How is a programming language made?

Answer 1

Programming languages are extremely complex to make, but essentially, you have to first design what the purpose of your language is. Then, you have statements, errors, and other objects to write. This is really just the part that is extremely hard to do. For example: even Visual Basic 6 is very complex, having lots and lots of possible syntax errors, you would have to program that all in. Finally you would have to program your compiler or assembly-thingie. This is pretty hard to do, as well, as you would have to gather all the possible syntax and run-time errors as well. Then you're done, except for the possible innumerable number of bugs that may be left over.

Answer 2

A compiler is itself a computer program. This program would read the source code of another program, and write machine code to accomplish whatever that program is supposed to do.

Answer 3

It's mad by people so that makes it man made and not natuarally made well it is a bit because some of the thing ubneed