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What does Wololo.com/Talk Program in?
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Re: What does Wololo.com/Talk Program in?
.lua/.sh/.py/etc are nothing more than commands, which is what an executable file is, a file with commands, binary has machine code commands, .lua has lua commands.
Re: What does Wololo.com/Talk Program in?
Binaries are just fed to the processor and the processor executes those commands. Lua is fed to an interpreter which translates those lua commands into commands that the processor can understand and execute. It's not the same.Acid_Snake wrote:.lua/.sh/.py/etc are nothing more than commands, which is what an executable file is, a file with commands, binary has machine code commands, .lua has lua commands.
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Re: What does Wololo.com/Talk Program in?
wow.Acid_Snake wrote:.lua/.sh/.py/etc are nothing more than commands, which is what an executable file is, a file with commands, binary has machine code commands, .lua has lua commands.
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Re: What does Wololo.com/Talk Program in?
that's for pure binaries, things like .exe and .elf are OS dependant yet they are treated "executables", try feeding them directly to CPU... Same happens to scripts (an intermediate needs to be used, in this case an interpreter).FrEdDy wrote:Binaries are just fed to the processor and the processor executes those commands. Lua is fed to an interpreter which translates those lua commands into commands that the processor can understand and execute. It's not the same.Acid_Snake wrote:.lua/.sh/.py/etc are nothing more than commands, which is what an executable file is, a file with commands, binary has machine code commands, .lua has lua commands.
Re: What does Wololo.com/Talk Program in?
elfs are just containers for binaries, the os just parses the structure to create a binary image and feeds it to the processor.Acid_Snake wrote:that's for pure binaries, things like .exe and .elf are OS dependant yet they are treated "executables", try feeding them directly to CPU... Same happens to scripts (an intermediate needs to be used, in this case an interpreter).FrEdDy wrote:Binaries are just fed to the processor and the processor executes those commands. Lua is fed to an interpreter which translates those lua commands into commands that the processor can understand and execute. It's not the same.Acid_Snake wrote:.lua/.sh/.py/etc are nothing more than commands, which is what an executable file is, a file with commands, binary has machine code commands, .lua has lua commands.
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Re: What does Wololo.com/Talk Program in?
I'm making a LOLCode interpreter in PHP.Acid_Snake wrote:Why are you guys talking about old, deprecated languages? LOLCODE FTW!Code: Select all
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Re: What does Wololo.com/Talk Program in?
C, Java, Php, Javascript, Perl, Ruby, etc..
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IMO, It doesn't matter as long as you do what you want and you enjoy what you are doing.
PS.
PHP and Javascript programming gives me a lot of money
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