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Can any programming language do every programming task?

So, this question was popped up in my mind after i tried to create a program. When i used Javascript and C# to create a program with excatly same functionallity, both approached with a different steps by steps of solving, although i coded it myself. Because i coded them with different way to function as it should without any deliberate, then i have a question sounds like above.

24th Nov 2017, 6:10 AM
Elvin Auresius
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When a language can theoretically do anything, it is referred to as "Turing complete". This means that if it were given an infinite memory and time, it could run any algorithm you wanted. You should Google "Turing complete" if you want to know more about what it really means and what language are or are not Turing complete.
24th Nov 2017, 7:39 AM
Tim W
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I don't think so that any programming language can do all the task different programming languages have different tasks......
24th Nov 2017, 8:30 AM
Viraj Shah
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google
24th Nov 2017, 6:48 AM
VcC
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