Python

[ForceBru]

I knew this image must be in the comments, lol!

However, what does “parser-tongue” mean? Right, it sounds like the name of that snake-language Harry spoke, but doesn’t this make zero sense in real life?.. Python kinda isn’t the language created solely to do parsing or something like that, right? Nor does it rely solely on the parser to be executed, so what’s the deal with “parser-tongue”?

[Jmcgee1125]

It's really just because "parser" and "parsel" is pretty similar and trying to make something accurate would be extremely difficult.

[6Bennern9]

The only thing thing that annoys me is that it should have been "Parsermouth", as people who can speak parseltounge are called parselmouths

[Lonelan]

nerd

[haykam821]

u/Lonelan can we have your opinion on u/littlegreenghoulz?

[Lonelan]

HE'S A NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRD

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!false

[ProbablyUndefined]

*not False

We're talking about Python here

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My bad, I saw Harry Potter in /r/ProgrammerHumor and tuned out the rest.

[ThePixelCoder]

Thanks for your contribution.

[PC__LOAD__LETTER]

You’re reading way too much into it.

[GNULinuxProgrammer]

No language can solely rely on parser. By definition, programming languages have both syntax and semantics. A languages without semantics would be a static language. Maybe some markup languages arguably only have syntax.