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MUMPS

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Summary

MUMPS is a programming language[1].

Key Facts

  • Influenced by: Fortran[2], JOSS[3], TELCOMP[4]
  • Instance of: imperative programming language[5], interpreted language[6]
  • Designed by: Neil Pappalardo[7]
  • Operating system: cross-platform[8]
  • Software version identifier: ANSI X11.1-1995[9]
  • Inception: 1966[10]
  • Publication date: 1966[11]
  • Programming paradigm: procedural programming[12], imperative programming[13]
  • Typing discipline: typeless[14]

Why It Matters

MUMPS has been cited as an influence by Caché ObjectScript[15], a programming language[16], founded in 1997[17]; Profile Scripting Language[18], a programming language[19], founded in 1998[20]; and MIIS[21], a programming language[22], founded in 1971[23].

FAQs

Who did MUMPS influence?

MUMPS has been cited as an influence by Caché ObjectScript[15], Profile Scripting Language[18], and MIIS[21].

Related Entities

Caché ObjectScript cross-platform Fortran GT.M imperative programming language interpreted language InterSystems Caché JOSS MIIS procedural programming Profile Scripting Language programming language TELCOMP

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