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This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_programming_languages_(basic_instructions)


00:00:15 1 Conventions of this article
00:00:40 2 Type identifiers
00:00:51 2.1 Integers
00:06:21 2.2 Floating point
00:08:06 2.3 Complex numbers
00:08:34 2.4 Other variable types
00:09:44 3 Derived types
00:09:54 3.1 Array
00:10:46 3.2 Other types
00:11:48 4 Variable and constant declarations
00:13:24 5 Control flow
00:13:34 5.1 Conditional statements
00:14:37 5.2 Loop statements
00:15:24 5.3 Exceptions
00:16:11 5.4 Other control flow statements
00:16:42 6 Functions
00:17:31 7 Type conversions
00:18:09 8 Standard stream I/O
00:19:12 9 Reading command-line arguments
00:19:52 10 Execution of commands



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SUMMARY
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Comparison of programming languages is a common topic of discussion among software engineers. Basic instructions of several programming languages are compared here.