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• Programming language
  ...er-level instructions which the computer can actually understand. Use of a programming language allows programmers to work at a higher level than machine code (which is no ...[[machine code]]. Some widely used languages such as [[Fortran]] and [[C programming language|C]] generally use pure compilation.
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• C (programming language)
  '''C''' is a general-purpose, procedural [[computer]] [[programming language]] which is still in regular use over four decades after its creation. It w | title = The C Programming Language
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• Gamma programming language
  '''Gamma''' is a parallel programming language based on the model of chemical reactions. Data float in a [[Linda programming language|Linda]]-like tuple space, and processing is mediated by certain
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• Accent (programming language)
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• Python 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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• 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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• A Programming Language
  ...cal circles. It is a very terse language and inspired its successor, the J programming language, which is type of ASCII version of APL. To this day, APL and J still code t APL was an influential programming language used to psudo-code papers for industry and research
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• Erlang (programming language)
  {{dambigbox|Erlang (programming language)|Erlang}} ...gramming_language#General_purpose_vs._special_purpose|general-purpose ]] [[programming language]] which shares some syntax with [[prolog]]. It is considered declarative be
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• Ruby (programming language)
  {{dambigbox|Ruby (programming language)|Ruby}} '''Ruby''' is a general-purpose [[computer]] [[programming language]] made available as [[Open_source_software|open-source software]] in 1995.
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• C programming language
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• Programming language/Approval
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• Java (programming language)
  '''Java''' is an [[object]]-oriented [[computer]] [[programming language]] now managed as [[Open_source_software|open source software]]<ref>{{cite w ...e worked at [[Sun Microsystems|Sun]] in the early 1990's. Use of the Java programming language spread rapidly across the computer industry, and since 2003, Java has been
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• Programming language/Catalogs
  {{r|C (programming language)|C}} {{r|Erlang (programming language)|Erlang}}
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• R (programming language)
  '''R''' is an open source programming language for statistical analysis and graphics.
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• Python (programming language)
  {{dambigbox|Python (programming language)|Python}} ...eneral purpose [[Programming_language#Compiled_vs._interpreted|interpreted 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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• Pike programming language
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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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• A programming language
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• Erlang programming language
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• Ruby programming language
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• Programming language/Definition
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• Scheme programming language
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• Ruby programming language/Bibliography
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• Erlang programming language/Tutorials/Hello
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• Accent (programming language)/Definition
  A high level interpreted programming language, published in 1990 by CaseWare, Inc.
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• Python (programming language)/Definition
  Dynamic object-oriented, general purpose interpreted [[programming language]].
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• Ruby (programming language)/Definition
  Dynamically-typed, object-oriented programming language created by Yukihiro Matsumoto in 1995.
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• Erlang programming language/Tutorials
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• Ruby programming language/Definition
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• Python (programming language)/Bibliography
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• Erlang (programming language)/Definition
  Programming language designed by Joe Armstrong at [[Ericsson]] for [[concurrency]] and stability
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• Ruby (programming language)/Approval
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• Python (programming language)/GetURL.py
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• C (programming language)/Bibliography
  ...ntice Hall, 1988. ISBN 0-13-110370-9 - The ''de facto'' standard for the C programming language for many years
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• Python programming language/GetURL.py
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• Scala (programming language)/Definition
  High-level, [[compiler|compiled]], type-checked [[programming language]].
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• Erlang (programming language)/Tutorials/Hello
  ...syntax]]. The first hello world program was introduced in the book ''The C Programming Language''<ref name="K&R"/>.
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• Programming language/External Links
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• Python programming language/Definition
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• Scala (programming language)/Bibliography
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• C programming language/Bibliography
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• Java programming language/Definition
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• Java (programming language)/Bibliography
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• C programming language/Tutorials
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• Java programming language/Bibliography
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• IDLE (Python programming language)
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• Erlang (programming language)/Approval
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• Python programming language/Approval
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• C++/Definition
  ...e Stroustrup that added concepts from object oriented programming to the C programming language.
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• Java concurrency package/Definition
  A library supporting threading and parallel programming in the Java programming language.
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• Mathematica/Definition
  Commercial computer algebra system with own programming language that supports functional and procedural programming styles.
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• Programming language/Catalogs
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• Hello World/Related Articles
  {{r|C (programming language)}} {{r|Erlang programming language}}
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• Gamma programming language
  '''Gamma''' is a parallel programming language based on the model of chemical reactions. Data float in a [[Linda programming language|Linda]]-like tuple space, and processing is mediated by certain
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• Design pattern (software)/Definition
  ...amming that its general solution is taught independently of any particular programming language.
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• Java platform/Related Articles
  {{r|Programming language}} {{r|Java (programming language)}}
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• Erlang programming techniques/Definition
  The philosophy and the most powerful programming techniques in [[Erlang (programming language)]].
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• Language (disambiguation)
  {{rpl|Programming language}}
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• Scheme (programming language)/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Scheme programming language]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|Erlang programming language}}
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• C++/Related Articles
  {{r|C (programming language)}} {{r|Java programming language}}
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• Hello World/Code
  === Example in [[C programming language|C]] === === Example in [[Python programming language|Python]] ===
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• Java (programming language)/Definition
  A popular [[object-oriented programming|object-oriented]] [[programming language]] originally created by [[Sun Microsystems]].
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• Interpreter (computer)/Definition
  ...ing system]] commands to a specific programming language (such as [[Python programming language|Python]])
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• Applied linguistics/External Links
  ===Python programming language===
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• LAMP (application stack)/Related Articles
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• Source code/Related Articles
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• Compiler/Related Articles
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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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• Programming languages
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• Language (informatics)
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• Lua/Definition
  Lightweight, general purpose [[programming language]] that is often used as an embedded scripting language (for instance in [[W
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• 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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• Scheme programming language
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• C programming language
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• C (language)
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• A programming language
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• Python programming language
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• Python the Language
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• List of programming languages
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• Scala
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• APL
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• Pike programming language
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• COBOL/Definition
  [[Computer]] [[programming language]].
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• Scheme (language)
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• Erlang programming language
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• Ruby programming language
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• Perl/Related Articles
  {{r|Programming language}} {{r|Python programming language}}
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• Erlang (disambiguation)
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• Ruby programming language/Approval
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• Erlang programming language/Approval
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• Scheme programming language/Approval
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• Ruby programming language/Bibliography
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• Erlang programming language/Tutorials/Hello
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• C programming language/Bibliography
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• Ruby programming language/Definition
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