Comment by yawaramin 2 months ago What is your definition of 'programming language'? 3 comments yawaramin Reply lateforwork 2 months ago It should have arrays, and loops and conditionals. Izkata 2 months ago Slightly simplistic: table rows cover arrays, recursive CTEs cover loops, and JOIN/WHERE cover conditionals. yawaramin 1 month ago OK. My definition is that it should be able to add two integers together and give you a result somehow. So in SQL: select 1+1; -- Result: 2 In HTML: not possible.That's the key difference.
lateforwork 2 months ago It should have arrays, and loops and conditionals. Izkata 2 months ago Slightly simplistic: table rows cover arrays, recursive CTEs cover loops, and JOIN/WHERE cover conditionals. yawaramin 1 month ago OK. My definition is that it should be able to add two integers together and give you a result somehow. So in SQL: select 1+1; -- Result: 2 In HTML: not possible.That's the key difference.
Izkata 2 months ago Slightly simplistic: table rows cover arrays, recursive CTEs cover loops, and JOIN/WHERE cover conditionals.
yawaramin 1 month ago OK. My definition is that it should be able to add two integers together and give you a result somehow. So in SQL: select 1+1; -- Result: 2 In HTML: not possible.That's the key difference.
It should have arrays, and loops and conditionals.
Slightly simplistic: table rows cover arrays, recursive CTEs cover loops, and JOIN/WHERE cover conditionals.
OK. My definition is that it should be able to add two integers together and give you a result somehow. So in SQL:
In HTML: not possible.
That's the key difference.