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• Talk:Erlang (programming language)
  ...o [[Erlang programming language]] (like [[C programming language]], [[Java programming language]], etc). The thing is that there's a {{WP|Erlang unit|unit called an ''erla
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• Talk:Python (programming language)
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• Talk:Gamma programming language
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• Talk:Java (programming language)
  | abc = Java (programming language) ==splitting Java platform out from the programming language==
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• Talk:C (programming language)
  == A standard programming language == ...tioned in the article? Or we need to write an own article what a "standard programming language" is. Except for the fact that C was standardized (which is seemingly not me
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• Scheme (programming language)
  '''Scheme''' is [[functional language|functional]] [[programming language]] developed by [[Guy Lewis Steele, Jr.|Guy L. Steele]]. Both the language a
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• Ruby programming language
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• Talk:Scheme programming language
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• Pike (programming language)
  ...]], [[dynamic programming language]], with a syntax similar to that of [[C programming language|C]]. Unlike many other dynamic languages, Pike is both statically and dyna Pike has its roots in [[LPC programming language|LPC]], a language developed for [[MUD]]s. Programmers at [[Lysator]] in Lin
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• C programming language
  #REDIRECT [[C (programming language)]]
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• Talk:Erlang programming language
  #REDIRECT [[Talk:Erlang (programming language)]]
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• Talk:R (programming language)
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• Talk:Pike (programming language)
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• Programming language/Definition
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• Python programming language
  #REDIRECT [[Python (programming language)]]
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• Haskell programming language
  ...'''Haskell programming language''' is a general-purpose, purely functional programming language, with lax ("non-strict") semantics and strong, static typing, named for log
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• Talk:C programming language
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• A programming language
  #REDIRECT [[A Programming Language]]
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• Template:Programming language/Metadata
  | pagename = Programming language | abc = Programming language
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• Scala (programming language)
  ...ronounced /skala/) is a statically typed hybrid functional/object-oriented programming language. It compiles to the [[Java Virtual Machine]] (JVM) and has full access to J ...talian, symbolizing what the designers consider an ascension to a superior programming language. A staircase is prominently featured on the cover of ''Programming in Scala
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• Talk:Republican Party (United States)
  ...uage" (because Java is a programming language, not a language called "Java programming language").
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• Source code/Related Articles
  {{r|Java programming language}} {{r|Programming language}}
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• Compiler/Related Articles
  {{r|C (programming language)}} {{r|Erlang (programming language)}}
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• Closure (computer science)
  A '''closure''' is a capability of certain [[programming language|programming languages]]. As with many terms relating to [[software]], ther The [[Ruby_programming_language#Closures|Ruby programming language]] article has a discussion of closures.
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• Unicode
  ...iety of languages including [[Python programming language|Python]], [[Java programming language|Java]] and [[.NET]].
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• Language (informatics)
  #Redirect [[Programming language]]
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• Programming languages
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• User talk:Dustin Meany
  == Python programming language == Hi Dustin, I started a Python programming language article today (just a stub for now) and I saw that you were planning to do
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• Lua/Definition
  Lightweight, general purpose [[programming language]] that is often used as an embedded scripting language (for instance in [[W
  230 bytes (29 words) - 16:29, 16 April 2010
• Clojure
  '''Clojure''' is a [[Lisp]]-dialect [[programming language]] that runs on the [[Java Virtual Machine]] and the [[.NET]] CLR. The langu
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• IronRuby/Definition
  An open source [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]] implementation on the [[.NET Framework]] using the Dynamic Language
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• Talk:Programming languages
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• C (language)
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• List of programming languages
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• COBOL/Definition
  [[Computer]] [[programming language]].
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• Erlang programming language
  #REDIRECT [[Erlang (programming language)]]
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• Pike programming language
  #REDIRECT [[Pike (programming language)]]
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• A programming language
  #REDIRECT [[A Programming Language]]
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• Scala
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• Python the Language
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