Is it possible to program any program with any language?

Is it possible to program any program with any language?

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no

as long as the language is turing complete, yes

so not any language

>Is it possible to program any program with any language?
You can create any program with any general purpose computer language. Not all languages are suited to all programs, though. You wouldn't write an OS kernel in Perl. You wouldn't write a CRM in C.

no not any language, but you'll have a very hard time finding a language that isn't turing complete nowadays

There are programs impossible to program in any language.

No. Also, learning new languages isn't hard at all, so who cares.

there are also languages that are impossible to program any program

Okay, write me a program job a Turing compete language of your choice that, given an arbitrary string as input, outputs its Kolmogorov complexity.

Yes, except rust because it can't do linked lists lol
>I'm joking, don't quote me

I'm not a rustranny but I will quote you for your insecurity

What makes them count as a program then?

Yes*

>* but no

Calm down, Gödel.

>print "gas the kikes. race war now";

Define program. Do you mean a list of instructions intended to be sent to a processor directly? Do you mean a list of instructions intended to be sent to a kernel and juggled alongside other sets of instructions? Do you mean an interface given by a web browser? Do you mean an interface given by an app? Do you mean putting pictures on the screen?

Can you program a turing-complete language with a non-turing complete language?

Yes, just make it output another language, assembly, or machine code

Instructions for a computer to perform a certain task.

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What do you mean by "program"? Implement? No, because if you could, that would mean that the implementation language was Turing complete. Compile? It is theoretically possible, though not of any practical interest.