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FILECOMP

FILECOMP was a programming language developed at Bolt, Beranek and Newman (BBN). It was one of the three variants of JOSS II - along with TELCOMP and STRINGCOMP - that were developed by BBN 1964-1965. These variants of JOSS provided algebraic programming support and had only primitive string handling functions and no file handling capability. The…

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BBN Filecomp & RCA FileComp

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FILECOMP

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples37
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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FILECOMP

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related to BBN Filecomp · 21
FILECOMP → BBN, Beranek, Bolt, GE, GE MEDINET, It, Jordan Baruch, JOSS, JOSS II, Massachusetts General Hospital, Medinet, MGH, MUMPS, Newman, Rand Corporation, Shaw, STRINGCOMP, Subsequently, TELCOMP, The
related to RCA FileComp · 16
FILECOMP → Digiset, Dr, Germany, GSD, Inc, Information International, Kiel, RCA, RCA Graphic Services Division, RCA GSD, Rudolf Hell, The VideoComp, Triple, VideoComp, VideoComp CRT, When RCA

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rca language developed joss computer videocomp medinet bbn file gsd ge programming variants support composition references

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompBolt0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompBeranek0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompNewman0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompBBN0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompIt0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompJOSS II0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompTELCOMP0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompSTRINGCOMP0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompThese0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompJOSS0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompThe0.60section
FILECOMPrelated to BBN FilecompShaw0.60section

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