A high-level programming language used chiefly for scientific and mathematical calculations. Frequently attributive.

(The name of) any of several related high-level programming languages, typically used for scientific computations. Also with following numeral…

A high-level programming language devised for list processing.

A computer language designed for use in business operations.

A high-level programming language originally developed as a general-purpose language similar to English and easy to learn, and now widely used with…

A high-level programming language used chiefly in literary research and symbolic computation.

Programming Language One, a high-level language designed to replace both Fortran and Cobol in their respective fields.

a high-level programming language, typically used for mathematical computations.

Computing. Also in form PASCAL. A high-level programming language used chiefly for teaching programming.

Computing. (The name of) a high-level programming language originally developed for implementing the UNIX operating system. Cf. C++ n. at additions.

A simple high-level programming language designed to be used by children as an educational aid.

(The name of) a high-level logic programming language derived from Lisp, originally designed for natural language processing but now used in many…

(The name of) a high-level programming language used chiefly in real-time control systems, e.g. for aircraft navigation.

(the name of) a programming language which adds object-oriented features to C, frequently used for writing professional applications.

A high-level interpreted programming language widely used for a variety of tasks and especially for applications running on the World Wide Web.

Computing A proprietary name for: a general-purpose object-oriented programming language used for producing cross-platform programs.

A proprietary name for: a programming language, developed by American technologist Brendan Eich and released in 1995, commonly used to enable…