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What are the most difficult programming languages to learn?
Most difficult programming languages
What are the most difficult programming languages to learn? Most people would have written some code in programming languages such as Java, C, C++ etc. Going back a bit further into the past, many would have programmed in Pascal, Fortran, COBOL etc. While starting out on the learning curve, most of these languages might have posed enough challenges and caused you to pull the hair off your head. But eventually, you put in enough time and effort and things started to happen magically.
But there are programming languages that take difficulty to the God level. These languages are known as esoteric programming languages. Their reasons behind creating them are generally to test the boundaries of programming language design or as a joke. The good news is that they will never be mainstream, so you can get away not learning them!
Without further ado, the most difficult programming (or weirdest?) languages that exist are…
Brainfuck
Brainfuck was invented by Urban Müller in 1993, in an attempt to make a language for which he could write the smallest possible compiler for the Amiga OS, version 2.0.
Brainfuck operates on an array of memory cells, also referred to as the tape, each initially set to zero. There are only 8 commands in the language
Source: techgig.com
