<論文>Simulaの文字列処理機能と汎用プログラミング言語としての役割について

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Simula is a general purpose system description language developed by Ole-Johan Dahl and Krysten Nygaard at the Oslo University Computer Centre in the late 1960's. It is basically Algol 60 with the Class, an added feature that allows grouping of related procedures and data declarations. The class concept is now deemed the most important feature of object-oriented programming which has recently become very popular. The present paper describes the Simula as a general purpose progamming language. Instead of its class feature, which is discussed elsewhere, Simula's text processing capability, representative of its strong character string handling facilities is discussed. Simula is also considered good for use in programming education which begins with fundamental programming concepts and advances to object-oriented programming concepts.
北海道東海大学の論文
1992-03-31