Can anyone please list all the programming languages?

Answer 1

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Just kidding, **** that. Here is a ranking of languages though and a wiki for fun.

Ranking of languages:
https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-inaex/

List of programming languages:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programming_languages

As the last person I'll speak with today, I want you to look at what your question is and who you're asking it to. Why didn't you just use a search engine and look it up yourself? Being a programmer is so much more than simply reading a programming language. Logic and problem-solving is key.

Either way, best wishes to you! Hope those links help you out.

Answer 2

I didn't expect there would be more languages like this. Thank you for your kind reply.

Answer 3

@Aly-R

For most languages, that's not required or forced, but it is an expected standards. The reasoning for that is because it keeps your code readable and organized, rather than bundled up in a mess together. When you work on your code or when you come back to your code later, you can more easily see what's going on and can see/understand the flow of the code more easily. Equally so, imagine that you're working on the code with a team of people; you'll want the code that you write (as well as them) to be as readable and organized as possible.

Overall, it just makes things cleaner, more organized, readable and easier to deal with.

To the best of my knowledge, Python is the only one that is strict about it. Strict or not, it's expected standards in the industry itself, so if you plan to get a job programming somewhere, you'll want to know how to properly format your code and utilize proper naming conventions.

Answer 4

Could someone explain to me, please, how is it that, as attributes are added, they look like parts of the staircase? I do not know if I explain myself, but that's what I do not understand yet. Why can not you just write everything and leave it aligned to the left, like when you write something in a notebook?

Answer 5

Fata1 Err0r Thank you so much for your explanation.