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bn:00020221n

Noun Concept

Categories: Computer-related introductions in 1959, Structured programming languages, Programming languages created by women, .NET programming languages, COBOL

COBOL 88 level COBOL-60 COBOL-68 COBOL-74

Common business-oriented language WordNet 3.0

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Common business-oriented language WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet

COBOL is a compiled English-like computer programming language designed for business use. Wikipedia

Object-oriented programming language Wikidata

A programming language developed in the late 1950s especially for business applications. Wiktionary

IS A

programming language

imperative programming

object-based language

COMMISSIONED BY

Department of Defense

CREATOR

CODASYL

DERIVATIVE WORK

GnuCOBOL

DESCRIBED BY SOURCE

Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia

DEVELOPER

International Organization for Standardization

CODASYL

American National Standards Institute

INFLUENCED BY

FACT

COMTRAN

FLOW-MATIC

PROGRAMMING PARADIGM

object-oriented programming

imperative programming

procedural programming

TYPING DISCIPLINE

static typing

weak typing

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COBOL

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COBOL

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COBOL

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COBOL

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Wikidata Alias

Cobol, Common Business-Oriented Language