None of these
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Based on this post it seems M. Python is the scientific name for the Ouroboros
Then what is M. Bison the scientific name for?
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Thought exactly the same. I'd like to know how the legal side would look like. Let's say you say D. Could you go to court if they say it's wrong?
Guessing you have to sign a release/arbitration/"suck it" agreement when you agree to come on the show.
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Huge Turd Must LaughHuge Tongue Must Lick
Thanks, now I'm a huge turd
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Thanks, now I'm a huge turd
Omg, you gave me a great idea. Don't ask how. Updated it.
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Then what is M. Bison the scientific name for?
Raul Julia, of course
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Ah yes, the humour effect bias. In case nobody noticed, everybody chose Alien Language.
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I fucking hate these kinds of questions. D is the CORRECT answer because TECHNICALLY html is a markup language and not a programming language but the average person irl will just call you a dipshit for trying to explain that. If this were a question on a shitty academic exam, its going to be a 50/50 toss up on which will get counted as correct because the Autograder Bot Knows All(TM) but you better not fucking use AI to get your low effort AI-generated homework done quicker because fuck you.
I would answer B even though D is correct. There is no technicality about. B is wrong.
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Ackshually it's a markup language not a programming language Picks D and loses $1 million
wait D was not the correct answer?
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WYSIWYG has been around so long that people forget markup languages and batch text processing have been around for a long time. LaTeX and Groff seem to be the sole survivors.
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wait D was not the correct answer?
D is the correct answer, but do you trust a game show to know that?
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I can write a .ini code where a value of a key is a binary that the interpreter runs. Are ini files a programming language? Hell no, and neither is html.
Is R a compiled programming language because several of its built in functions run compiled C code? No.
The point in that case would be that while not intended it could be used as a programming language. The R example seems unrelated. Every language must run compiled code at one point or else the CPU wouldn't know what to do.
