ALGOL
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
ALGOL see programming language .
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The ghoul and the stargazer.
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HERO'S FUNERAL FOR SHIP
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... Record Staff Writer Date: 11-22-1991, Friday Section: NEWS Edition: All Editions -- 5 Star, 4 Star, 3 Star, 2 Star, 1 Star BELMAR -- The USS Algol carried sailors safely through World War II, the ... miles off Belmar. When the spectators arrived, the Algol was still afloat, but the ship had been ...
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... purpose. Remember that the primary purpose of ALGOL 57 (later to be redesigned into ALGOL 60) had been the complete and unambiguous description ... Rutishauser (who had been the driving force behind the ALGOL effort), compilation by machine was only a secondary ...
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Embedded In Electronic Design: Java Matters.(use of Java language in embedded applications)
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Yesterday's languages built today's software: core languages - Cobol, PL-1, Lisp - all predated the software industry. (includes related article about Grace Hopper)
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Vanishing stars. (variable stars)(Night Watchman)(Column)
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