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application generator
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business application language
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command language
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conditional statement language
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data flow languages
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definition languages
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descriptive languages
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domain specific language
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expression language
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extensible languages
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fixed logic language
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functional programming
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list processing
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logic programming
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problems with logic programming
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programming with forms
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programming with natural language
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object transformation language
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parallel programming languages
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process control languages
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reduction languages
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scripting language
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semantic grammar
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statement language
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string transformation languages
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structure transformation languages
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user-defined languages
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visual programming
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words defined by words
machine model
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object-oriented programming
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program representation
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design languages
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formal methods and languages
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machine code and assembly language
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program execution
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programming language
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set-oriented languages
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type-safe and secure languages
Subtopic: new concept languages
Quote: allow multiple program styles; in paper solutions, participants used many styles including event-based, constraint, graphical constraints, declarative, imperative [»paneJF2_2001]
Subtopic: language comparison
QuoteRef: sammJE7_1972 ;;603 new concept languages: APT (application), FORTRAN, COBOL (was FLOWMAT, IIPL-V, GPSS (simulation SIMSCRIPT), COGO, SNOBOL COMIT (strings) JOVIAL, JOSS (interactive). FORMAL (formula manipulation)
Subtopic: history
Quote: compared 7 programming languages with 80 implementations of a phonecode conversion from telephone numbers to words; interpreted, object-oriented, and procedural languages [»precL10_2000] Quote: for initialization, compiled languages fastest and script languages slowest; Java in between [»precL10_2000] Quote: except for Rexx and Tcl, all programming languages had very fast and very slow programs [»precL10_2000] Quote: compiled languages most memory-efficient while Java least memory-efficient; script languages overlap the worst half of the compiled languages [»precL10_2000] Quote: 2-3x shorter programs for scripting languages such as Perl; more comments [»precL10_2000] Quote: Java's runtime efficiency is acceptable but it has a huge memory overhead [»precL10_2000] Quote: scripting languages are good alternatives; better programmer productivity and acceptable efficiency
QuoteRef: baueFL7_1972 ;;Plankalhal is rather neat; predecessor language; uses 2-d format
Topic: application generator (21 items)
Topic: business application language (11 items)
Topic: command language (23 items)
Topic: conditional statement language (5 items)
Topic: data flow languages (33 items)
Topic: definition languages (3 items)
Topic: descriptive languages (22 items)
Topic: domain specific language (8 items)
Topic: expression language (14 items)
Topic: extensible languages (71 items)
Topic: fixed logic language (7 items)
Topic: functional programming (45 items)
Topic: list processing (15 items)
Topic: logic programming (34 items)
Topic: problems with logic programming (10 items)
Topic: programming with forms (26 items)
Topic: programming with natural language (27 items)
Topic: object transformation language (10 items)
Topic: parallel programming languages (14 items)
Topic: process control languages (2 items)
Topic: reduction languages (17 items)
Topic: scripting language (27 items)
Topic: semantic grammar (23 items)
Topic: statement language (10 items)
Topic: string transformation languages (17 items)
Topic: structure transformation languages (7 items)
Topic: user-defined languages (42 items)
Topic: visual programming (32 items)
Topic: words defined by words
(25 items)
Group: machine model (13 topics, 206 quotes)
Group: object-oriented programming (26 topics, 822 quotes)
Group: program representation (25 topics, 659 quotes)Topic: design languages (12 items)
Topic: formal methods and languages (53 items)
Topic: machine code and assembly language (49 items)
Topic: program execution (8 items)
Topic: programming language (29 items)
Topic: set-oriented languages (20 items)
Topic: type-safe and secure languages
(43 items)