APL

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APL (A Programming Language) lingua programmandi a mathematicus canadiense Kenneth E. Iverson^[1] anno 1962 creata est.^[2] Mandati Programmarum APL cum litteris grecis symbolibus mathematicisque scribuntur^[3]. Variabiles programmarum APL (cum litteris romanis scriptis) vectores sunt. Ad scribendum programmas APL, habere claviaturam propriam^[4] debet. Usque circiter annum 1970, APL in computatris IBM (IBM 360, IBM 1130) precipuae invenitus erat. Post annum 1970, interpretatrum APL\16 ad computatrum francogallicam Solar-16 creatum est.^[5] Anno 1977 a K. E. Iverson, lingua programmandi APL2 creata est. Variabiles APL vectores numerorum litterarumque solum esse possunt sed variabiles APL2 vectores vectorum esse possunt^[6]. Etiam a K. E. Iverson lingua programmandi J creata fuit.

Notae

↑ K. E. Iverson A Programming Language John Wiley & Sons (NY, 1962)
↑ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q296187
↑ https://langexplr.blogspot.com/2011/03/quick-look-at-apl.html
↑ https://www.quantys.fr/produits/apl/clavierAPL.htm
↑ S. Pommier Introduction à APL Dunod (Paris, 1978)
↑ https://www.afapl.asso.fr/nv16_1a.htm

[1] K. E. Iverson A Programming Language John Wiley & Sons (NY, 1962)

[2] ttps://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q296187

[3] ttps://langexplr.blogspot.com/2011/03/quick-look-at-apl.html

[4] ttps://www.quantys.fr/produits/apl/clavierAPL.htm

[5] S. Pommier Introduction à APL Dunod (Paris, 1978)

[6] ttps://www.afapl.asso.fr/nv16_1a.htm

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