Yes, all computer languages can simulate a sine wave because the mathematical representation of a sine wave is language-agnostic. This involves using the sine function to calculate the y-values for corresponding x-values and then plotting these points. Here’s a brief example in a few popular languages:

1. Python: Using matplotlib for plotting.
2. JavaScript: Utilizing HTML5 Canvas for drawing.
3. Java: Using JavaFX or Swing for graphical output.
4. C++: Employing libraries like SFML or OpenGL.
5. MATLAB: Directly using built-in plotting functions.

The sine wave function is y=Asin(Bx+C)+D, where:

• A is the amplitude.
• B affects the period.
• C is the phase shift.
• D is the vertical shift.

The implementation approach can vary slightly based on the language and the available libraries, but the underlying mathematics remain the same.