I am trying to understand if a programming language can have totally or almost totally parallel the abstraction level shared between generally all human languages.
A pseudocode of this perhaps “highest programming language” could be the following example.
hello
open (shop) at (06:00);
if no (visitor), than (air condition) == off, else
in plea (air condition) == on
while (opening-day), for each (visitor), since (08:00) until (20:00) accept customers;
Exceptionally, since (12:00) until (13:00) close (shop);
also, if (buying is finished)
give (generally every customer)
the message "thank you for buying with our store and goodbye"
since (20:00) until (08:00) close (shop);
goodbye
hello is kind of an opening declaration before parsing, styling and behavior take place, quite like a HTML <!DOCTYPE> saying if it starts “not bad” (and maybe if it also starts “good”).
goodbye is like a termination command (such as exit common in CLUI programs)
I have no idea what will such a programming language be might be used for — humanoid robots comes to me in mind though.
Was there an attempt to create a programming language aimed for maximal abstraction?
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