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We are all aware of the development of increasingly sophisticated, elaborate, and expensive computer programs, particularly in the fields of artificial intelligence, data base management, and intelligent systems. The need for techniques to deal with such complexity has renewed interest in programming language research. Recent work on structured programming, intelligent compilers, automatic program generation and verification, and high-level optimization has resulted. A pattern of approach similar to that of earlier research on programming languages is emerging. The work divides naturally into two parts: the search for good linguistic tools for expressing algorithms and data, and the development of practical methods for translating these to working computer programs. Our emphasis in this paper is in the latter.