Turing (programming language)
Turing is a programming language similar to Pascal . It was developed in 1982 by Richard C. Holt and James Cordy , and later by the University of Toronto .
Turing is a successor to the Euclid programming language , which is known for its clean syntax and platform-independent semantics . It is mainly used as a learning language in schools and universities. There are two other versions of Turing, namely Object-Oriented Turing and Turing Plus. In September 2001, Object-Oriented Turing was renamed Turing. The original was given the name Classic Turing for this. Turing has been offered as freeware by Holt Software Associates Inc. in versions for Unix , Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows since November 2008 .
syntax
The example program Hello World looks like this in Turing:
put "Hello World!"