New Preferred Programming Language Requests

[StuartBruff]

Hello,

Could you please add Mathcad to the Preferred Programming Languages for Project Euler?

The main snag with Mathcad from a programming language example point-of-view is that it is largely graphical in nature. A Mathcad worksheet contains both the 'source code' and the primary output (ie, it acts as stdin and stdout) on which all results can be displayed (eg, scalars, strings, vectors, matrices, plots and symbolic expressions).

Both text and expressions are contained in 'regions' that may be placed in reasonably arbitrary locations on a worksheet, with expression sequencing being dictated by the relative positions of regions (they execute raster-wise from top-left to bottom-right) This makes it difficult to give a true representation of what appears on a Mathcad worksheet, though it can often be worked around for standard programming tasks.

There are 3 main forms of the language: Mathcad 15 (the last in the line of Mathsoft variants), PTC Mathcad Prime, and PTC Mathcad Express (a free, reduced-feature version of PTC Mathcad Prime - from an Euler perspective, the major limitation being the lack of programming (there is, however, an 'if' function)).

Website: https://www.mathcad.com/en/
Community: https://community.ptc.com/t5/PTC-Mathca ... PTCMathcad
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathcad

Thank you,

Kind Regards,

Stuart

[karnak]

It would be nice to have newLISP in the list.
Here some site:
http://www.newlisp.org/ (official)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NewLISP
And it is in the list here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_p ... _languages
The code for the first 20 problems:
[edit]Link removed because it provided a subsequent link to another website notorious for spoiling Project Euler problems[/edit]

Thank you

karnak

[euler]

I've added it to the drop-down list.

[euler]

@karnak: I have just noticed the last link you posted and I would like to draw your attention to our reasonable requirements for anyone wishing to publish solutions to Project Euler problems on other sites. Firstly it is limited to the first 100 problems and, whereas we have provided permission for solutions to the first 100 problems to be freely discussed elsewhere, we require that it be part of a valuable discussion. Allowing members to simply copy-and-paste code, without engaging the reader in the thinking behind the methods, does not support the sentiments of our request.

Although many of the first twenty problems do not require extensive dialogue, the code comments on that page explicitly provide a link to a website that simply publishes solutions to Project Euler problems without reservation and expressly against our wishes. I don't know if you have any control over the website: http://www.newlisp.org/ ? If you do, then I would ask you to make those solutions part of a more considered discussion and ensure that you do not provide any links to other websites that would spoil problems.

In the meantime, I have removed the link and I hope you understand and support that decision.

[Yoratoni]

Hi ! It would be nice to have GML in the list, i'm maybe the only one to use it , it's the Game Maker Language, here's the link
https://docs2.yoyogames.com/source/_bui ... index.html (official)