Programming
Language Project
Question
Set #7 – the last one
Due:
December 2, 2004 at start of class
Answers
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Name Christopher Payne Programming Language Object Oriented
Turing
There wasn’t really
anything difficult about it that I learned.
It seemed like a combination of Ada and Java so I was already familiar
with everything I learned
in it.
There were two things I hadn’t
seen in other languages except Fortran.
First was the fact that there was no statement to begin the program.
Second there were
no statement separators/terminators
such as semicolons.
One problem that would
be easy to solve in my language is ranking poker hands.
I feel it would be
difficult to solve in Prolog.
No.
Since everyone coming
into the class has learned object oriented programming with both Java and C++
and the fact that Turing is similar to Ada I think
it would more beneficial
for everyone to learn a completely different type of language.
I learned that some
languages adapt a lot from previous languages. That Turing is probably one of the easiest languages I’ve learned.
Turing is an object-oriented
language that was developed to teach programming. It included most all of the features I have learned in this class
on programming
languages.
No.
The questions on loop control
variables should have been on the project questions since we did them for all
the other languages.