If the headline were "The Earth Is Flat", would you need to click any links to know it's false?
But yes, actually I did. And it turned out to be wrong from the start (as shown by the obviously false headline): "...but it does all that using react (not JS)." Yeah well, but since React is a framework library in JavaScript, that IS using JavaScript.
For all I know the functions in LibC could also add up to a Turing-complete system, but that still doesn't make LibC a programming language either. It's C. So it seems "Turing complete" =/= "programming language". HTH!
If the headline were "The Earth is Flat" the article could be about a lot of things, such as a sci-fi story. So yeah, it would require a click to know if it's "false".
What is Cpython if not a C library? I imagine that makes Python not a programming language as well?
The title is obviously a provocation to spark discussion, and you could have done a better job engaging in it instead of dividing everything into true or false. "HTH"!
CRConrad|1 year ago
But yes, actually I did. And it turned out to be wrong from the start (as shown by the obviously false headline): "...but it does all that using react (not JS)." Yeah well, but since React is a framework library in JavaScript, that IS using JavaScript.
For all I know the functions in LibC could also add up to a Turing-complete system, but that still doesn't make LibC a programming language either. It's C. So it seems "Turing complete" =/= "programming language". HTH!
urban_alien|1 year ago
What is Cpython if not a C library? I imagine that makes Python not a programming language as well?
The title is obviously a provocation to spark discussion, and you could have done a better job engaging in it instead of dividing everything into true or false. "HTH"!