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The more important programming languages have an internationally-agreed official standard (ISO is the international standards organisation, ANSI is the standards body in the United States). In theory, programs which conform to the relevant standard should be usable on most types of computer; this works in practice most of the time, provided that the programmers have been careful to avoid machine-dependencies.
 
The more important programming languages have an internationally-agreed official standard (ISO is the international standards organisation, ANSI is the standards body in the United States). In theory, programs which conform to the relevant standard should be usable on most types of computer; this works in practice most of the time, provided that the programmers have been careful to avoid machine-dependencies.
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Very few programmers learn a programming language directly from the formal definition, which exists primarily as a reference which can be consulted in cases of doubt.  There are usually plenty of books and or training courses for the more common programming languages.
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Very few programmers learn a programming language directly from the formal definition, which exists primarily as a reference which can be consulted in cases of doubt.  There are usually plenty of books and training courses for the more common programming languages.
    
==About programming languages==
 
==About programming languages==
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