Nonprocedural languages

Authors:
Burton M. Leavenworth;Jean E. Sammet;David Hemmendinger
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Encyclopedia of Computer Science
Year:
2003

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Abstract

This article describes some of the basic characteristics of the class of programming languages commonly referred to as nonprocedural or very high level (see Leavenworth and Sammet, 1974). Some of the descriptive terms that have often been applied to the word "language" to convey essentially the same concept are the following: