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Do You Recognize These? Programming Languages: Quiz 6

Aug. 8, 2025

Back to text programming languages. but now we give some hints.

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Part 5 focused on graphical programming languages like Emerson's NI LabView and Object Management Group’s (OMG) UML.

For this iteration, we go back to text-based programming languages. I also added some hints that might help you identify the programming language if you don't recognize it from its unique syntax.

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