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Programming language theory / Cross-platform software / IBM software / PL/I / C / ALGOL 68 / IBM DB2 / PL/I preprocessor / Fortran / Computing / Software engineering / Procedural programming languages
Date: 2010-09-24 02:34:17
Programming language theory
Cross-platform software
IBM software
PL/I
C
ALGOL 68
IBM DB2
PL/I preprocessor
Fortran
Computing
Software engineering
Procedural programming languages

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