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Re: Creating a folder on the desktop
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Re: Creating a folder on the desktop


  • Subject: Re: Creating a folder on the desktop
  • From: Andrew Oliver <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 21:47:44 -0700

On 9/6/05 7:22 PM, "Bill Briggs" <email@hidden> wrote:

> Oooo, I think you're on thin ice here Matt. I'd never take that statement as
> gospel. Real programming languages - let's take assembler, C, C++, or even
> Fortran as an example - have a fixed syntax that you can rely on to work every
> time in every situation. AppleScript is not at all like that, and you know
> it's not

So you're saying AppleScript is not a programming language?
I think it's you that is wrong, not Matt.

The definition of a programming language is not one that has 'a fixed syntax
that you can rely on to work every time in every situation'.
What you're referring to is how strictly typed a programming language is.
Some are strict, some are loose.

Maybe in your mind strict languages are 'better', but that does not mean the
loose ones are not programming languages.

Andrew
:)

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