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What kind of written language did the sumerians use?
Cuneiform.
What kind of communication did Mesopotamians use?
first true language and written language called cuneiform
What kind of written language did Delphi use?
Delphi used a programming language called Object Pascal for its written language. Object Pascal is an extension of the Pascal language that includes object-oriented programming features.
How do you create a softwares?
A software is written with some kind of programming language by a programmers .
What kind of program is interpreters?
An interpreter is a specialized kind of computer program. This program executes instructions written in a programming language that is not the native coding.
Is the written language still used in ancient china?
yes all kind OS Chinese writting
What kind of alphabet dose Australia use?
The language of Australia for business and government is English. It is written with the English alphabet.
In which language was it first written?
The language in which the document was first written is not specified in the question.
Algorithm is written in which language?
what language is algorithms written in?
Why was sequoya an important figure in the 1800s?
Because he invented written language
Why were Egypt's hieroglyphs so important?
That's kind of like asking why the written language of English is so important--it's a ways of communication. Also, if the Egyptians had never developed a written language, very little would be known about their history.
What language is the Go programming language written in?
Programming languages aren't programs, hence they're not "written" in any language. They are often described by formal grammars (e.g. BNF - Backus-Naur Form). Interpreters and compilers for programming languages are programs and so must be written in some kind of programming language. Go has at least two compilers, gc and gccgo. The former is written in C, while the latter is a gcc frontend written mainly in C++. Go's libraries are written in Go. Source: StackOverflow
