Who was the creator of each of these languages? 1970s: 1. Pascal was created by Niklaus Writh. 2. C was designed by Dennis Ritchie. 3. Plus was created by Alan Ballard and Paul Whaley. 4. FLACC was made by Chris Thomson and Colin Broughton. 5. CBASIC was written by Gordon Eubanks. 1980s: 6. C++ was created by Bjarne Stroustroup. 7. Occam was developed by INMOS and David May. 8. Perl was developed Larry Wall. 9. Python was written by Guido van Rossum. 10. Rc was designed by Tom Duff. 1990s: 11.Java
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research methodology through my undergraduate Social Work degree. A graduate program would allow me to build upon this knowledge in order to not only perform research projects but also to evaluate the work of others. The graduate program at Renison University College specifically addresses my desire to work within the health care field. The holistic framework used by Renison University College closely mirrors my own personal values. I have a personal interest in bureaucratic insurance and bio-medical
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Arc of the Ozarks is a local human service organization providing help to people in the local communities with physical and mental disabilities. The main local offices for the Arc can be found in Springfield‚ Joplin‚ and Monett‚ Missouri. Interviewing someone from the Arc could have been done over the phone‚ by e-mail‚ and an in-person interview. The in-person interview seemed to be more appropriate because it would allow me to interact with the people who work for the organization and possibly see
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at the university back in 2010 and I was interested in nursing and psychology. Both these fields of studies required me to take two English classes and English W132 was one of them. I knew it was going to be similar to W131 but not as hard. When one hears about a writing class‚ they do not think that it can be very time consuming and involving a lot of research work and studying. Human trafficking has been a major social injustice and also considered to be a heinous crime. We as people have come in
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Personal Statement Social work wasn’t the most obvious choice for me when I was trying to figure out what I wanted to do. For the longest time I thought I wanted to be a marine biologist but then I got to thinking about it and realized I don’t really like the ocean and I didn’t want to move that far away from my family. So then I was set on becoming a vet. I looked all into it‚ what schools I could go to‚ how much I would make‚ everything. Then I job shadowed a vet in town and got to watch her perform
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Virtual world is losing the human touch The topic for today’s debate is - the virtual world is losing the human touch. I would like to speak against the motion. In my opinion nothing can be further from the truth. The virtual world has been created by humans to answer the ever increasing needs of humans which cannot be fulfilled in the limiting dimensions of the real world. And with each passing day technology is making the virtual world resemble more and more like the real world minus its limitations
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Running head: HUMAN BEHAVIOUR AND SOCIAL NORMS Do social norms influence human behaviour? Human behaviour is the response to given stimuli‚ which are socially and environmentally affected. This response is something that can easily be influenced and shaped through many personal‚ situational‚ social‚ biological‚ mental factors. In this essay the case of social norms influencing human behaviour will be analyzed using previous studies. Social norms are part of a larger
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Discuss the view that urbanisation in both the developed and the developing world is unsustainable (40marks) Urbanisation is the process in which people move from a rural area to an urban area. Levels of urbanisation are determined by looking at both the population of rural and urban areas. For the first time ever in history more people live in urban areas than in rural areas. This movement shows no sign of stopping with a predicted 1.84% increase in people living in urban areas expected between
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The social construction of our everyday world According to Berger & Luckman social order is explained as a human product and an ongoing human production. It is shaped by an individual in the course of his or hers ongoing externalization. Social order is not biologically‚ given or derived from any biological data in its empirical manifestations. Social order is not provided in man ’s natural environment although the specific characteristics of this may be factors in determining the characteristics
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LESSON D: SOCIAL INEQUALITY I. What is the lesson all about? | This lesson will provide you nature‚ information and different issues regarding social inequality. As you go over with this module‚ you will come up with realizations and reflections such as its causes and implications to the society. You will also realize later what possible actions you will push through to be a catalyst of change. Specifically‚ this will focus on the following: a. Social Differentiation and Stratification;
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