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Article #2266Re: First Recursive Language.
From: Dave Goggin
Date: Sat, 01 Dec 1990 20:08
Date: Sat, 01 Dec 1990 20:08
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In article <319@rangkom.MY> napi@rangkom.MY (Mohd Hanafiah b. Abdullah) writes: >Hi hello. From the stuff we've been learning, I believe that LISP had recursion as ist original specs. In fact, the iterative/loop features were added to it somewhat leter. It was developed a long time ago, 1950 or so. It's probably one of the oldest languages still in general use. ciao! *dt*
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