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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2015
摘要
Our interaction with complex computing machines is mediated by programming 語言s (PLs), which constitute one of the major innovations in the 演化 of technology. PLs allow flexible, scalable, and fast use of hardware and are largely responsible for shaping the history of 資訊 technology since the rise of computers in the 1950s. The rapid growth and impact of computers were followed closely by the development of PLs. As occurs with natural, human 語言s, PLs have emerged and gone extinct. There has been always a 多樣性 of coexisting PLs that compete somewhat while occupying special niches. Here we show that the 統計 patterns of 語言 adoption, rise, and fall can be accounted for by a simple model in which a set of programmers can use several PLs, decide to use existing PLs used by other programmers, or decid
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