Joy (programming language)

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Computer science Purely functional programming language La Trobe University Melbourne Australia

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Mathematical purity

Concatenative programming language

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Designed by: Manfred von Thun
Developer: Manfred von Thun John Cowan
First appeared: 2001
Paradigm: Multi-paradigm: functional, concatenative, stack-oriented
Stable release: March 17, 2003 / March 17, 2003
Typing discipline: Strong, dynamic

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Computer science
Purely functional programming language
La Trobe University
Melbourne
Australia
Lambda calculus
Function-level programming style Function-level programming
John Backus
FP FP (programming language)
Forth Forth (programming language)
Formal parameters Parameter (computer science)
Stack Stack (data structure)
Quicksort

Mathematical purity

Concatenative programming language

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Avg. degree1.88

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Joy (programming language)

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Designed by · 1

Joy (programming language) → Manfred von Thun

Developer · 1

Joy (programming language) → Manfred von Thun John Cowan

First appeared · 1

Joy (programming language) → 2001

Paradigm · 1

Joy (programming language) → Multi-paradigm: functional, concatenative, stack-oriented

Stable release · 1

Joy (programming language) → March 17, 2003 / March 17, 2003

Typing discipline · 1

Joy (programming language) → Strong, dynamic

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joy programming stack functional forth language concatenative manfred von thun fp functions john two la trobe university composition melbourne australia

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Joy (programming language)	Designed by	Manfred von Thun	1.00	infobox
Joy (programming language)	Developer	Manfred von Thun John Cowan	1.00	infobox
Joy (programming language)	First appeared	2001	1.00	infobox
Joy (programming language)	Paradigm	Multi-paradigm: functional, concatenative, stack-oriented	1.00	infobox
Joy (programming language)	Stable release	March 17, 2003 / March 17, 2003	1.00	infobox
Joy (programming language)	Typing discipline	Strong, dynamic	1.00	infobox

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