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I am learning SmallTalk using Squeak4.1. I use Squeak as an example as a tutorial. Here I contrasted the dilemma: "Morphic was developed ... for the Self programming language" Can anyone give any hints about the meaning of the independent programming language? Does this mean that smtalltalk is a self-programming language?

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Self is an object-oriented programming language.

When I first read your question, although, as I think, you are the language that you programmed yourself. However, the capitalized “I” should have given it away. :)

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Self - - , Sun Microsytems. : http://labs.oracle.com/self//language.html

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Self is a programming language in which Morphic was developed as a user interface model. Squeak adapted it from there, with the pain that he meant by migrating from a prototype-based language to a class based on it.

By the way, Smalltalk is also a self-programming language! Smalltalk, as Self, is defined on its own (in terms of more Smalltalk and several VM primitives).

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1785140/

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