> unreadable languages are languages that rely heavily on symbols. Yep, definitely one of the most readable out there. Sun later cannibalized the Self team to have them focus on Java performance, and the result was the HotSpot VM, which in some ways saved Java from being a failure. If they could have seen the utility of something like a JIT, the future might have turned out differently, but as it happens, the Smalltalk variant Self was the first highly-efficient one, almost 20 years after Smalltalk-72. They really embraced the "everything is messages" thing, and couldn't figure out how to optimize it on their hardware (since the language is frankly way too powerful and not amenable to static analysis). There's a working emulator of Smalltalk-72 on Dan Ingalls' website, and I'd recommend playing around with it. The "turtle" was represented by something looking like a smiley face. Evaluating a message used an opened eyeball. Introducing a new variable used an index finger symbol.
Interestingly, the first Smalltalk, Smalltalk-72, used loads of symbols. For more questions, write to us at Just be detailed as much as possible in your questions so we can effectively pinpoint your problem and help you find the right solution for it.> To me, unreadable languages are languages that rely heavily on symbols. I hope that the information provided here somehow helped. Email to Us Your Questions and Suggestions However, the way to fix various Android Javascript problems come in the same flow presented here. The items on the menu may have a slight variation depending on the type or model of your Android device. Choose the app that you want to disable or uninstall.
Simply disable or uninstall them using these steps:ģ. Just to be sure that Javascript is enabled, repeat the previous steps to enable Javascript.Ĭheck also if there are apps interfering with Java or your browser. Apps like AIDE may ask you to create a name for your app so just follow the instructions displayed to do it.Ħ. So try reinstalling it using these steps:ĥ. But if the problem persists after enabling Java, try to see if the old Android phone restart trick will work because a minor system glitch might be causing it.Īnother source of the problem might be corruption of the Java program. That should activate the Javascript of your Android device and prevent the error messages from coming in. Look for the box on the right of the Enable Javascript command and tick it.
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