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74307 "Fundamental principles of expressing a procedure for a computer application"

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A reprinted article written by T. R. Thompson for The Computer Journal, Vol. 2, No.2. The article examines the fundamental needs of a language to be used for expressing procedures for all types of computer applications. An outline is given of the commands needed for doing calculations, controlling the sequence of steps, obtaining the information required, and presenting the results in a desired format. The main features of the CLEO language are described in an Appendix.

Date : Undated

Physical Description : 1 item, paper; printed article

Provenance :
Donated to the LEO Computers Society by Graham Pratten via John Daines

Archive References : CMLEO/JD/PUB/74307 , JDA/11/4.7

Related Topics:

CLEO

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH74307. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

This document has been scanned and is available to view online.
Copyright
T. R. Thompson
File Size: 15.23 MB

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