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BS ISO/IEC 10514-1:1996 - Information technology. Programming languages - Modula-2, base language

Description Printed version of this is available at library. To request, please e-mail to referencepk@usm.my and include a copy of this record in your e-mail. Abstract The ISO/IEC 10514-1:1996 standard, titled "Information technology - Programming languages - Modula-2 - Part 1: Base language," specifies the base language for Modula-2. Modula-2 is a programming language designed by Niklaus Wirth, and it is an evolution of the earlier Modula language. This standard, as of its release in 1996, outlines the fundamental features and syntax of the Modula-2 programming language. Modula-2 is known for its strong static typing, module system, and support for modular programming. It was designed with the goal of being a simple yet powerful language suitable for systems programming. The "base language" refers to the core set of features and syntax that form the foundation of Modula-2. It typically includes specifications for data types, control structures, procedures, modules, and other essential elements of the language.

Contributor(s): NAAR - Data Entry Person Primary Item Type: British Standard Identifiers: ICS 35.060 Languages used in information technology ISBN 0580285618 Language: English Subject Keywords: Semantics; Coded representation; Computer software; Syntax; Modula 2; Computer programs; Programming languages; Definitions; Mathematical models; Programming First presented to the public: 1/18/2024 Original Publication Date: 10/15/1997 Previously Published By: British Standards Institution Place Of Publication: London, United Kingdom Citation: Extents: Number of Pages - 707 License Grantor / Date Granted:   / ( View License ) Date Deposited 2024-01-18 10:02:09.005 Submitter: Nurul Aini Abdul Rahman

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