Every Programming Language Ever Explained in 15 Minutes

Every Programming Language Ever Explained in 15 Minutes
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Chapters

0:00 Assembly
0:27 Fortran
1:04 Comtran
1:21 Lisp
1:31 COBOL
1:52 IBM RPG
2:02 ALGOL 60
2:16 APL
2:26 Simula
2:57 Speakeasy
3:04 BASIC
3:24 MUMPS
3:41 Logo
3:52 Pascal
4:08 C
4:47 Smalltalk
4:54 Prolog
5:00 ML
5:18 SQL
5:41 C++
6:01 Ada
6:10 Matlab
6:24 Objective-C
6:40 Labview
6:51 Erlang
6:54 Perl
7:05 Wolfram
7:15 Haskell
7:23 Visual Basic
7:39 Lua
7:45 Delphi
7:51 OCaml
8:01 Python
8:35 Ruby
9:21 Java
9:53 R
10:13 Javascript
10:40 HTML & CSS
11:02 PHP
11:20 Actionscript
11:43 C#
11:55 Scala
12:04 Powershell
12:08 F#
12:14 Julia
12:27 Elm
12:33 Nim
12:38 Raku
12:44 Scratch
12:57 Go
13:07 Holy-C
13:27 Kotlin
13:35 Typescript
13:38 Dart
13:44 Swift
13:56 Rust
14:10 Solidity
14:48 Elixir
15:01 Zig
15:08 Power FX

[nevemlaci]

Sadly this video has many mistakes, but it was still fun to watch.

[playstationrussia]

After the line: "You can still find Assembly in modern world: Web Assembly" i realized that this person knows nothing about any aspect of programming excluding wikipedia info.

[GaryFerrao]

Memory leak isn’t the issue of using too much memory. Program is still fine, as long as it knows what memory it’s using. Memory leak is the problem where the program forgets to actually delete the memory it no longer uses; the computer (operating system) thinks that the program is still using the memory but the program thinks it’s not.

[appleturdpie]

This video is just completely riddled with inaccuracies, please viewers of this video, take everything said with a large grain of salt and do your own research and investigation of programming and computing topics.

[soniablanche]

Memory leak isn't using too much memory, that's the consequence of memory leak.

[shadowofheaven]

I love how the whole comment section is just programmers correcting this video

[dejangegic]

Go is formally known as Go, not Golang. Golang is something we use for easier SEO

[shayneoneill]

Oh hey man, thanks for mentioning Holy-C. The dude behind it I actually talked to online a lot. He was actually a really nice guy when the Schizophrenia wasnt screwing him up. He was a weird crazy genius, and ultimately he died tragically alone because of his mental illness. TempleOS and Holy-C are mostly remembered for the mental illness behind it, but Terry was a real human, and he deserves to be remembered as a mad pioneer who could have been so much more if it wasnt for the fact that this world is terribly unequipped to support people with significant mental illness. RIP Terry.

[CDC]

10:40 note that HTML and CSS are not scripting languages, but a markup languages. You can't have logic with these, right? Despite CSS having calc() function which can be abused to have some logic, still it's not scripting or programming, just mark up. Also I miss Hack lang (PHP extended by Facebook) and Vala, both are great and could be on the list!

[edwardfalk]

Web Assembly is not assembly. I've written it in C++, but I think other languages are supported.

[mrt_]

I wish JS was only used for web browsers, but people made the stupid decision to use it in desktop apps, on web servers, and way more

[RGC_animation]

I genuinely did not realize this video was read (and probably made) by AI until a comment pointed out how weird it sounded when it read out the website names. On closer examination, this video is definitely read by AI and had many signs pointing to it, but if you weren't purposefully looking for it, it just goes to show how good AI is getting now.

[petrus]

There is no mention of FORTH; the one language seemingly everyone forgets.

[dutchangle]

+ BCPL, Forth, Modula, Modula-2, Metafont, PostScript

[chrisheartman]

The way you explained object oriented language is making me cry, I am *NOT* joking.

[Luredreier]

I can't believe that you didn't mention that Erlang was designed to work even if you change the code *while* it's running etc.
And LISP deserves a mention of the Lisps, the languages depending from it due to how easy it was to make new personalized languages in LISP to begin with.

[williamross]

Html and CSS are not scripting languages. In fact, they are not programming languages at all as they have no functional abilities. They are called markup languages and are completely static unless manipulated by a programming language like JavaScript.

[techie.ayushsonone]

What About BrainF*ck programming language

[mrt_]

Fun fact, PHP had a good meaning for it's name... but then they made it:
PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor
IT'S RECURSIVE

[STEAMerBear]

Wow, I taught Pascal and C in the Borland IDE that you used in your IDE screenshot—MAN THAT BRINGS BACK MEMORIES (esp. malloc()!)