Is there a programming language in Portuguese? If yes, what are they applied to?

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As we are accustomed, "all" programming languages (or almost all, I do not know) follow the American standard, both in English (% with%,% with%,% with%,% with%,% with %) as well as date / time and currency format (eg date: yyy / mm / dd).

Is (or is there) any programming language whose semantics and formats are in Portuguese? What are these languages and what are they applicable and useful in software development or web applications?

    
asked by anonymous 21.10.2017 / 00:34

4 answers

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None of actual use. There is the one from Portugol that did some interpreters ( Portugol IDE , VisualG , Portugol Studio ), but it is only for learning. It has a functional version called Potigol .

You have a muti language , including Portuguese.

There was already a clone of the dBase called Dialog that had all the commands in Portuguese at the time of Law's madness which created enormous distortions and delays for the country.

In thesis you can get any language that has an open source implementation and modify it to accept commands in Portuguese. Too easy. It was more or less what they did with Prism .

Note that formats are not usually part of the language, but rather of the library and all of them are formatted in all countries.

Semantics (meaning) does not depend on syntax (spelling and grammar) so this does not make sense.

There must be others, but it has no repercussion at all.

    
21.10.2017 / 00:39
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There is the 'prism' project which is a modification of the Lua 5.2 fonts. A language interpreted with 'statements' in Portuguese.

It has access to database SQLite3 and MySQL, very basic graphical interface; cgi, md5, sha1, sha256, pdf, among other things;

Follow the link for more information:

link

forum: link

Some code examples:

    imprima"olá mundo\n";

    para i = 1, 10 inicio
      imprima(i);
    fim

    local cont=0;
    enquanto cont <= 10 inicio
      imprima(cont);
      cont = cont + 1;
    fim
    
21.10.2017 / 17:27
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There is a Potigol Language that is a modern multiparadigma language (imperative, functional and OO) in Portuguese to teach programming . Its syntax resembles scripting languages like Ruby and Python but semantics is based on static typing languages. Potigol is also used to create 2D graphics games .

See the example of a program that calculates the area and perimeter of a square:

tipo Quadrado
  lado: Real
  area() = lado * lado
  perimetro() = 4 * lado
fim

escreva "Qual o tamanho do lado?"
a = leia_real
q1 = Quadrado(a)
escreva "Área = {q1.area}"
escreva "Perímetro = {q1.perimetro}"
    
06.11.2017 / 14:58
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There is! A totally new programming language in Portuguese called Br.ino. It is focused on the use of arduino and it seems that it can be expanded to other languages as well. Link her: link

    
11.04.2018 / 20:29