Q: What definition of programming languages has been used?
A: A language is considered a programming language if it is Turing complete.
As a consequence, HTML and XML are not considered programming languages. This
also holds for data query language SQL. SQL is not a programming language
because it is, for instance, impossible to write an infinite loop in it. On
the other hand, SQL extensions PL/SQL and Transact-SQL are programming
languages. ASP and ASP.NET are also not programming languages because they
make use of other languages such as JavaScript and VBScript or .NET
compatible languages. The same is true for frameworks such as Ruby on Rails,
Cocoa, and AJAX. Finally, we have also excluded assembly languages, although
Turing complete, because they have a very different nature.
Ref. from: http://www.tiobe.com/tpci.htm
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