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Wikipedia - E programming language
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Wikipedia - EPSILON (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Erlang (programming language) -- Programming language
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Wikipedia - Esoteric programming language -- Programming language designed to test boundaries or as software art
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Wikipedia - ESPN on ABC -- Branding for sports programming on ABC
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Wikipedia - Essentials of Programming Languages
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Wikipedia - Evolutionary programming
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Wikipedia - Factual television -- Genre of non-fiction television programming
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Wikipedia - Foreign function interface -- Interface to call functions from other programming languages
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Wikipedia - Fortran -- General-purpose programming language
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Wikipedia - Fourth-generation programming language -- Group of computer programming languages
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Wikipedia - Fox Kids -- Fox Broadcasting Company's American children's programming division
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Wikipedia - Fox Sports (United States) -- Sports programming division of the Fox Broadcasting Company
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Wikipedia - FRACTRAN -- Turing-complete esoteric programming language invented by John Conway
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Wikipedia - Fred Rogers Productions -- American non-profit organization specializing in children's programming
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Wikipedia - Functional logic programming
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Wikipedia - Go Programming Language
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Wikipedia - Knowledge-based programming
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Wikipedia - Light entertainment -- Term, classification used to describe a broad range of television and radio programming that includes comedies, variety shows, game shows, quiz shows
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Wikipedia - Lightweight programming language
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Wikipedia - Linear-fractional programming (LFP)
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Wikipedia - Liskov substitution principle -- Object-oriented programming principle
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Wikipedia - LISP programming language
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Wikipedia - List of Amazon original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Animal Planet original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Apple TV+ original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of audio programming languages -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of BBC television programming
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Wikipedia - List of C-based programming languages
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Wikipedia - List of CBS All Access original programming -- Wikimedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of C-family programming languages -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of concurrent and parallel programming languages -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of constraint programming languages
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Wikipedia - List of Crackle original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Discovery Channel original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Disney+ original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Disney TV programming blocks -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of educational programming languages -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of ended Netflix original programming -- Wikimedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Eros Now original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Facebook Watch original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Food Network original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of functional programming topics -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Globoplay original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of HBO Max original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of HBO original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Hotstar original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Hulu original programming -- Wikimedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of iQIYI original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Le original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Lifetime original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Lisp-family programming languages -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of logic programming languages
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Wikipedia - List of Microsoft Windows application programming interfaces and frameworks -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Nat Geo Wild original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Netflix original programming -- Wikimedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Neuro-linguistic programming topics
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Wikipedia - List of Nick Jr. original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of object-oriented programming languages -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of object-oriented programming terms
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Wikipedia - List of open-source programming languages
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Wikipedia - List of programming broadcast by Colors Rishtey -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of programming language researchers -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of programming languages by type -- Wikimedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of programming languages for artificial intelligence -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of programming languages -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of programming syndicated by iHeartMedia -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Quibi original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of reflective programming languages and platforms -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Showtime original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Shudder original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Sohu original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Starz original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of TLC original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Travel Channel original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of WWE television programming -- Former and current professional wrestling programs produced by WWE/WWF
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Wikipedia - List of Xbox Entertainment Studios original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Yahoo! Screen original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of Youku original programming -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - List of YouTube Premium original programming -- Wikimedia list article
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Wikipedia - Lists of programming languages -- Wikipedia list article
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Wikipedia - Literal (computer programming) -- Notation for representing a fixed value in source code
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Wikipedia - Literate Programming
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Wikipedia - Literate programming
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Wikipedia - Little b (programming language)
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Wikipedia - LLVM -- Compiler backend for multiple programming languages
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Wikipedia - Logic for Programming, Artificial Intelligence and Reasoning
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Wikipedia - Logic Programming Associates
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Wikipedia - Logic Programming
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Wikipedia - Logic programming -- Programming paradigm based on formal logic
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Wikipedia - Logo programming language
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Wikipedia - Logo (programming language) -- Computer programming language
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Wikipedia - Logtalk (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Low-level programming language
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Wikipedia - Lua programming language
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Wikipedia - Lua (programming language) -- Lightweight programming language
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Wikipedia - Lucid (programming language)
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Wikipedia - MAD (programming language)
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Wikipedia - MAD programming language
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Wikipedia - Magic number (programming)
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Wikipedia - Magnet (children's television block) -- American former children's programming block
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Wikipedia - Main function (programming)
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Wikipedia - Malbolge -- Esoteric programming language created in 1998
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Wikipedia - Map (parallel programming)
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Wikipedia - Mathematical Programming Society
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Wikipedia - MATLAB -- Numerical computing environment and programming language
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Wikipedia - Max (software) -- Visual programming language
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Wikipedia - MDL (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Measuring programming language popularity
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Wikipedia - Mercury (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Mercury programming language
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Wikipedia - Messaging Application Programming Interface
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Wikipedia - MetaPost -- Programming language
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Wikipedia - Metaprogramming
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Wikipedia - Method (computer programming) -- Computer function or subroutine that is tied to a particular instance or class
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Wikipedia - Method overriding (programming)
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Wikipedia - Methods of neuro-linguistic programming
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Wikipedia - Microprogramming
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Wikipedia - Micro-series -- Brief episodic programming on television
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Wikipedia - Microsoft Visual Programming Language
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Wikipedia - Minification (programming) -- Removal of unnecessary characters in code without changing its functionality
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Wikipedia - Mirah (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Miranda (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Miranda programming language
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Wikipedia - Mirror (programming)
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Wikipedia - MissingNo. -- PokM-CM-)mon species caused by a programming error
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Wikipedia - ML programming language
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Wikipedia - ML (programming language) -- General purpose functional programming language
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Wikipedia - Modularity (programming)
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Wikipedia - Modular programming
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Wikipedia - Module (programming)
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Wikipedia - Monad (functional programming) -- Design pattern in functional programming to build generic types
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Wikipedia - Monads in functional programming
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Wikipedia - Multi-adjoint logic programming -- Sub-field of logic programming
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Wikipedia - Multi expression programming
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Wikipedia - Multi-Programming Executive
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Wikipedia - Multiprogramming with a Variable number of Tasks
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Wikipedia - Multistaged programming
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Wikipedia - Music Macro Language -- Programming language for generating computerized music
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Wikipedia - Name resolution (programming languages)
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Wikipedia - Naming conventions (programming)
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Wikipedia - Nat Geo Wild -- Global television channel focused on wildlife programming of National Geographic
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Wikipedia - Natural language programming
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Wikipedia - Natural-language programming
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Wikipedia - Neko (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Netscape Server Application Programming Interface
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Wikipedia - Neuro-linguistic programming bibliography
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Wikipedia - Neuro Linguistic Programming
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Wikipedia - Neuro-linguistic Programming
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Wikipedia - Neurolinguistic Programming
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Wikipedia - Neurolinguistic programming
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Wikipedia - Neuro-linguistic programming -- Pseudoscientific approach to communication, personal development, and psychotherapy
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Wikipedia - News & Documentary Emmy Award -- American awards for outstanding national television news and documentary programming
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Wikipedia - Newspeak (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Newt (programming library)
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Wikipedia - Nick at Nite -- Comedy-oriented nighttime programming block on Nickelodeon
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Wikipedia - Nick Jr. (TV programming block) -- Programming block on the Nickelodeon television channel
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Wikipedia - NickMom -- Former American programming block on Nick Jr.
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Wikipedia - NIL (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Nil (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Nim (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Nintendo 64 programming characteristics -- Overview of the programming characteristics of the Nintendo 64
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Wikipedia - Nl (format) -- File format for presenting and archiving mathematical programming problems
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Wikipedia - Nondeterministic programming
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Wikipedia - Non-English-based programming languages -- Wikimedia list article
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Wikipedia - Nonlinear programming
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Wikipedia - Non-strict programming language
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Wikipedia - Non-structured programming
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Wikipedia - Not eXactly C -- High-level programming language for the Lego Mindstorms NXT
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Wikipedia - Noweb -- Literate programming tool
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Wikipedia - NPAPI -- Application programming interface (API) that allows browser plugins to be developed
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Wikipedia - NPL (programming language)
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Wikipedia - NumPy -- Numerical programming library for the Python programming language
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Wikipedia - Nu (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Oberon-2 (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Object-based programming
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Wikipedia - Objective-C -- General-purpose, object-oriented programming language
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Wikipedia - Object-Oriented Programming in Common Lisp: A Programmer's Guide to CLOS
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Wikipedia - Object-oriented programming languages
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Wikipedia - Object-oriented programming language
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Wikipedia - Object-Oriented Programming
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Wikipedia - Object oriented programming
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Wikipedia - Object-oriented programming -- Programming paradigm based on the concept of objects
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Wikipedia - Object (programming)
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Wikipedia - Object resurrection -- Phenomenon in object-oriented programming
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Wikipedia - Object type (object-oriented programming)
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Wikipedia - OBJ (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Octave programming language
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Wikipedia - One Definition Rule -- A rule of programming language C++
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Wikipedia - Opal (programming language)
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Wikipedia - OpenCL -- Open standard for programming heterogenous computing systems, such as CPUs or GPUs
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Wikipedia - Open Programming Language
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Wikipedia - Operation Prime Time -- Television programming provider
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Wikipedia - Operator (computer programming) -- Construct associated with a mathematical operation in computer programs
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Wikipedia - Operator (programming)
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Wikipedia - Optimum programming
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Wikipedia - Original programming -- First-run television programs produced by and for a network or streaming platform
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Wikipedia - Orthogonality (programming)
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Wikipedia - Outline of computer programming
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Wikipedia - Overlay (programming)
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Wikipedia - Over-the-air programming
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Wikipedia - Owl Scientific Computing -- Numerical programming library for the OCaml programming language
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Wikipedia - Oxygene (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Pair programming -- Collaborative technique for software development
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Wikipedia - PAL-11R -- Assembly programming language
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Wikipedia - Paradigms of AI Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp
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Wikipedia - Parallel computing -- Programming paradigm in which many processes are executed simultaneously
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Wikipedia - Parallel programming language
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Wikipedia - Parallel programming model -- Abstraction of parallel computer architecture, with which it is convenient to express algorithms and their composition in programs
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Wikipedia - Parallel programming
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Wikipedia - Parameter (computer programming)
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Wikipedia - Parametric polymorphism -- The basis of generic programming
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Wikipedia - ParaSail (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Pascal programming language
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Wikipedia - Pascal (programming language) -- Programming language
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Wikipedia - Pattern Languages of Programming
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Wikipedia - Pay-per-view -- Premium television or webcast event programming that requires payment to view
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Wikipedia - PEARL (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Performance Application Programming Interface
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Wikipedia - Perl Data Language -- Array programming library for Perl
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Wikipedia - Perl (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Perl -- Interpreted programming language first released in 1987
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Wikipedia - Philippine noontime variety television shows -- Programming in the Philippines
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Wikipedia - Pico (programming language)
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Wikipedia - Pidgin code -- Mixture of several programming languages in the same program
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Wikipedia - Piet (programming language)
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Wikipedia - PILOT -- Simple high-level programming language developed in the 1960s
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Wikipedia - Pointer (computer programming) -- Object which stores memory addresses in a computer program
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Wikipedia - Point-free programming
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Wikipedia - Polyfill (programming) -- Code to implement features in web browsers that do not support them
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Wikipedia - Polymorphic Programming Language
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Wikipedia - Portal:Computer programming
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Wikipedia - Precompiled header -- Optimized type of file in computer programming
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Wikipedia - Predicative programming
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Wikipedia - Prime time -- Block of broadcast programming taking place during the middle of the evening for television programming
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Wikipedia - Probabilistic inductive logic programming
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Wikipedia - Process-oriented programming
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Wikipedia - Profile-guided optimization -- Compiler optimization technique in computer programming that uses profiling to improve program runtime performance
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Wikipedia - Profiling (computer programming)
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Wikipedia - Programming Complexity
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ABC Kids (TV programming block)
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ABC (programming language)
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Abductive logic programming
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Abstraction principle (computer programming)
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ACC (programming language)
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ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems
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Action at a distance (computer programming)
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Action Pack (TV programming block)
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Action! (programming language)
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Ada (programming language)
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Address programming language
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Adult Swim (Australian TV programming block)
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Adult Swim (British and Irish TV programming block)
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Advanced Perl Programming
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Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment
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Advanced Programming Specialist Group
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Advanced SCSI Programming Interface
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Advertiser-funded programming
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Advice (programming)
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Agda (programming language)
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Agent-oriented programming
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Agora (programming language)
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Ajax (programming)
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Alef (programming language)
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Algebraic Logic Functional programming language
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Alice (programming language)
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Alpha (programming language)
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Alphard (programming language)
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AMOS (programming language)
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Ana (programming language)
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Answer set programming
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APL (programming language)
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Application Programming Interface for Windows
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Application programming interface key
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Applicative programming language
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A+ (programming language)
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APT (programming language)
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Arc (programming language)
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Argus (programming language)
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Array programming
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ARS-based programming
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Aspect (computer programming)
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Aspect-oriented programming
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Association for Logic Programming
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Association for Neuro Linguistic Programming
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Association (object-oriented programming)
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Asynchrony (computer programming)
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ATOLL (programming language)
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Atom (programming language)
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ATS (programming language)
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Attribute-oriented programming
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Automata-based programming
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Automata-based programming (Shalyto's approach)
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Automatic programming
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Ballerina (programming language)
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BASIC Programming
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Basic programming
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Basic solution (linear programming)
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Bc (programming language)
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Beatnik (programming language)
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Best Christmas Ever (TV programming block)
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BETA (programming language)
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Block programming
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Block (programming)
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Book:Naming convention (programming)
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Book:Programming Languages
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Boo (programming language)
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Bosque (programming language)
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B (programming language)
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Brokered programming
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Bubble (programming language)
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Business Application Programming Interface
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Callback (computer programming)
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CAL (programming language)
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Cargo cult programming
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Cartesian genetic programming
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Category:Articles with example Python (programming language) code
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Cayenne (programming language)
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CBC Radio One local programming
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CDK (programming library)
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Cecil (programming language)
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Ceylon (programming language)
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Cg (programming language)
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Channel 5 (British TV channel) programming
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Ch (computer programming)
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Children's programming on ABC Television
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Children's programming on CBS
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Children's programming on TBS and TNT
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CHIP (programming language)
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Chisel (programming language)
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Cinder (programming library)
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Claire (programming language)
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Clarion (programming language)
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Class-based programming
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Class (computer programming)
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Clean (programming language)
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Clipper (programming language)
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Closure (computer programming)
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CLU (programming language)
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Cobra (programming language)
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Comet (programming)
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Comment (computer programming)
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Common Programming Interface for Communications
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Comparison of functional programming languages
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Comparison of multi-paradigm programming languages
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Comparison of open-source programming language licensing
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Comparison of programming languages
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Comparison of programming languages (associative array)
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Comparison of programming languages (basic instructions)
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Comparison of programming languages by type system
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Comparison of programming languages (functional programming)
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Comparison of programming languages (string functions)
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Comparison of programming languages (syntax)
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Competitive programming
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Computer network programming
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Computer programming
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Computer programming in the punched card era
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Concatenative programming language
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Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming
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Conditional (computer programming)
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Constant (computer programming)
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Const (computer programming)
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Constraint logic programming
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Constraint programming
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Constructor (object-oriented programming)
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Copy-and-paste programming
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Counterprogramming
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Coupling (computer programming)
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CPL (programming language)
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C (programming language)
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Crunch (TV programming block)
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Crystal (programming language)
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CS-4 (programming language)
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C Sharp (programming language)
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Cuneiform (programming language)
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Curl (programming language)
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Curry (programming language)
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Curses (programming library)
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Cut (logic programming)
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Cybil (programming language)
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Cyclone (programming language)
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Dart (programming language)
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Darwin (programming game)
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Dataflow programming
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Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in Children's Programming
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Declarative programming
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Defensive programming
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Delegation (object-oriented programming)
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Destructor (computer programming)
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Differentiable programming
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Differential dynamic programming
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Draft:Multitier programming
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Dr. Dobb's Excellence in Programming Award
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DUP programming language
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Dylan (programming language)
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Dynamic programming
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Dynamic programming language
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DYNAMO (programming language)
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Easy Programming Language
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ECL (data-centric programming language)
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ECL programming language
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Elixir (programming language)
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Ellipsis (computer programming)
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Elm (programming language)
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Eltron Programming Language
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EMC-aware programming
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Emission-aware programming
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EML programming language
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EMX (programming environment)
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Encapsulation (computer programming)
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Epigrams on Programming
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Erlang (programming language)
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Esoteric programming language
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Essentials of Programming Languages
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Etoys (programming language)
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Euclid (programming language)
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European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming
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Event-driven programming
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Evolutionary programming
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Example-centric programming
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Expression-oriented programming language
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Extended Mathematical Programming
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Extreme programming practices
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Fantom (programming language)
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Feature-oriented programming
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Fetal programming
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Fifth-generation programming language
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First-generation programming language
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Fjlnir (programming language)
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Flip-flop (programming)
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Flow-based programming
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Fourth-generation programming language
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F-Script (programming language)
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F Sharp (programming language)
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Functional programming
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Functional reactive programming
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Function-level programming
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Futhark (programming language)
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Gene expression programming
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Generalized semi-infinite programming
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General-purpose programming language
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Generic programming
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Genetic programming
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GNAT Programming Studio
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GNU Linear Programming Kit
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HP Multi-Programming Executive
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IBM 1401 Symbolic Programming System
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IBM Basic Programming Support
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ICFP Programming Contest
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IDL (programming language)
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Id (programming language)
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Idris (programming language)
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Immunity-aware programming
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Imperative programming
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Impromptu (programming environment)
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Index of object-oriented programming articles
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Inductive logic programming
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Inductive programming
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Inheritance (object-oriented programming)
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Initialization (programming)
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Institute for System Programming
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Instrumentation (computer programming)
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In-system programming
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Intentional programming
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International Colloquium on Automata, Languages and Programming
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International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems
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International Conference on Functional Programming
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International Conference on Logic Programming
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International Emmy Award for Best Arts Programming
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Internet Server Application Programming Interface
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Java 4K Game Programming Contest
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Jolie (programming language)
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Joule (programming language)
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Journal of Functional Programming
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Journal of Logical and Algebraic Methods in Programming
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Kaleidoscope (programming language)
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Kata (programming)
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Keystroke programming
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Kids Club (TV programming block)
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Kotlin (programming language)
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K (programming language)
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Krypton (programming language)
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L1 and L2 (programming language)
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Language-oriented programming
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Lasso (programming language)
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Lava (programming language)
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Leaf class (computer programming)
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LEAP (programming language)
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Leet (programming language)
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Lexico (programming language)
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LGBT children's television programming
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Lightweight programming language
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Limbo (programming language)
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Linear-fractional programming
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Linear genetic programming
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Linear programming
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Linear programming decoding
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Linear programming formulation
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Linear programming relaxation
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Lingo (programming language)
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Lisp (programming language)
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LIS (programming language)
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List of Amazon original programming
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List of Animal Planet original programming
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List of Apple TV+ original programming
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List of audio programming languages
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List of CBS All Access original programming
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List of C-family programming languages
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List of concurrent and parallel programming languages
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List of educational programming languages
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List of ended Netflix original programming
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List of Eros Now original programming
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List of Facebook Watch original programming
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List of Food Network original programming
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List of functional programming topics
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List of Globoplay original programming
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List of Impact Wrestling programming
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List of Lifetime original programming
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List of Microsoft Windows application programming interfaces and frameworks
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List of object-oriented programming languages
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List of programming languages
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List of programming languages by type
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List of reflective programming languages and platforms
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List of WWE television programming
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List of Youku original programming
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List of YouTube Premium original programming
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Lists of programming blocks
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Literal (computer programming)
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Literate programming
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Little b (programming language)
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Local programming
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Logic for Programming, Artificial Intelligence and Reasoning
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Logic programming
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Logo (programming language)
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Lose Control (TV programming block)
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Low-level programming language
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Lua (programming language)
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Lucid (programming language)
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Lustre (programming language)
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Lynx (programming language)
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MAD (programming language)
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Magic number (programming)
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Magic (programming)
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Magik (programming language)
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Mary (programming language)
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Mathematical Programming
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Mathematical programming with equilibrium constraints
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MDL (programming language)
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Measuring programming language popularity
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Memory model (programming)
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Mercury (programming language)
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Mesa (programming language)
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Metaprogramming
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Method (computer programming)
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Methods of neuro-linguistic programming
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MIIS (programming language)
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Minification (programming)
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Miranda (programming language)
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ML (programming language)
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MML (programming language)
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Mobile Robot Programming Toolkit
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Mob programming
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Modular programming
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Monad (functional programming)
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Mouse (programming language)
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MPD (programming language)
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Multi-objective linear programming
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Multi-stage programming
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Name resolution (programming languages)
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Naming convention (programming)
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Natural-language programming
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Network programming
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Neuro-linguistic programming
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Newspeak (programming language)
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Newt (programming library)
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Nickelodeon Saturday programming block
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Nick Hits (TV programming block)
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Nick Jr. (TV programming block)
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Nickle (programming language)
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Nicktoons (French TV programming block)
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NIL (programming language)
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Nim (programming language)
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Nintendo 64 programming characteristics
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Noise (TV programming block)
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Nondeterministic programming
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Non-English-based programming languages
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Nonlinear programming
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Non-structured programming
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Nord Programming Language
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NPL (programming language)
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N-version programming
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Nyquist (programming language)
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Oak (programming language)
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Oberon (programming language)
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Object-oriented programming
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Object-Oriented Programming in Common Lisp
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Object type (object-oriented programming)
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OBJ (programming language)
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Occam (programming language)
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Off-line programming (robotics)
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OJ (programming tool)
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Opal (programming language)
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Open Programming Language
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Operator (computer programming)
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Orc (programming language)
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Original programming
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Orthogonality (programming)
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Oulu University Secure Programming Group
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Outline of computer programming
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Overlay (programming)
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Over-the-air programming
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Ox (programming language)
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Oxygene (programming language)
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Oz (programming language)
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Paid Programming (TV pilot)
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Pair programming
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PAL (programming language)
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Paradigms of AI Programming
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Parallel programming model
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Parameter (computer programming)
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Parametric programming
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Parser (programming language)
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Pascal (programming language)
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PEARL (programming language)
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Perl Programming Documentation
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Pico (programming language)
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Pict (programming language)
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Pike (programming language)
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Pizza (programming language)
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Planner (programming language)
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PLEX (programming language)
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Plus (programming language)
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Pointer (computer programming)
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Poltergeist (computer programming)
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Polymorphic Programming Language
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Portal:Computer programming
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Portals network programming application programming interface
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PowerHouse (programming language)
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Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Costumes for a Variety, Nonfiction, or Reality Programming
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Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Nonfiction Programming
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Privatization (computer programming)
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Probabilistic programming
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Procedural programming
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Processing (programming language)
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Process-oriented programming
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Profiling (computer programming)
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Proggy programming fonts
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Programming by demonstration
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Programming by permutation
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Programming complexity
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Programming Computable Functions
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Programming ethics
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Programming game
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Programming Historian
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Programming idiom
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Programming in the large and programming in the small
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Programming language
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Programming Language Design and Implementation
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Programming Language for Business
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Programming language reference
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Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation
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Programming language specification
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Programming language theory
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Programming (music)
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Programming paradigm
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Programming Perl
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Programming productivity
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Programming Ruby
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Programming style
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Programming the Nation?
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Programming the Z80
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Programming tool
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Programming with Big Data in R
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Protocol (object-oriented programming)
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Prototype-based programming
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Psychology of programming
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Pulseprogramming
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Purely functional programming
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Pure (programming language)
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Pyrex (programming language)
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Python (programming language)
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Quadratic programming
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Quantum programming
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Racket (programming language)
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Raku (programming language)
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Range (computer programming)
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Rank (computer programming)
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Rank (J programming language)
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RC 4000 multiprogramming system
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Reality legal programming
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Real-Time Multiprogramming Operating System
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Real-time Programming Language
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Reason (programming language)
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Rebeca (programming language)
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Red (programming language)
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Reflective programming
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Reprogramming
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Return-oriented programming
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Rewrite (programming)
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Robust fuzzy programming
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Role-oriented programming
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ROOP (programming language)
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RPL (programming language)
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R (programming language)
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RT Young People's Programming
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Ruby (programming language)
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Rule of three (computer programming)
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Rule of three (C++ programming)
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Rust (programming language)
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S2 (programming language)
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S3 (programming language)
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SA-C (programming language)
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SAC programming language
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SAIL (programming language)
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SAKO (programming language)
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SAS Institute Inc v World Programming Ltd
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SASL (programming language)
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Sawzall (programming language)
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Scala (programming language)
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Scheme (programming language)
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Schizophrenia (object-oriented programming)
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Scratch (programming language)
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Second-generation programming language
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Second-order cone programming
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Self (programming language)
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Semaphore (programming)
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Semidefinite programming
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Semi-infinite programming
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Sequential linear-quadratic programming
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Sequential quadratic programming
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Server Application Programming Interface
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Service-oriented programming
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Set theoretic programming
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Shakespeare Programming Language
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Shoulder programming
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Sigil (computer programming)
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SIGNAL (programming language)
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Sigreturn-oriented programming
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Skeleton (computer programming)
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SLIP (programming language)
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Small matter of programming
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Snap! (programming language)
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Snippet (programming)
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Snowball (programming language)
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SPARK (programming language)
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Splint (programming tool)
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S (programming language)
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SQL programming tool
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Squirrel (programming language)
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SR (programming language)
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S/SL programming language
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Stack-oriented programming
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Standard Test and Programming Language
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STELLA (programming language)
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Stochastic dynamic programming
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Stochastic programming
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Strict programming language
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Strip programming
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Structured programming
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Subject-oriented programming
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Subtext (programming language)
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Successive linear programming
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Super Bowl counterprogramming
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Swap (computer programming)
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Swift (programming language)
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Symbol (programming)
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Symposium on Principles and Practice of Parallel Programming
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Symposium on Principles of Programming Languages
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Synchronous programming language
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Syntax (programming languages)
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Synthetic Programming (HP-41)
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System programming language
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Systems programming
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Systems Programming Language
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Tacit programming
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TACPOL (programming language)
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Tea (programming language)
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TeenNick (Indian TV programming block)
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Telephony Application Programming Interface
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Telephony Server Application Programming Interface
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Template metaprogramming
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Text Executive Programming Language
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TGIF (TV programming block)
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The Art of Computer Programming
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The Art of Unix Programming
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The C Programming Language
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The C++ Programming Language
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The Elements of Programming Style
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The More You Know (TV programming block)
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THE multiprogramming system
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The Tao of Programming
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The Unix Programming Environment
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Third-generation programming language
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This (computer programming)
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Thread block (CUDA programming)
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Thue (programming language)
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Timeline of programming languages
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Toi (programming language)
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Toonami (Australian TV programming block)
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Total functional programming
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T (programming language)
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TRAC (programming language)
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Trait (computer programming)
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Transient (computer programming)
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Translation unit (programming)
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Trimming (computer programming)
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Turing (programming language)
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Tweak programming environment
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TXL (programming language)
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Unicon (programming language)
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Uniface (programming language)
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Unifying Theories of Programming
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UNITY (programming language)
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Ur (programming language)
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User Direct Access Programming Library
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Vala (programming language)
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Value-level programming
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Very high-level programming language
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Video game programming
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Virtual Programming (company)
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Visual programming language
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Volatile (computer programming)
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Web (programming system)
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Whitespace (programming language)
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World Programming
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World Programming System
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WSFN (programming language)
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XL (programming language)
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Yorick (programming language)
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Zebra Programming Language
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Zeno (programming language)
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Zig (programming language)
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ZPL (programming language)
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