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Structured programming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Structured programming languages provide constructs (often called "if-then-else", "switch", "unless", "while", "until", and "for") for creating a variety of loops and conditional branches of execution, although they may also provide a GOTO to reduce excessive nesting of cascades of "if" structures, especially for handling exceptional conditions. It is possible to do structured programming in almost any procedural programming language, but since about 1970 when structured programming began to gain popularity as a technique, most new procedural programming languages have included features to encourage structured programming (and sometimes have left out features that would make unstructured programming easy). C allows multiple paths to a structure's exit (such as "continue", "break", and "return"), newer languages have also "labelled breaks" (similar to the former, but allowing breaking out of more than just the innermost loop) and exceptions. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Structured_programming   (1139 words)

Forth programming language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Forth programming style uses very few named data objects compared with other languages; typically such data objects are used to contain data which is used by a number of words or tasks (in a multitasked implementation). The language is still used in many embedded systems (small computerized devices) today for three main reasons: efficient memory use, shortened development time, and fast execution speed. The basic data structure of Forth is the "dictionary" which maps "words" to executable code or named data structures. www.wikipedia.com /wiki/Forth_programming_language   (3717 words)

XML.com: A Technical Introduction to XML Structured information contains both content (words, pictures, etc.) and some indication of what role that content plays (for example, content in a section heading has a different meaning from content in a footnote, which means something different than content in a figure caption or content in a database table, etc.). A markup language is a mechanism to identify structures in a document. SGML has been the standard, vendor-independent way to maintain repositories of structured documentation for more than a decade, but it is not well suited to serving documents over the web (for a number of technical reasons beyond the scope of this article). www.xml.com /pub/a/98/10/guide1.html   (1423 words)

Event-driven rule-based messaging system - Patent 5802253 However it will be appreciated that while object data structures are suitable for use in the system described, and those known in the art, other methodologies and data structures, such as structured language data records, can be used in implementing a system according to the invention. Little or no understanding of the rule mechanism and its rule language is needed by the ultimate user where a structured rule editor is designed and implemented through a graphical user interface. Structured rule editors can be designed within the system to reference a message (as with the tickler), or the rule syntax can be adhered to in structured rule editor designs using known external text editors (which obviously cannot reference a specific system resident message). www.freepatentsonline.com /5802253.html   (6385 words)

Summarizing data with SQL (Structured Query Language) Structured Query Language (SQL) was created to shield the database programmer from understanding the specifics of how data is physically stored in each database management system and also to provide a universal foundation for updating, creating and extracting data from database systems that support an SQL interface. Data aggregation is the process of taking numerous records and collapsing them into a single summary record. Once the data to summarize has been decided on, the next step is to decide how to aggregate the data. www.paragoncorporation.com /ArticleDetail.aspx?ArticleID=6   (751 words)

APPENDIX C The manner in which hardware, software, or data are structured. A data trustee is responsible for determining policies, procedures, quality requirements, and constraints for data in his or her area of business. Data that define and describe other data, that is, the description of the data resource, its characteristics, location, use and so on. www.hanford.gov /irm/append-c.htm   (2931 words)

language.doc Smith and Wilson explain that language can be described in terms of a grammar with two primary tasks: stating what vocabulary is in the language and what isn’t, and describing what is correct usage of that vocabulary (14). The great linguist Noam Chomsky said that language is a reflection of the human mind, not only because humans produce it, learn it, and speak it, but also because language is as it is because the human mind is as it is (265). Language is sometimes described in terms of the diverse forms it can take, such as verbal phrases, written symbols, or mathematical expressions. web.umr.edu /~nrh972/language.doc   (2140 words)

Category:Computer language stubs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This category is for stub articles relating to computer languages. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Category:Computer_language_stubs   (95 words)

Chapter 1: Understanding SQL and Relational Databases Structured Query Language (SQL) is a standardized language designed to access and manipulate data stored in relational databases and to work with the databases themselves. The bottom line is that regardless of the language in which you program or the particular database in which you store your data, knowledge of SQL is an essential skill. Like any language, you have a lot of syntax and usage information to learn, but SQL does have one important advantage: Once you get used to it, the syntax is simple indeed and can often be interpreted even by people who have never seen it before. www.readol.net /books/computer/DataBase/The.Programmers.Guide.to.SQL/8277final/lib0009.html   (2260 words)

Microsoft, ArborText and Inso Submit XSL Proposal to W3C CSS will remain the style sheet language of choice for HTML and simply structured XML documents, but XSL is required for formatting highly structured XML data, especially where the data's presentation order may change between delivery and display. XML, the universal language for structured data on the Web, complements HTML, which is used to define Web pages. Unlike data in HTML, which generally arrives at a Web page in the same order in which it will be displayed, XML data may arrive in one order and be displayed in another. www.oasis-open.org /cover/xmlprMicro.html   (795 words)

Realty Times - Real Estate News and Advice A meta--language is a language for creating other languages -- in this case, languages that specify how to represent structured data. Structured data typically is complex, hierarchical data that has sets of rules describing how the data is organized. Examples of structured data are compound documents, database records, and spreadsheet data; images, video and audio files are unstructured data. realtytimes.com /rtnews/rtipages/19990226_whatisxml.htm   (1598 words)

Computer Science Course Descriptions - Palo Alto College The student is introduced to the use of fundamental programming techniques and related data structures as implemented in the "C" language. Fundamental concepts such as data types, data structures and algorithms are emphasized. The student is introduced to complex data structures such as stacks, queues, heaps, linked lists and trees. www.accd.edu /PAC/PACMAIN/catalog/Courses/ComputerSc.htm   (449 words)

Module for constructing trainable modular network in which each module inputs and outputs data structured as a graph - Patent 6128606 The data structures carried by the arcs are the word of this language. Furthermore, creating the intermediate data on which the module is to learn can be quite a task in and of itself Often these modules perform relatively simple functions but do so on a large amount of data, which requires a large amount of data on which to learn. A differentiable function is used to compute the data attached to the output arc from the data attached to the input arcs. www.freepatentsonline.com /6128606.html   (8794 words)

10x10 / 100 Words and Pictures that Define the Time / by Jonathan J. Harris You are welcome to use the data produced by 10x10, but if you do, please include a link back to 10x10 (http://tenbyten.org) on your site. There are countless other ways to use this data -- analyzing how words and pictures come in and out of the news over time, studying world trends based on what's happening in the news, creating picture-based worldviews -- your imagination is the only limit. In addition to gathering data for each hour, 10x10 concludes the top 100 words and pictures for every day, month, and year, based on word and picture popularity in that timeframe. www.tenbyten.org /developers.html   (793 words)

The PL/I Language Data declared within a block has a "scope" consisting of the block within which it is declared and all nested blocks, unless overridden by another declaration. In the minimal case, data does not need to be declared at all, but will be provided with a set of default attributes depending on the context in which it is used. Newer PL/I's have introduced the concept of the "package" which is an additional level of structuring which allows a number of External Procedures to share common data while hiding it from outside. home.nycap.rr.com /pflass/pli.htm   (778 words)

HRELP - What is language documentation? The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a document description language, used to describe the content of structured documents — each part of a structured document is described within a defined and logical structure (stored in XML schemas or DTDs "document type definitions"). Documenting a language is a complex process that involves finding speakers who can serve as language teachers (often called 'language consultants', and in former times 'informants') and then working together with them to study the language and its use. Language communities also have stronger relationships with their language heritage materials, because they can make use of multimedia materials in support of local language support activities. www.hrelp.org /documentation/whatisit   (2700 words)

Cover Pages: Extensible Markup Language (XML) XML (eXtensible Markup Language) provides a general method of representing structured data in the form of lexical trees. The DRP protocol uses a data structure called an index, which is currently specified using the eXtensible Markup Language (XML). The Chemical Markup Language was documented (July 1998) as "an application of XML" and was demonstrated at WWW6 with the Jumbo Java-based browser for XML documents. www.oasis-open.org /cover/xml.html#overview   (7148 words)

database - definition of database by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. subdata base - a subset of data in a database that are used in a specific application All content on this website, including dictionary, thesaurus, literature, geography, and other reference data is for informational purposes only. This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional. dict.thefreelibrary.com /database   (145 words)

The PhoneBox Home Page Currently, tutorials are being developed that cover the language analysis process from entering data into a paper notebook to writing language descriptions. PhoneBox is designed to support the analysis of language data that has been collected using the Shoebox program. The standard program for manipulating this type of data is The Linguist's Toolbox, formerly known as "Shoebox". www.the-phonebox.org   (1251 words)

Transparent Gateway for EDA/SQL In fact, users may not be aware that the data resides outside Oracle. But accessing that information can be difficult --- particularly if your data scattered among different systems, stored in different file formats, and seemingly impossible to merge. An employee running a graphical client/server sales projection application, for example, can base business decisions on real-time sales data --- without even realizing that the data is stored in an IMS database. www.oracle.com /technology/products/gateways/tg4edasql.html   (577 words)

SQL Tutorial This page is a tutorial of the Structured Query Language (also known as SQL) and is a pioneering effort on the World Wide Web, as this is the first comprehensive SQL tutorial available on the Internet. SQL allows users to access data in relational database management systems, such as Oracle, Sybase, Informix, Microsoft SQL Server, Access, and others, by allowing users to describe the data the user wishes to see. SQL also allows users to define the data in a database, and manipulate that data. www.geocities.com /SiliconValley/Vista/2207/sql1.html   (171 words)

A Structured Language Model - Ciprian (ResearchIndex) In traversing a sentence, the Structured Language Model produces a series of partial lexical parses whose exposed headwords are... 274 Estimation of probabilities from sparse data for the languag.. 12 Structure and performance of a dependency language model - Chelba, Engle et al. citeseer.ist.psu.edu /246528.html   (434 words)

Cover Pages: XMLTrans Tool for XML-based Recursive Transductions. A paper "XMLTrans: a Java-based XML Transformation Language for Structured Data" presents the XMLTrans transduction language. A demonstration ("XMLTrans: a Java-based XML Transformation Language for Structured Data Demo") was also given recently at Coling 2000. "XMLTrans: a Java-based XML Transformation Language for Structured Data." [cache] xml.coverpages.org /ni2001-02-22-d.html   (421 words)

Research Support: Giffen: FDSQL: FDSQL Documetaion Structured Query Language (SQL) is the de facto standard query language for databases. One benifit of having all of this data available through a common interface is that inter-database queries can be written. Since I did not write this tutorial, it is not based on our financial data, but should serve the purpose of introducing you to SQL. intranet-test.bus.ualberta.ca /giffen/oldFiles/fdsql   (389 words)

You, Mainframe, and XML 3Q Data-centric application family XML is used to mark up highly structured information such as data structures in a programming language, relational data from databases, financial transactions and the like. So it is the data's common structure from the web front end to client/server applications, to mainframe applications and other web housed applications structured data language (DSL). It wraps the data structure in its DDL and lets it be seamlessly referenced across the peers. www.mardon-y2k.com /you&XML_3Q04.htm   (1819 words)

Computer Science Introduction to a disciplined approach to problem-solving methods and algorithm development, block-structured languages, and procedural and data abstraction. Assembly language features including control and communication with simple I/O devices and interface between an assembly program and a high level language. Network access to scientific libraries and data is used to augment to the computational environment. euler.mcs.utulsa.edu /bulletin/ugrad.cs.html   (883 words)

Ironbridge Software, Inc. Ironbridge's flagship business intelligence product "Net-Bench" is a high powered reporting and analytical tool for both internal data and syndicated consumer data. In our consulting practice, we specialize in building data warehouses including integration with external syndicated data sources. Our senior consultants each have more than 15 years of experience in serving the Consumer Packaged Goods industry. www.ibsw.com   (115 words)

The Fishbowl: XML is Not A Programming Language XML is a great language for structured data, terrible for programming anything more complicated than a simple series of instructions (à la ant). Have a look at the examples of oXML and try writing them out again in a dynamic OO language like Python or Ruby. The Fishbowl » Archives » October 2002 » XML is Not A Programming Language fishbowl.pastiche.org /2002/10/09/xml_is_not_a_programming_language   (154 words)

Interdisciplinary/Defense and Intelligence Structured Query Language (SQL) calls to the data base extracted needed data into an ArcView table. Radar data collection algorithms were written in C for speed, and the resulting aircraft tracks were output to an ArcView graphics list. In carrying out the study, ArcInfo was used to store, synthesize, and analyze environmental and archaeological data from various sources. gis.esri.com /library/userconf/proc96/ABSTRACT/C3_130Th.htm   (596 words)

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