simply C was the first programming language and explained how everything worked under the hood and if you take Harvard's CS50 course they explain what each component does
C was not the first programming language. Not even close to first. There were many programming languages before C.
You must be fairly young…
it is as a programming language because first it was assembly before that it was just binary going back to the 1990s when the first computer was invented it had the human insert certain instructions for the machine to compute the desired results from the human afterwards. Then c language was created few years after and everything from there all other programming languages got their syntax
@@karagi101 He's trying to make a joke (i think...).
@@TimeLords910What are you talking about? I was programming in Basic in high school in the 1970’s. Got an Apple II+ in 1980 and programmed at home… way before C. We’ve had programming languages since the 50’s.
@@PeterReefmanI don’t think so. I think he’s just clueless.
So Many missing.... Cobol, lisp, rpg occam, algol, prolog, pascal, fortran, ada ..... and so on
Remember REXX? And AWK? And SED? And in the IBM mainframe world, Assembler H? And AdPac?
So, you would say that Bash is not among top 20 most important programming languages?
What u think about Lua
Where is assembly man? My fav language
In hell
Nobody seems to program in machine language anymore!
@r.w.emersonii3501 hackers:
Definitions are getting longer and longer. High level general purpose interpereted strong statically dynamic programming language.
hahaha, i know it's not important but, it's helpful for those who are new in programming
RIP Ada. Not even mentioned.
you also forgot to mention assembly, c, c++, basic, fortran, .........
Im on a quest to learn and become atleast intermediate in 4 languages,python, JavaScript,css,and HTML, I've succeeded with python,havent yet started wuth html or css,and having trouble with JavaScript
Learn html first. Without it javascript has no use case whatsover
You missed Julia. Predominantly used in scicomp today among researchers besides Python and R.
whered assembly go
Cobalt?
The AI produced some hiccups. But quite good use of it.
Elixir and Erlang for my OWN future killer apps
FORTRAN, Pascal, Basic ...?
As a developer with a friend from the 60s, I am offended you did not add Fortran and assembly
what about FORTRAN, Pascal, Ada, PLI, etc?
Lua not mentioned☝️🌚
how did you forget lua?
Is there a programming language for people with only two braincells like me?
hahaha, just start learning, python is easy even kids can learn it
@@Mr.PiwPiew aight might give it a shot
For that I would use malbolge
@@thepuppetqueen57fr if you're not starting to program in Z80 Assembly with brainfuck syntax and malbolge logic then you're not actually programming fr
@Mr.PiwPiew you would say that. but when I was younger (6 || 8), I got a book on the python programming language and I tried to learn it but I was too dumb to learn the concepts and could only do print statements
Now I'm learning C++ as my first language.
Define "Every"
3:34 "and transpiles" and then you cut off....
The end of the sentence is "to JavaScript" btw
What ever happened to FORTRAN?
python and readability in the same sentence drives me mad
Bro forgot lua
A lot of it is right, some of it isn't, but calling JavaScript a programming language instead of the figment of sick brains is bold. And anyway: any programming language that has no functional elements is simply not a programming language. 😁
"some of it isn't", really, i hope to know what is wrong
@@Mr.PiwPiew
I've already said the most important thing: Javascript has destroyed the knowledge-based WWW, so you shouldn't encourage anyone to continue using it.
Use Hugo and be happy to get a clean WWW back.
For security reasons, C/C++ should no longer be used these days if possible.
So for me it's more about the choice than about technical errors.
yeah, i got you, but i made this video for people just to know about programming languages. i'll try to fix things like that in next videos.
@@Mr.PiwPiew
Maybe... hopefully they read comments...
I sometimes think, "oh ok, javascript has some nice features" for a minute or two before it reminds me it's a mess.
scratch?
html is my favourite programing language
WHERE IS LUA????? 😢
basically "let me google that for you"
Just missing every Lisp based language I see.
pretty solid video. Keep it up mate
thanks, mate
where tf is c
"javascript is used to build web browsers"
You missed Lua
You forgot about dart
you forgot assembly!
Assembler
Where is my best friend, the only coding language I can speak LUA where is he? 0:00
Fortran?
0:42 Java is so bad that bro skipped to Go lol
python is like a turtle
strong but slow
Hey!!! You didn't mention [insert obscure scripting language here]
You forgot Fortran
Wheres brainfudge
2:52
"C wäöors"
Nice work, the video is clear and pretty exhaustive
Thanks a lot!
4:50 A note about Rust.
While many don't consider Rust as a successor to C++, it is definitely viewed as a better alternative to C++ for most use-cases.
C++ has a better control on a program than Rust that's why they still pick C++ as their programming choice. As the video says it' an enhanced version of C adding more functions that C has never had.
@@haeveen8255 Can you be more precise about "better control on a program"?
C++ having more features is not the flex you think it is
Was using Rust with a large scale 3D printer R&D project; found it very frustrating to use and did not work well wih PLC's.
You talked about HTML which is not a programming language and u forgot Dart
Well done
Hope to see more videos like this
actually, my channel is full of these videos ;)
I think you're a few hundred short. You really should have Lisp and Prolog as they are foundational languages in their domains. Smalltalk too. And they're currently in use with free implementations.
"Why isn't mentioned?". Because there's a lot of programming languages, and the number is only increasing. These are just the ones most commonly encountered in the industry. For various reasons the most used languages tend to get the most criticism. Languages such as C++, Java, PHP, Perl and JavaScript have all attracted their fair share of haters. Some of the criticism is justified, but if Gleam or Elixir or Haskell (or whatever favorite exotic language you have) had a similar amount of usage, they too would receive a lot of flak.
Most of the ones you mentioned are getting hate while not being popular. I find it funny. Love haskell btw
@@pyromancerforhire nonsense. Apart from Perl (which is very much a has-been at this point), the ones I mentioned are all solidly placed among the most popular (as in "widespread") languages. Haskell, while I'm sure it's nice and all, is by comparison relatively niche.
@dschledermann I was not talking about the first ones mate. I was talking about haskell and elixir. Both hated, both unpopular
@@pyromancerforhire sorry about that. Well, I know one person who codes in Haskell. He's absolutely crazy about it.
wHeReZ qBaSiC?!?!? Muh first language wasn't included THIS IS A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY 😭
-what people here complaining about Fortran sound like. There's hundreds if not thousands of different programming languages!
You miss NIM language
asm?
I never hear many videos mentioning Haxe
What about Haskell?
XML?