A Comparative Study of Programming LanguagesMacdonald and Jane's, 1977 - 232 páginas To non-specialists in the field, the phrase "a programming language" is usually held to mean "one of those things like Autocode, Fortran, Algol or Cobol, which are supposed to make programming language easier." |
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The nature of language in general | 7 |
Recursion | 18 |
Theory of names | 26 |
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Algol 60 algorithm alternative apply assembly language assignment Autocode BCPL begin block boolean brackets call by value called character clause Cobol commas compiler Compiler-compiler contents context-free copy declaration defined definition digit equivalent evaluation example expression format Fortran Fortran II function goto grammar Hollerith constant identifier implementation input instruction integer interpretation label letter LPART machine code machine language Markov Markov algorithms means Mercury Autocode mode mow a meadow natural languages NEST notation object operands operator output Parsing Machine PL/I pointer possible proc procedure productions programming languages quotes radix recursive reference replaced result routine RPART rules S-expressions SDEF Section semicolon sentence sequence space stack statement storage string structure subroutine symbol syntactic syntax TALLY terminal tion word write written