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Isaac(ID:7278/isa006)

Earliest List processing language

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Country: United States
Designed 1952
Genus: List
Sammet category: Specialised Languages

Earl Isaac, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, 1952

Earliest pure list/symbolic language, made use of "redundant dictionary" and sorting to process logical sequences such as "Dogs have fleas, midges have germs, fleas have midges." from symbols.

References:

Isaac, Earl J. (1952) Isaac, Earl J. "Machine aids to coding" pp17-18 Extract: Introduction
in Proc. (1952) Proc. ACM Toronto Meeting 1952

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