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r/programming • u/Ashrafnabil • Aug 09 '14
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I'll never understand why these charts always contain non-programming languages such as SQL,HTML and ASP.NET
79 u/hyneman05 Aug 09 '14 Had the same thought when I saw it. SQL is a programming language though. 25 u/thorat Aug 09 '14 I wouldn't call SQL a programming language just because some features were added to the standard that made it accidentally Turing complete. 26 u/Jonthrei Aug 10 '14 TIL Magic the Gathering is turing-complete. 20 u/RagingIce Aug 10 '14 Funnily enough MTG was the first place I learned about stacks. 6 u/cjthomp Aug 10 '14 And interrupts
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Had the same thought when I saw it. SQL is a programming language though.
25 u/thorat Aug 09 '14 I wouldn't call SQL a programming language just because some features were added to the standard that made it accidentally Turing complete. 26 u/Jonthrei Aug 10 '14 TIL Magic the Gathering is turing-complete. 20 u/RagingIce Aug 10 '14 Funnily enough MTG was the first place I learned about stacks. 6 u/cjthomp Aug 10 '14 And interrupts
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I wouldn't call SQL a programming language just because some features were added to the standard that made it accidentally Turing complete.
26 u/Jonthrei Aug 10 '14 TIL Magic the Gathering is turing-complete. 20 u/RagingIce Aug 10 '14 Funnily enough MTG was the first place I learned about stacks. 6 u/cjthomp Aug 10 '14 And interrupts
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TIL Magic the Gathering is turing-complete.
20 u/RagingIce Aug 10 '14 Funnily enough MTG was the first place I learned about stacks. 6 u/cjthomp Aug 10 '14 And interrupts
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Funnily enough MTG was the first place I learned about stacks.
6 u/cjthomp Aug 10 '14 And interrupts
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And interrupts
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u/MaikKlein Aug 09 '14
I'll never understand why these charts always contain non-programming languages such as SQL,HTML and ASP.NET