What existed before the programming language and how did it come about?

BMOneByBMOne

Hello,

I can't program, but questions about this topic still came to mind.

  1. If I understand correctly, everything we see digitally today was written in some kind of programming language, right?
  2. How did programming languages ​​come about? Aren't they just written programs?
  3. Can you summarize the development chronologically in bullet points so that you can understand how a program can emerge from nothing?

Kind regards

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halid2ud
halid2ud
7 months ago

Here is an answer to your question:

1. Yes, all digital technology is based on code written using programming languages.

Two. Programming languages were designed to convert human instructions into commands that can be understood by machines.

3. Historical sequence:

– 1940s: Introduction of machine language

– 1950s: Assembler language

– 1957: Introduction of the first higher programming language (FORTRAN)

– 1960s to 1980s: development of languages such as C, C++, as well as object-oriented approaches

– Since the 1990s until today: use of modern languages such as Java and Python with new paradigms.

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verreisterNutzer
verreisterNutzer
7 months ago

There were only machine language before. these are the 0 and 1

and before that there were only electric bats that represented the 0 and 1.

Is still the basic stone, but now we can achieve all this more easily through the programming languages instead of sending current signals themselves or tap 01001010010101010101010101010 🙂

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PotatoInMyAss
PotatoInMyAss
7 months ago

There were only binary codes in the past. After that, I believe assembler and only after that the programming languages that we know today were created.

Programming languages are not programs, but a logic of how the computer should use the written

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Krabat693
Krabat693
7 months ago

If I understand it, everything we see digitally today has been written with any programming language, right?

All that your computer can have programmed at some point.

How did programming languages originate, aren’t they just written programs?

Jein…

Modern higher programming languages consist of a set of humane instructions, which are then translated by your computer into machine-readable instructions.

You can also program directly in machine-readable instructions. This is extremely complicated, especially for more complex programs, but allows for example to optimize the program code very well on the device.

Is it possible to chronologically summarize the formation in the punctures, so that one understands how nothing a program can be created?

If you are very interested in this, Ben Eater has a great video series on Youtube.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLowKtXNTBypFbtuVXNR0z1mu7dp7eH&si=UHxfkEduwzd137zl

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