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... program , whereas assemblers and com- pilers produce target programs without executing them . Interpreters are convenient for quickly finding mistakes in programs but are not appropriate for large programs , because of slow interpreting ...
... program , whereas assemblers and com- pilers produce target programs without executing them . Interpreters are convenient for quickly finding mistakes in programs but are not appropriate for large programs , because of slow interpreting ...
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... programs . Because of its abundant features , however , or- dinary users may feel awkward using Ada . Thus , Ada has not been widely used in programs other than those for the Department of Defense . C. Although C is considered to be a ...
... programs . Because of its abundant features , however , or- dinary users may feel awkward using Ada . Thus , Ada has not been widely used in programs other than those for the Department of Defense . C. Although C is considered to be a ...
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... programs , along with the files to be used by these programs , have been written in COBOL . Windows NT of Microsoft Corp. , UNIX of several firms , OS / 2 of IBM , and PowerOpen ( trademark ) under development jointly by Apple and IBM ...
... programs , along with the files to be used by these programs , have been written in COBOL . Windows NT of Microsoft Corp. , UNIX of several firms , OS / 2 of IBM , and PowerOpen ( trademark ) under development jointly by Apple and IBM ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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