PL/C

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PL/C (Programming Language Cornell) was a programming language based on PL/I developed at Cornell University in the early 1970s as an entry-level language to facilitate programming instruction. It was occasionally used to introduce humanists to programming concepts, though it is unclear whether it was used for humanities-oriented research in its own right.

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Creator(s): Cornell University

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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 more information about PL/C in relation to humanistic research applications, please see the following article:

Hockey, Susan. \"Review: Programming for the Liberal Arts: An Introduction to PL/C.\" Computers and the Humanities 21.4 (1987): 264-265. Web.

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