Programming Languages and the Childhood Operation.

- Java:
All my little ducklys, for Donald and the trick ticked crack.
The Old-modern programming language.
Still incomplete, inline code expansion never adressed.
For fantastic childrens programming output.

- Logo:
4 3 years of age, into kindergarden.
Good for primary school to have some fun.
Combines art lessons e.g.

- Modula-2:
That's how learn 2.
Never seen inside 'real world'.
But the academic such resisted having modular mindlog mapped.
Was all not that bad!

- Pascal:
Similar. Delphi still in legacy well known.
For restrictions to app framing also.

- C/C++:
Classic plus the highlevel lang assembler.
Systems operated stable by.
Apart, for application hardly.
More useful for core close tool creation.

- Prolog:
Japanese built hardware upon too early maybe.
And then even the hard and most sophisticated programmers produce red cuts like a nut butt.
Logic conclusions expressed, on a backtracking path trawl, use cases were found only for 'academic' problems.

- Perl:
Try 12 year old teenagers.
Full of mind traps at the admin's front.

- Lisp, Erlang:
Well! Reverse polishs noted the mess of paranthesis.
That especially studied mathemagicians like the Erlang story so much, remains the possibility of their inability regarding lang compiling.

- XSL, XPath, XQuery:
Remember maths set theory.
Whatever had been set as true or data valid, needs to be read later on.

- SQL:
Never forget. It's applied mathematics.
Relations are the buzz term.
And this one: this is 4GL.

- JavaScript:
Dangerous!
Having your browser doing a something you don't know how stopping, trusts could end you up a big shit, smoking away your beloved disk contentings.

- PHP:
Crap.
Better escape application.

- BASIC:
Office frame of problems suiting.
Then of interest 'cause.

- COBOL:
Comeback unexcludeable.
Where when or how? To be a question answered.

- Scala, Haskell, Groovy, Ruby, Python et.al.:
To be studied before comments!