C. Tons of history. Probably the most important programming language in the world.
Ayden Moore
brainfuck or lolcode
Jose Anderson
OCaml.
Camden Edwards
ML?
Cameron Ward
C+=
Wyatt Thompson
LabVIEW
Ryan Morris
6502 assembly
Oliver Thomas
Erlang or Forth
David Wood
C
rich history, used in a lot of projects, still relevant
David Harris
Prolog ALGOL (58, 60, or 68) C-- Whitespace
Ian Garcia
>that JavaScript logo Shame, shame.
Logan Thompson
D
Jordan Hughes
befunge is quite fun. You can create self modifying algorithms with it.
vimscript isn't listed that. That's a thing people use.
HTML + ROP chains is technically a turing complete language. You can probably find a CVE to do this with in a lot of modern software.
LLVM IR is also a possibility.
Leo Ortiz
OCaml
Camden Cruz
Modula3
Landon Bennett
R, Scala, Scheme
Liam Sullivan
R and Matlab are physicists', engineers' and statisticians' bread and butter.
Bash (or sh or zsh or fish or csh) holds the world together.
LaTeX might be Turing complete, I forget.
David Robinson
PowerShell is quite interesting as an object oriented scripting language.
Are the various JavaScript transpiled languages off the table? Coffeescript, Typescript, Clojurescript, Elm (script?), etc? Maybe you could do a combined project on all of them.
Ryan Myers
Maybe, I'll have to check. Interesting idea combining them.
Samuel Davis
VS C# , make a form drop a report viewer load your data source, profit.
Dominic Butler
WHAT FUCKING CLASS IS THIS IT BETTER NOT BE COLLEGE COMPUTER SCIENCE
Asher Cruz
Underrated post
Carter Ortiz
Lisp.
Carson Gutierrez
ML
Matthew Bell
C
Andrew Jenkins
just go ASM you dingus
Aaron Jackson
From a historical perspective, Lisp has played a role in computer science. You should consider this very much. It is one of the first programming languages created! (Fortran, Lisp, Ada, and Cobol).
Well it is..so Would be cool but off the table sadly. Would but also off the table since we are covering later. Programming Languages Remember reading about it. Will have to check out definitely being an older language.
Brayden Williams
>Programming Languages This seems like a jewbucks course. Are you in high school?
William Howard
No college. Basically just goes over the basics of languages' implementations, Takes a meta approach not a syntactical one on 'how' to program in them like a intro course.