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I have read that several programming languages, listed below are considered "typeless": Forth Brainfuck B MUMPS BLISS Lucid BCPL I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that...
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- I have read that several programming languages, listed below are considered "typeless":
- * Forth
- * Brainfuck
- * B
- * MUMPS
- * BLISS
- * Lucid
- * BCPL
I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack _a type_, rather, they lack a _type system_;- They do have one type which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript).
- I have read that several programming languages, listed below are considered "typeless":
- * Forth
- * Brainfuck
- * B
- * MUMPS
- * BLISS
- * Lucid
- * BCPL
- I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack _a type_, rather, they lack a _type system_;<br>
- They do have one type which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript).
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- I have read that several programming languages, listed below are considered "typeless":
- * Forth
- * Brainfuck
- * B
- * MUMPS
- * BLISS
- * Lucid
- * BCPL
I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack a type, rather, they lack a type system; they have **one type** which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript).
- I have read that several programming languages, listed below are considered "typeless":
- * Forth
- * Brainfuck
- * B
- * MUMPS
- * BLISS
- * Lucid
- * BCPL
- I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack _a type_, rather, they lack a _type system_;
- They do have one type which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript).
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Alexei
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2021-04-23T15:40:40Z (almost 3 years ago)
Made the title a little bit clear
Do typeless programming languages really exist?
- What is a typeless programming language?
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- I have read that several programming languages, listed below are considered "typeless":
- * Forth
- * Brainfuck
- * B
- * MUMPS
- * BLISS
- * Lucid
- * BCPL
I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack a type, rather, they lack a type system; they have **one type** which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript).Do typeless programming languages really exist?
- I have read that several programming languages, listed below are considered "typeless":
- * Forth
- * Brainfuck
- * B
- * MUMPS
- * BLISS
- * Lucid
- * BCPL
- I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack a type, rather, they lack a type system; they have **one type** which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript).
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I have read that several programming languages, listed below are typeless:- * Forth
- * Brainfuck
- * B
- * MUMPS
- * BLISS
- * Lucid
- * BCPL
- I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack a type, rather, they lack a type system; they have **one type** which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript).
- Do typeless programming languages really exist?
- I have read that several programming languages, listed below are considered "typeless":
- * Forth
- * Brainfuck
- * B
- * MUMPS
- * BLISS
- * Lucid
- * BCPL
- I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack a type, rather, they lack a type system; they have **one type** which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript).
- Do typeless programming languages really exist?
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Do typeless programming languages really exist?
I have read that several programming languages, listed below are typeless: * Forth * Brainfuck * B * MUMPS * BLISS * Lucid * BCPL I have shared this data with a programmer who clued that such languages don't lack a type, rather, they lack a type system; they have **one type** which is _byte size per ASCII character_ with which one could create data types (I guess he meant --- as we know them from say, JavaScript). Do typeless programming languages really exist?