ISWIM If You See What I Mean programming language (original) (raw)
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history: ISWIM (If You See What I Mean) was described in 1966 in Peter J. Landin’s article The Next 700 Programming Languages in the Communications of the ACM. ISWIM, the first purely functional language, influenced functional programming languages. The first language to use lazy evaluation.
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