The first thing that caught my
attention is the fact that to be a polyglot programmer we need to know several
forms to do something. Also, at first I read the quote "Every programmer
knows there is one true programming language. A new one every week"(Hayes,
Brian. 2006). and, it caught my attention because this means that we must know
every language as programmers.
I didn´t know that there is a list with 2,500 programming languages, I
never imagine that there are too many languages and of course I didn´t believe
that are more than 8,500. What is more important, the languages are not the
same between them they all try to improve something and be different on a
certain area. But the truth is that we don´t have a language considered the
best, just because we don´t know the best notation.
Something interesting is the fact that if you program a solution on a
specific programming language, you should have the same answer on another programming
language solution. Also, I didn´t know that programming languages are
classified in four families.
If we explore the four categories we will see they are not similar
between categories and we can see it better seeing them as low and high-level
programming languages. Low level languages work with addresses in memory and
input and output devices, while high level works with insulating layer of
abstraction. So, we can analyze this information and get the conclusion that
every programming language has its own advantages and they can be used in
different areas of application because of its characteristics.
In my opinion, every programming language has its own advantages and its
own synaxis. But with every language you can find a solution, obviously in some
languages, the solution will be shorter or faster than in others. We can choose
a language from the 8,500 existing languages but we must fill comfortable with
it, the important thing is that we can learn a lot of programming languages and
still having a favorite one. It´s up to the programmer
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