Coding Through The Alphabet
Welcome to “Coding Through The Alphabet”! This project is my attempt to write a Fibonacci sequence application in 26 different programming languages — one per letter of the alphabet.
Each application prints the first 10 numbers of the Fibonacci sequence:
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34
Below you’ll find links to each individual post, where you can see the code and details for each language:
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in AWK
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Bash
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in C
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in D
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Elixir
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in F#
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Go
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Haskell
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Icon
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Julia
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Kotlin
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Lua
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Modula-2
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Nim
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in OCaml
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Python
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Q#
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Ruby
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Scala
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in TypeScript
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Uiua
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Visual Basic
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in WebAssembly
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in XSLT
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Yorick
- Coding Through the Alphabet - Fibonacci in Zsh
All screenshots were from test runs in WSL2 on Windows.
Note: I had this idea in mind for a while and with the help of Github Copilot I was able to bring it to life. What a time to be alive.