Identify the language

'sup /prog/, what language is this?

 http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/7629/1190428695603dc6.png

maybe ruby, probably not

that's just line noise

Pascal

Looks like some unholy union of C and BASIC.

>>4
Not Pascal.

>>5
Yes Pascal. Probably not the Pascal you've used, but Pascal nonetheless.

>>6
I spot at least 5 differences from Pascal in that shot:

1. Pascal comments go in { curly braces }, the shot has /* these */.
2. Blocks not enclosed in begin-end pairs, the shot uses indentation for the function and braces or parentheses on lines 250 and 270.
3. Pascal has its variables declared as "identifier : type" in the "var" block at the beginning of the program, function or procedure. The shot has "float s" on the second line.
4. Pascal's while loops do not end with "endwhile", and yet there's clearly an "endwhile" on the fifth line.
5. Functions in Pascal have the form "Function name(arg:type; arg:type; ...) : type". The screenshot uses "func".

So what dialect of Pascal were you talking about?

Forget it, it's NP-complete.

It does look like an unholy union of C and BASIC.

Think it's an ultrafractal script

Not any of Wirth's languages because they use := for destructive assignment.  Not ALGOL for the same reason, and not Fortran or any of the other chtonic languages I've seen.
Looks like some fucked up combination of Basic, Pascal and C.  It fucking uses endwhile AND curly braces!

>>9
C-BASIC?

>>3
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Its obviously COBOL

It looks like a mix of BASIC, Pascal and C. Gooks can't do anything right.

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