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This [[Wikipedia:WikiProject|WikiProject]] aims primarily to organize [[Wikipedia:What is an article|articles]] about [[programming language]]s. See [[List of programming languages]], for a list of these articles. Work is going on at [[Categorical list of programming languages]].

The parent of this WikiProject is [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Computing|WikiProject Computing]]. There are two descendants, [[Wikipedia:WikiProject C++|WikiProject C++]] and [[WP:WikiProject Java|WikiProject Java]].

== Participants ==

To add yourself in this WikiProject, there are two steps to follow:

'''First:''' Put the [[User:NerdyNSK/Userboxes/WikiProject Programming languages]] userbox in your userpage by typing '''<nowiki>{{User:NerdyNSK/Userboxes/WikiProject Programming languages}}</nowiki>''' which produce: {{User:NerdyNSK/Userboxes/WikiProject Programming languages}}

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'''Second:''' Add yourself to the list using three tildes (<nowiki>~~~</nowiki>) and this will insert your username as a link to your userpage (and a link to your user talk page). Or you could use '''<nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:User|User]]<nowiki>|your_username}}</nowiki>'''.

== Style guide ==

An article describing a programming language should generally include at least

# Fill in [[:Template:Infobox programming language]]

# A brief outline of the history of the language

# An overview of the language features

#*Programming paradigm(s) that the language supports, and how well it supports them

#*Style of type-checking, support for design by contract or other specification techniques

#*Memory management style

# A basic introduction to the language syntax (including some code samples)

# An overview of the formal semantics of the language (if one exists)

# A list of available implementations and supported platforms

The following languages have achieved Good Article status, and would thus make good models:

* [[Forth (programming language)]]

* [[Python (programming language)]]

== Hierarchy definition ==

* Imperative

** Object Oriented

*** Aspect Oriented

* Functional

* Logic

* Stack Based / Concatenative

There is some discussion of categorization schemes at [[Template talk:Major programming languages/Archive2]].

== Resources ==

* [[Wikipedia:List of articles with C programs]]

* [[Wikipedia:List of articles with Java source code]]

* [[Wikipedia:List of articles with Pascal programs]]

* [[Wikipedia:List of articles with Perl source code]]

* [[Wikipedia:List of articles with Python programs]]

==External links==

*[http://toolserver.org/~tim1357/cgi-bin/wikiproject_watchlist.py?template=WikiProject+Programming+languages Wikiproject Watchlist - WikiProject Programming languages]

[[Category:Technology WikiProjects|Programming languages]]

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