EULER

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EULER was a general programming language proposed as a successor to and with many of the characteristics of ALGOL 60. Extended EULER, which included string-handling facilities based on ALGOL W, was useful to humanities research for search, frequency count and related operations on text.

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Creator(s): Niklaus Wirth and Helmut Weber

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Type of analysis: Search
Background Processing: Doesn't Run in Background
Web Usable: Other
Ease of Use: Moderate
Historic Tool (developed before 2005): Influential
TaDiRAH Goals: Analysis
TaDiRAH Methods: Annotating

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Amy Dyrbye

For an example of how EULER was used in Humanities research, please see the following paper:

Parsons, I. T. \"String Manipulation with Extended Euler.\" Computers and the Humanities 10.3 (1976): 173-179. Web.

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