gt8ost4l

programming languages are used to make almost everything on the net is there a way to create a new programming language it would be cool i thought of a good name sapphire does anybody know how

OpenLoop

Oh wow, I'm not even sure where to start on this. It's nice that you have a name for it, but it's not as easy as you imagine. Google 'Lexical analyzer', which is large part of creating a programming language, to get a feel for it.
Why would you want to create a new language anyway? Have you mastered all existing ones and decided that none fit your needs? People who create new programming languages usually have years of experience in the field.

gt8ost4l

for it could have something else that the other languages dont have and it worth the reading i would read as much as i can

King

Maybe you should work on the English language before learning/creating a computer language.

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gt8ost4l

wow how the hell do i need to learn english you crack head just because i shorten my sentences seriously lay of the drugs kid and stop wastin other peoples time

Jabo

Is that Irony I smell?

BTW, you don't shorten your sentences; you run them altogether making one huge sentence out of a paragraph or two.

lectricpharaoh

People are a lot smarter than computers. They can see some stupid shit that someone wrote, see it doesn't make sense, and mentally fill in the blanks and/or correct mistakes to figure out what the person meant, or at least likely meant.

Computers, on the other hand, tend not to do this. If you're writing a program, and you misspell things or 'shorten' them just because it's too much typing, the compiler won't have a clue what you're trying to say. If you want to write your own compiler (sorry, 'programming language'), you will need to be even more vigilant about correct spelling and grammar. Though the rules of programming languages are for the most part different than natural languages, they are no less strict. In fact, in almost all cases, they are much more strict. If you can't understand this, you're not going to have any success in programming, period.

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titaniumdecoy

It also gives others the impression that you are about 13 years old...

MiKuS

i don't know, gt8ost4l.

are you mathematician? what languages do you already know? If you don't know already the fundamental concepts of programming i'd suggest learning them before designing a language; otherwise you might find it would be like trying write a japanese dictionary.

lectricpharaoh

And without any knowledge of Japanese, at that.

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