Best Programming Languages of 2024

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    Kaboom Reviews
    Kaboom is a Javascript-based game programming library that makes it easy to create games quickly and efficiently. A game object is the fundamental unit of an entity in a kaboom universe. Everything is a game object: the player, a butterfly or tree, and even a piece text.
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    LÖVE Reviews
    You probably already know that LOVE is a framework to create 2D games using the Lua programming language. LOVE is completely free and can be used in any kind of project, from open-source hobby projects to closed-source commercial projects. Make a minimal game by creating a folder and opening your favorite text editor. Sublime Text is an excellent text editor for all operating systems and has Lua support. Name the new file main.lua. Save the file with the following code.
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    FLooP Reviews
    FLooP was a simple recursive block-structured language that Douglas Hofstadter invented for his book Godel Escher Bach. It has a simple subroutine structure and very simple number- and boolean handling. FLooP supports unbounded loops, unlike its cousin BLooP. This allows it to have the full power of Turing machines, making it a good candidate for many undecidability theories. FLooP's syntax is quite complex but not difficult to understand. Although Hofstadter does not mention it in GEB FLooP is very similar to early exercises exploring the computational model for "Random Access Machines". You will notice the use of "CELL(0) = 2" and similar constructs. FLooP was never meant to be more than an academic exercise. However, Perl was able to implement FLooP. It is not easy to find. S - Block-structured language type.
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    Assembly Reviews
    Assembly language is a low level computer programming language that can be used to control the hardware of a computer. It is composed of symbols and words that are specific instructions for the processor. Assembly language is used to optimize programs written using higher-level languages. It can be more efficient to access memory and other resources.
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    TLA+ Reviews

    TLA+

    TLA+

    Free
    TLA+ is an advanced language for modeling systems and programs, especially those that are concurrent and distributed. It is based on the notion that simple mathematics are the best way to describe something precisely. TLA+'s tools can help eliminate fundamental design errors that are difficult to detect and costly to fix in code.
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    Silq Reviews
    Silq, a high-level quantum computing programming language with a robust static type system developed at ETH Zurich, is a new high level programming language. Silq was first published at PLDI '20.
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    Prolog Reviews
    Prolog is a logic language that is associated with artificial intelligence (AI) and computational linguistics. Prolog's roots are in first-order formal logic. Unlike many other programming languages Prolog is primarily intended as a declarative language. The program logic is expressed as relations, represented by facts and rules. The computation is started by running a query on these relations. Prolog is one of the earliest logic programming languages. It remains the most popular today, with many free and commercial implementations. The language is used for natural language processing, theorem-proving, expert systems and term rewriting. Modern Prolog environments allow for the creation of graphical interfaces as well as administrative applications and networked applications.
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    MoonScript Reviews
    MoonScript is dynamic scripting that compiles to Lua. It combines the power of a fast scripting language with a rich feature set. MoonScript can be compiled in Lua to run later, or dynamically compiled using the moonloader. It is compatible with LuaJIT and other Lua implementations, as it compiles directly into Lua code. MoonScript can be run directly from the command-line using the command-line tools, just like any other scripting language. MoonScript uses a clean syntax that is free of the usual Lua script keyword noise. It also adds table understandings, implicit returns on functions, classes and inheritance, scope management statement import & export, as well as a convenient object-creation statement called with.
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    C Reviews
    C, a programming language that was created in 1972, is still very popular and widely used today. C is a general-purpose imperative and procedural language. The C language is used to create a variety of software and applications. This includes operating systems, code compilers, databases, and many more.
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    HTML Reviews
    HTML is shorthand for HyperText Markup Language. It is the markup language used by all websites on the internet. HTML is the code websites use to create and structure their websites and web pages.
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    COBOL Reviews
    COBOL is a programming language that was created for businesses. COBOL was created in 1959 and has been in use for a longer time than other programming languages. COBOL can be used as a procedural, imperative or object-oriented programming language.
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    BASIC Reviews
    BASIC (Beginners' All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code) is a group of high-level, general-purpose programming languages that are designed to be easy to use. BASIC was initially designed to support simple mathematical operations. Matrix arithmetic was supported from its first implementation as a batch-language, and character strings were added in 1965. BASIC was born out of a larger movement towards time-sharing. Some dialects of BASIC support matrices and matrix-based operations that can be used to solve a set of simultaneous linear algebraic problems. These dialects directly supported matrix operations like assignment, addition, multiplicand (of compatible matrix types) and evaluation of a determinate. In the 1990s, BASIC's popularity declined as more powerful computers were introduced and advanced programming languages (such as Pascal or C) were made available.