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I seriously hope your kidding on the last. If you're not, it's truly embarrassing for you. ASCII and HEX were never programming languages at any point in time. Before you decide to snap back, I was programming in BASIC on the Vic 20. C64's used a derivative Commodore BASIC. Simon's and Super Expander had graphics/audio add-ons. You could also use Pascal and C. There were a few more available. None of them were ASCII (which is character encoding, not a programming language) or HEX (which is a numbering system, not a programming language). Unless you mean you were making ASCII art (still not programming) or editing HEX using a hex editor to cheat a game or something (still not programming).
And I believe I just had my ass handed to me! Bravo.
And this kid's, is why you shouldn't argue tech from 40 / 50 years ago while drunk!
That would have taken some incredible skill given the C64 was Basic, ASCII is an encoding definition and HEX is a numerical notation, base 16 to be exact.
If someone had said they had coded in binary I would have been impressed.
(Albeit, if we are to be entirely accurate, if you used a keyboard to program you definitely USED ASCII and you MAY have used a HEX code to define a colour value but as 'languages'... nope).
As stated, they were never programming languages and no, C++ didn't just pop up but it did start as a very low level ''C'' language (after 'B' oddly enough) where the OO elements that gives the ++ to C were hardly common practise.
(I used to teach ANSI C as a matter of fact and OOP was a scary new thing back then - with 64k data chunks and an amazing 256 colour palette and the ability to write direct to video memory in 64k pages. Sigh, I'm looking at you A000:000. Those were the good old days.)
There were certainly chips pre-8086, (8088 for example) and most were not limited to intel either, Motorola 68000 for example, used on Amiga and Atari.
This is all history of course... Actual history though
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