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Volume II of The Handbook of Programming Languages covers four important Imperative Languages: FORTRAN 95, C, Turbo Pascal, and Icon. FORTRAN was the first of the major programming languages; Walt Brainerd, has been active where FORTRAN 77, FORTRAN 90 and, now, FORTRAN 95 are concerned. This volume also features an essay on its history and development of C by its creator, Dennis Ritchie. Computing pioneer Ralph Griswold, the creator of Icon, has contributed a foundation for both the philosophy behind and the use of the language. Ron Cytron writes a unique essay on Intermediate Languages and Series Editor-in-Chief, Peter H. Salus provides a foreword on the development of computer languages. The material about the languages themselves will enable the reader to evaluate which is most suitable for the task at hand. \* Walt Brainerd on FORTRAN,\* Dennis Ritchie, creator of C,\* Steve Summitt's work on programming in C,\* Glenn Grotzinger on Turbo Pascal,\* Ralph Griswold, creator of Icon.

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Author

Peter Salus, Peter H. Salus

Publisher

Macmillan Technical Publishing

Published

1998

Language

EN

ISBN

9781578700080

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Computer Science, Language Learning, Programming