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R (programming language)

R (programming language) Programming language Wikipedia A programming language for statistical data processing and working with graphics, as well as a free open source computing software environment within the framework of the GNU project. The language was created as similar to the S language developed at Bell Labs, and is its alternative implementation, although there is more between the R (programming language)

Microsoft Access

Microsoft Access Wikipedia is a relational Database management System (DBMS) of Microsoft Corporation. It is included in the Microsoft Office package. It has a wide range of functions, including related queries, communication with external tables and databases. Thanks to the built-in VBA language, you can write database applications in Access itself. Year of release: 1992 Platform: Windows Microsoft Access

Java

Java Programming language Wikipedia A strongly typed general-purpose object-oriented programming language developed by Sun Microsystems. Development is carried out by a community organized through the Java Community Process; the language and the main technologies implementing it are distributed under the GPL license. The trademark rights belong to Oracle Corporation. Year of release: 1995 Java

Scratch

Scratch Programming language Wikipedia A visual block event-oriented programming environment created for children and teenagers. The name comes from the word scratching, a technique used by hip-hop DJs who spin vinyl records back and forth with their hands in order to mix musical themes. Year of release: 2003 Website: scratch.mit.edu Scratch

PDF

PDF Wikipedia A cross-platform open format of electronic documents, originally developed by Adobe Systems using a number of features of the PostScript language. It is primarily intended for the presentation of printed products in electronic form. There are many programs for viewing, as well as the official free Adobe Reader program. A significant amount of modern professional printing equipment PDF

HTML5

HTML5 Markup language Wikipedia A language for structuring and presenting the contents of the World Wide Web. This is the fifth version of HTML. Although the standard was completed only in 2014, since 2013, browsers have been promptly supported, and developers have been using a working standard. The goal of HTML5 development is to improve the level of support for multimedia technologies while HTML5

HTML

HTML Markup language Wikipedia Standardized document markup language for web browsing in a browser. Web browsers receive an HTML document from the server via HTTP/HTTPS protocols or open it from a local disk, then interpret the code into an interface that will be displayed on the monitor screen. Year of release: 1990 Website: w3.org/html HTML