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by stass
4702 days ago
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I don't see that distinction. The are languages designed to map directly to register machines internal operation, like C or C++ or fortran and those are statement based because that's how the machine works. There are also high level languages, designed to express computation, and those are expression based, again, beacause computation is inherently based on expessions. There are other kinds of languages as well, for other purposes (relations, queries, etc). Do you really belive that only people working on low level register transfer level things "accomplish things"? That's souds like a very old assembler argument.:-) |
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