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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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  • 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
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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
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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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  • 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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  • 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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  • COBOL/Definition
    [[Computer]] [[programming language]].
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  • Perl/Related Articles
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  • Erlang (disambiguation)
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  • Functional programming/Related Articles
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  • MATLAB/Definition
    Numerical computing environment and programming language.
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  • Comparison of Java and .NET/Related Articles
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  • IDLE/Definition
    A development environment for the [[Python programming language]].
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  • C (programming language)/Definition
    General-purpose procedural programming language developed in 1972.
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  • Scala (programming language)/Definition
    High-level, [[compiler|compiled]], type-checked [[programming language]].
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  • Python (programming language)/Definition
    Dynamic object-oriented, general purpose interpreted [[programming language]].
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  • Clojure/Definition
    [[Lisp]]-derived [[programming language]] for the [[Java Virtual Machine]].
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  • Lisp/Related Articles
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  • R (programming language)/Definition
    An [[open source]] [[programming language]] for statistical analysis and visualization.
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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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  • Programming language/Related Articles
    See [[Programming language/Catalogs|Catalog]] for a list of programming languages.
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  • Perl/Definition
    Dynamic, interpreted programming language with good string processing and powerful regular expression engine.
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  • Accent (programming language)/Definition
    A high level interpreted programming language, published in 1990 by CaseWare, Inc.
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  • C Sharp/Definition
    Object-oriented general-purpose programming language developed for the Microsoft .NET Framework.
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  • Ruby (programming language)/Definition
    Dynamically-typed, object-oriented programming language created by Yukihiro Matsumoto in 1995.
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  • Pike (programming language)/Definition
    A high-level interpreted, general-purpose, cross-platform, dynamic computer programming language.
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  • Lisp/Definition
    A high-level, functional computer programming language with close historical ties to artificial intelligence research.
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  • GNU Compiler Collection
    ...rogram's source code written in a programming language (especially in [[C (programming language)|C]], [[C++]], among others) into a binary file which can be executed by a
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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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  • Computer science
    * [[Programming language|Programming languages]]
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  • GNU/Gallery
    |Emacs screenshot.png|[[Emacs|GNU Emacs]], during a [[Python programming language|Python]] programming session.
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  • Google Web Toolkit/Definition
    Open source web framework written in [[Java programming language|Java]].
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  • Bjarne Stroustrup/Definition
    Creator of the C++ programming language and chair in Computer Science at Texas A&M University.
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  • Abc (music notation)/Definition
    A programming language, created by Chris Walshaw, for creating sheet music, which uses the ASCII c
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  • IronPython/Definition
    Open source implementation of [[Python (programming language)|Python]] on the [[.NET Framework]] using the Dynamic Language Runtime. All
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  • A Programming Language/Related Articles
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  • Artificial Intelligence Markup Language
    ...IML engines in [[Python (programming language)|Python]], [[C++]], [[Java (programming language)|Java]] and other languages. AIML processes word oriented data; punctuation
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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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  • Procedural programming language/Definition
    A programming language capable of providing reusable, parameterized sections of code (called proce
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  • Java platform/Definition
    ...of programs needed for creating and running programs written in the [[Java programming language]].
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  • C++
    ...guage]] created by [[Bjarne Stroustrup]]. Originally, it extended the [[C programming language]], primarily by adding [[object oriented programming]] capabilities to it. Bjarne Stroustrup began developing a revision of the C programming language in 1979 while working at [[Bell Labs]] with the primary intention to add ob
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  • Smalltalk/Definition
    Object-oriented [[programming language]] created at Xerox PARC by [[Alan Kay]] and others. Now implemented in [[GN
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  • JavaScript/Definition
    General-purpose computer programming language that is frequently embedded within HTML pages on the World Wide Web to make
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  • BarCamp
    ...rogramming language)|Java]] programming language, [[RailsCamp]] for [[Ruby programming language|Ruby]] and [[Ruby on Rails|Rails]] developers, [[PodCamp]] for [[podcasting
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    {{rpl|Java (programming language)}}
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  • Portability (computing)
    ...y">{{cite web| url=http://www.livinginternet.com/i/iw_unix_c.htm| title="C Programming Language History"| accessdate=2009-08-02 }}</ref>
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  • Design pattern (software)
    ...mming, that its general solution is taught independently of any particular programming language. The term fell into widespread use in 1995 after the publication of the "G
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  • Leonte George Madalin
    ...eorge Madalin is the author of [[Layla++ (programming language)|Layla++]] (programming language) and F.C.E. Artificial Inteligence Program.
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  • Regular expression/External Links
    ...ons.info] - a free online resource about regular expressions in about 20 [[programming language]]s and [[software libraries]].
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  • LAMP (application stack)/External Links
    * [http://www.perl.org/ The Perl Programming Language]
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  • Erlang (programming language)/Definition
    Programming language designed by Joe Armstrong at [[Ericsson]] for [[concurrency]] and stability
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  • Hello World/Definition
    A very short program that a programmer writes when learning a programming language; it typically just prints a word or two of output to a console.
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  • Ruby (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Ruby (programming language)}}
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  • String (computing)
    ...Python]] programming language has a separate Unicode datatype. The [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]] language can support multibyte string encoding in later versions or ...e implicitly or explicitly converted into other datatypes depending on the programming language. Consider the following statement:
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  • Hello World
    ...n one of the first programs that a [[programmer]] writes when learning a [[programming language]], as it provides a cursory introduction to the language's [[syntax]] and o Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie's book ''The C Programming Language'' was the first book to use Hello World. The example, essentially as it app
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    ...syntax]]. The first hello world program was introduced in the book ''The C Programming Language''.
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  • Django/Definition
    ...urce software|Open source]] web application framework written in [[Python (programming language)|Python]].
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    ...to 128kb, and came bundled with CP/M Plus and Digital Research's [[LOGO]] programming language.
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  • Dennis Ritchie
    ...st most well-known for the development of the [[C_(programming_language)|C programming language]] and co-development of the [[UNIX]] operating system alongside Ken Thompso UNIX was originally written in BCPL (Basic Combined Programming Language). Thompson would eventually write a new language known as B based off of BC
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    ...ols, such as Script#, a third party compiler which is used to compile [[C# PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE|C#]] source code into JavaScript. ...ace controls and supported by more [[programming languages]] such as, [[C# PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE|C#]] and Visual Basic as the code behind.
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  • Routing Policy Specification Language
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/August 1, 2007
    ...andru Morega|Ion Morega]] created [[Debian]] and [[HTTP]]; edited [[Python programming language]] and squeezed a few minor changes in [[Virtualization]] just before the pa * [[User:Aleksander Stos|Aleksander Stos]] was [[IDLE (Python programming language)|IDLE]] for a while, but came here after having a little of [[beer|pilsner]
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  • Java platform
    ...guage]]. Sun began work on the platform in 1992 and formally launched the programming language in 1995, after which its use grew rapidly across the computer industry. Th ...aries make all computers look alike so that programs written in the [[Java programming language]] can run identically on all of them. Optional packages for the Standard Ed
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  • Software engineering
    In addition to software processes, many other [[programming language paradigm|programming language paradigms]], technologies and techniques have improved the field of softwar
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  • List of languages using the .NET Framework
    *** [http://www.kidsprogramminglanguage.com KPL - Kid's Programming Language] (Morrison Schwartz)
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  • Perl
    ...987. Wall combined features of a variety of other languages, including [[C programming language|C]], [[Shell|Unix shell]] scripting, [[Lisp]], [[awk]], [[sed]], and Unix t ...to do it", and this policy had an important influence on the newer [[Ruby programming language]].
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  • Linux kernel
    ...cessor Unix, the Linux kernel is written in the [[C programming language|C programming language]], as well as some architecture-specific assembly to increase performance o
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  • Java concurrency package
    ...threading and parallel programming in the [[Java_programming_language|Java programming language]]. ...rent package, which was designed for concurrency.<ref name=Arnold>The Java Programming Language, Fourth Edition, Arnold, Addison-Wesley © 2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc.</ref
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  • Mathematical notation
    In some [[programming language]]s, at initialization, all the logical variables are set to '''false'''.
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  • BitTorrent
    The original BitTorrent client, written in the [[Python programming language]], had its source code released under the BitTorrent Open Source License,
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  • Ajax (web technology)
    ...in a browser to add interactivity to HTML pages. Loosely resembling [[Java programming language]] in syntax, JavaScript is one of the more popular scripting language on th
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  • Unix
    ...y">{{cite web| url=http://www.livinginternet.com/i/iw_unix_c.htm| title="C Programming Language History"| accessdate=2009-08-02 }}</ref> If a C compiler was created on ano ...re of computer software, as projects that emerged such as Unix and the [[C programming language]] became staples of the industry.
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  • Mac OS X
    ...ch as [[C (programming language)|C]], [[C++]], [[Objective-C]], and [[Java programming language|Java]].
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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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  • Fortran
    '''Fortran''' ('''For'''mula '''tran'''slation) is the oldest high-level [[programming language]]. It was the first computer language that gave priority to humans over c ...C++, and Java in popularity among programmers.<ref>[http://www.langpop.com Programming language popularity] Retrieved July 30, 2009</ref> In the specialized field of [[hi
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  • Logic/Signed Articles/Graham Priest
    ...l language with a precisely defined vocabulary and syntax (like a computer programming language). Such languages behave in many ways like natural languages, but abstract a
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  • Linux naming controversy
    ...he system, such as a [[compiler]] ([[GNU Compiler Collection|gcc]]), a [[C programming language| C library]] (glibc), a [[debugger]] (gdb), and a [[text editor]] (emacs).
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  • Integer
    ...metimes known as an "<tt>int</tt>", from the name of a datatype in the [[C programming language]]) is often a primitive [[datatype]] in [[computer language]]s. However, i
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  • Computer engineering
    ...xecuted by a machine. To design a compiler requires knowledge of both the programming language and the operation of the machine.
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  • Open source software
    ...ftware that is licensed in such a way that the source code (which is the [[programming language|language]] that [[computer programs]] are written in) is freely accessible.
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  • Digital preservation
    ...amming language]] to another (e.g., [[C Programming Language|C]] to [[Java programming language|Java]]) so the resource remains fully accessible and functional. Resources
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  • Ajax Framework
    ...aries written in either client-based Javascript or nearly any server-based programming language to construct web applications through the Ajax engine, i.e. the suite of te
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  • Computer
    *[[compiler]]s (writing programs that allow people to use a [[programming language]])
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  • History of computing
    ...age used for military and aviation programming. The Lisp dialect, [[Scheme programming language|Scheme]] was also created, which would later become the language used in [[ ...ses a [[virtual machine]] architecture - the programmer writes in the Java programming language, which compiles to bytecode, which itself runs on a virtual machine that ab
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  • Computer science/Catalogs/Breakthroughs
    * [[Dennis Ritchie|Ritchie, Dennis]] (1941- ) - Created [[C programming language]], co-developer of Unix.
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  • Computer Go
    ...necks will often be programmed in [[C (programming language)|C]] or [[C++ (programming language)|C++]]. Examples include [[GnuGo]], Many Faces of Go, and Go++. Handtalk w ...well stand-alone projects. The program Gosharp is programmed in [[C Sharp (programming language)|C#]], which also compiles to speeds close to that of C and C++ and provide
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  • Abc (music notation)
    ....plus.com/abc/>; last accessed Aug. 21, 2008.</ref> is a special-purpose [[programming language]] for creating [[musical notation]], where melodies are represented in the
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  • Recursive partitioning
    * [[R (programming language)|R programming language]]:
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  • Computer architecture
    ...tance, projects for the US military were often required to be in the [[Ada programming language]]). ...0 million [[Source lines of code|lines of computer code]] in the [[C++]] [[programming language]];<ref name="WindowsXP-size">Tanenbaum, Andrew S. ''Modern Operating System
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  • Proof assistant
    ...ernel involves a hardware, an operating system, and an implementation of a programming language. These can be buggy,corrupted by a hacker, etc.; but such scenarios are rat ...urce code is also available; it contains mostly programs in the functional programming language ''ML.''
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  • Theory (mathematics)
    ...de for a single jump, or even a triple jump (hardware – operating system – programming language – application). Bridging the gap is a laborious task for many programmers ...ondence is established by special programs (compilers and interpreters). A programming language is geared to programmers, hardware instructions --- to hardware.
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  • Content delivery and distributed file sharing networks
    The original BitTorrent client, written in the [[Python programming language]], had its source code released under the BitTorrent Open Source License,
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  • Semantic Web
    ...p://blog.datagraph.org/2010/03/rdf-for-ruby|title=RDF library for the Ruby programming language}}</ref> library for [http://www.ruby-lang.org Ruby] and a [http://pear.php.
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  • Shortest path routing
    The algorithm is presented here in [[Python]], a [[programming language|computer language]] designed for maximum readability. Computer networks tex
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  • Postscript
    '''PostScript (PS)''' is a programming language designed for description of two-dimensional objects for visual observation
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  • Archive:High priority articles for pilot
    #### [[Scheme programming language|Scheme]] — MS
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  • CZ Talk:Requested Articles
    ...efactored, I will write and make open source a script (probably in [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]]) to convert the page into an appropriate XML format (probably Atom
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  • R (letter)
    : ''See also [[R (programming language)]]''
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/March 4, 2009/Uncategorized
    *[[A programming language/Definition]]
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  • Flat file database
    * a program written in virtually any programming language, whether or not the program really stored the data table as a relevant data
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  • Android (smartphone)
    ...iance]]'s) success with Android will depend on "...making the platform and programming language behave universally on a variety of devices, thus cutting down the work prog
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  • Online document services
    |[[Java programming language|Java]], [[Ajax (web technology)|Ajax]]
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  • Free Software Foundation
    ...tains 47 pieces of information such as the project's homepage, developers, programming language, etc. The goals are to provide a search engine for free software, and to p
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  • Shortest path routing/Catalogs/Dijkstra59.py
    ...st path routing]], with notes for students not yet familiar with [[Python (programming language)|Python]]. You can run this code using an interpreter from [http://python.
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  • Complex number
    ...g <math>i</math> for [[electrical current]]. This usage is found in some [[programming language]]s too, notably [[Python]].</ref> Of course, since the square of any real n
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  • NoSQL
    ...rs. The keys and values in BerkeleyDB can be any objects supported by the programming language. Data are stored in files on disk, as a single file for each key-value sto
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  • Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology
    ...cement level. All students are required to complete an introductory [[Java programming language|Java]] computer science course. Starting with the class of 2008, the comput
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  • Free statistical software
    ...w.irri.org/science/software/irristat.asp</ref>. Another package, the [[R (programming language)|R Project]]<ref name=r>The R Project, http://cran.r-project.org/</ref> is ...d another article by Grant that included mainly a brief review of the [[R (programming language)|R Project]]<ref>Felix Grant, "Free Statistics Software, Yours, Free to kee
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  • Complex number/Citable Version
    ...g <math>i</math> for [[electrical current]]. This usage is found in some [[programming language]]s too, notably [[Python]].</ref> Of course, since the square of any real n
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  • Distributed version control
    ...some modules written in Perl. It is particularly influential among [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]] programmers and Linux users. Git is distinguished from other DVCs b
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  • The Children's Machine
    ...]s, including [[Logo programming language|Logo]], [[JavaScript]], [[Python programming language|Python]], and possibly [[Squeak]]<ref name=gettys2/>
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  • Linux (operating system)
    ...t universities around the world since it was written in the high-level [[C programming language]], which allowed it to be used on many different machine architectures (thi
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  • Content Management System
    * A [[programming language]] (that can be handled by the web server) like PHP, Perl, Python, VB.NET ;
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  • The Elder Scrolls
    ...rolls Travels#Stormhold|The Elder Scrolls Travels: Stormhold]]'' – [[Java (programming language)|Java]]-enabled [[mobile phones]]
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  • Factorial
    ...n order. These are the [[permutation]]s of the set of objects. In some [[programming language]]s, both n! and factorial(n) , or Factorial(n), are recognized as the facto
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  • Console video games
    ...other program was run from cassette or cartridge - this included the BASIC programming language.
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  • Meta-analysis
    ...the [[Cochrane Collaboration]] (http://www.cc-ims.net/revman) and for [[R (programming language)]] ([http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/rmeta/ rmeta] and [http://cran. * [[R (programming language)|R programming language]]:
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  • Logarithm
    ...ath></font>. In this way, the log function is interpreted in the most of [[programming language]]s -
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  • Gamma function
    ...[[GNU Scientific Library]]. The gamma function was also added to the [[C (programming language)|C]] mathematics library (math.h) as part of the C99 standard, but is not i
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/May 7, 2008
    Have been busy coding this afternoon (in [[Python (programming language)]]), and before that was getting an eye test at the [[Opthalmology|opthalmo
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  • Cloud computing
    ...ersion used a [[Python]] virtual machine, but has been extended to [[Java (programming language)|Java]], both with web tools.
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  • Tetration
    Operation ++ could be called [[zeration]] (although in [[programming language]]s it is called [[increment]]),
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  • Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/January 7, 2009
    ...-started ones that need my attention. So I did a little authoring on [[C (programming language)]] as penance.[[User:Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer]] 18:12, 8 January 2009 (UTC)
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  • Normal distribution
    ...tribution function ] by Peter J. Acklam &ndash; has examples for several [[programming language]]s
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