What are the common things that each programming language must have?

Question

By learning common things first it becomes easier to navigate through all programming languages

Answer 1

Comments, Logging, Best Practices and Logical Structure. Easy to read code with comments from the developer make the code easier to troubleshoot. They also make the code easier to build upon and add additional features and such in the future. Logging also helps with fault isolation, in the event the program breaks and it helps others apply patches. Lastly, Logical Structure and Best Practices go hand in hand. All of these areas are anecdotal. However, they keep future operations, feature addition and optimizations in mind.

Answer 2

Datatypes, operators, functions, control structures, error management. 💗 🙆‍♂️🤗

Answer 3

Sri Raman Prasad I believe there are lots of similarities and commonalities with various programming languages. Most answers provided here are anecdotal or personal preference, mine included. However, there is no argument that brilliance in the basics will prove to be the most advantageous across all programming languages. On the other hand, the most disadvantageous a person can do is "go through the motions" or to do something believing it is not important.

Answer 4

Steven M I agree bro

Answer 5

a programmer, code, compiler, advice from other coders, burning desire to solve puzzles beautifully

Answer 6

loops , conditional statements, jump statements & operators are the most common stuff in all programming languages.

I don't know but data types may be common for some languages.

Answer 7

lots of practice

Answer 8

#basics,syntax,Precedence,loops,comments,
but for this we need #patience,logical thinking, common sense....
#but for this first have note and a pen
NimWing Yuan Aarav Raj Jay Matthews Steven M David F. Rosenheim Bala Kumaran am I right?