Is there a common vocabulary for all programming languages? -
It is really upset that each programming language has its own vocabulary for example, in Java
if ... {}
So far in the Bash script we have
if ... then ... by using the fi # "Fi" is so crazy for me
It would be great if all programming languages share the same vocabulary, language designers could then define the underlying words. I wonder if any efforts were made to make such a terminology?
Good, one IBM product, Visual Age Generator, which was the common language, then from CNX to COLL's C to the mainframe There was something 'compiled' to do. I think that this is now out of service well and other such efforts can be made that do not instantly come to mind in spring.
However, the whole thing to be different words is that languages are different, otherwise there will be no reason to select Java on Cobol or Ruby on BOPL.
and fi
was an superb idea. The parser was made easy to create a different closing word for each construct and more error investigation was allowed. In other words, if
was in fi
, case
was do
instead of done
instead of od
: -)
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