Re: Low-level vs. High-level programming (was My First Computer)

[Peter Karlsson <petekarl@online.no>]

Randy McLaughlin:

> Turing engines can be shown (emulated) on any computer that I am aware 
> of, that does not mean that any computer programming language is "Turing- 
> complete".

Your definition of "Turing complete" seems not to be the same as anyone 
else in the field of computer science, then. Most computer programmging 
languages of today are Turing complete, it is a well-defined measurement of 
whether a programming language is truly a programming language or not 
(although some programming languages, while being Turing complete, are not 
as useful as others).

Perhaps that explains why you keep on thinking that HTML is a programming 
language?

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