Consider A Programming Language (APL) as a counter-example. APL was developed by Ken Iverson for use as a computer interpretable mathematical symbology. Learn to think in APL and you'll find ...

Amidst all of this, two interpreted programming languages saw themselves ... describing complex functions, such as the example provided on the APL Wikipedia entry for picking 6 pseudo-random ...

APL, short for “A Programming Language,” is one of the ... The workshop will primarily use examples from mathematics, as well as go into the fundamental techniques of software development.

For example, Fortran ... and even functional programming entered the mainstream through APL. But it did have one strange thing that made it difficult to use and learn. [Kenneth E.

Kostas Gerasopoulos and Robert Osiander are APL’s newest Master Inventors — a select group of Laboratory staff members ...