three-ideas 0.0.1

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+ !#/usr/bin/env ruby
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+ require 'three-ideas'
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+ ThreeIdeas.generate
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+ class ThreeIdeas
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+ def self.generate
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+ # http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_software_categories
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+ software_categories = ["Free application software",
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+ "Astrology software",
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+ "Business software",
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+ "Chemical engineering software",
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+ "Software for children",
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+ "Communication software",
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+ "Computer-aided manufacturing software",
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+ "Data management software",
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+ "Desktop widgets",
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+ "Editing software",
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+ "Educational software",
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+ "Entertainment software",
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+ "Genealogy software",
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+ "Government software",
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+ "Graphics software",
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+ "Industrial software",
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+ "Knowledge representation software",
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+ "Language software",
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+ "Legal software",
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+ "Library and information science software",
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+ "Multimedia software",
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+ "Music software",
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+ "Personal information managers",
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+ "Computer programming tools",
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+ "Religious software",
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+ "Science software",
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+ "Simulation software",
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+ "Spreadsheet software",
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+ "Stagecraft software",
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+ "Application software suites",
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+ "Transport software",
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+ "Digital typography",
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+ "Video games",
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+ "Video software",
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+ "Word processors",
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+ "Workflow software",
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+ "System software",
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+ "Free system software",
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+ "Boot loaders",
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+ "Compatibility layers",
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+ "Device drivers",
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+ "Firmware",
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+ "Graphical user interfaces",
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+ "Middleware",
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+ "Operating systems",
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+ "Utility software",
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+ "Windowing systems",
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+ "OS X programming tools",
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+ "Bug and issue tracking software",
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+ "Build automation",
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+ "Code navigation tools",
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+ "Code search engines",
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+ "Compilers",
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+ "Compiling tools",
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+ "Computer-aided software engineering tools",
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+ "Data modeling tools",
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+ "Debuggers",
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+ "Desktop database application development tools",
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+ "Disassemblers",
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+ "Discontinued development tools",
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+ "Documentation generators",
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+ "Text editors",
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+ "EXE packers",
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+ "Formal methods tools",
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+ "Free computer programming tools",
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+ "Integrated development environments",
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+ "Java development tools",
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+ "JavaScript programming tools",
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+ "Linux programming tools",
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+ "Software-localization tools",
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+ "Microsoft development tools",
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+ "Mobile software programming tools",
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+ "Profilers",
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+ "Programming language implementation",
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+ "Programming tools for Windows",
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+ "Revision control systems",
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+ "RISC OS programming tools",
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+ "Software testing tools",
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+ "Static program analysis tools",
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+ "UML tools",
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+ "Unix programming tools",
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+ "User interface builders",
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+ "Web development software",
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+ "Computer programming tool stubs"]
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+
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+ # http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_programming_languages
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+ programming_languages = ["A# .NET",
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+ "A# (Axiom)",
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+ "A-0 System",
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+ "A+",
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+ "A++",
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+ "ABAP",
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+ "ABC",
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+ "ABC ALGOL",
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+ "ABLE",
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+ "ABSET",
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+ "ABSYS",
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+ "ACC",
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+ "Accent",
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+ "Ace DASL",
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+ "ACL2",
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+ "ACT-III",
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+ "Action!",
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+ "ActionScript",
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+ "Ada",
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+ "Adenine",
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+ "Agda",
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+ "Agilent VEE",
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+ "Agora",
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+ "AIMMS",
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+ "Alef",
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+ "ALF",
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+ "ALGOL 58",
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+ "ALGOL 60",
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+ "ALGOL 68",
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+ "ALGOL W",
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+ "Alice",
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+ "Alma-0",
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+ "AmbientTalk",
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+ "Amiga E",
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+ "AMOS",
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+ "AMPL",
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+ "APL",
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+ "App Inventor for Android's visual block language",
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+ "AppleScript",
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+ "Arc",
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+ "ARexx",
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+ "Argus",
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+ "AspectJ",
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+ "Assembly language",
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+ "ATS",
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+ "Ateji PX",
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+ "AutoHotkey",
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+ "Autocoder",
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+ "AutoIt",
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+ "AutoLISP / Visual LISP",
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+ "Averest",
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+ "AWK",
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+ "Axum",
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+ "B",
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+ "Babbage",
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+ "Bash",
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+ "BASIC",
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+ "bc",
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+ "BCPL",
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+ "BeanShell",
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+ "Batch (Windows/Dos)",
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+ "Bertrand",
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+ "BETA",
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+ "Bigwig",
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+ "Bistro",
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+ "BitC",
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+ "BLISS",
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+ "Blue",
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+ "Bon",
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+ "Boo",
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+ "Boomerang",
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+ "Bourne shell (including bash and ksh)",
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+ "BREW",
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+ "BPEL",
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+ "C",
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+ "C--",
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+ "C++ - ISO/IEC 14882",
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+ "C# - ISO/IEC 23270",
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+ "C/AL",
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+ "Caché ObjectScript",
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+ "C Shell",
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+ "Caml",
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+ "Candle",
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+ "Cayenne",
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+ "CDuce",
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+ "Cecil",
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+ "Cel",
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+ "Cesil",
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+ "Ceylon",
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+ "CFEngine",
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+ "CFML",
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+ "Cg",
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+ "Ch",
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+ "Chapel",
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+ "CHAIN",
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+ "Charity",
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+ "Charm",
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+ "Chef",
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+ "CHILL",
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+ "CHIP-8",
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+ "chomski",
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+ "ChucK",
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+ "CICS",
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+ "Cilk",
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+ "CL (IBM)",
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+ "Claire",
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+ "Clarion",
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+ "Clean",
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+ "Clipper",
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+ "CLIST",
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+ "Clojure",
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+ "CLU",
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+ "CMS-2",
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+ "COBOL - ISO/IEC 1989",
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+ "Cobra",
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+ "CODE",
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+ "CoffeeScript",
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+ "Cola",
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+ "ColdC",
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+ "ColdFusion",
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+ "COMAL",
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+ "Combined Programming Language (CPL)",
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+ "COMIT",
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+ "Common Intermediate Language (CIL)",
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+ "Common Lisp (also known as CL)",
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+ "COMPASS",
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+ "Component Pascal",
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+ "Constraint Handling Rules (CHR)",
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+ "Converge",
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+ "Cool",
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+ "Coq",
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+ "Coral 66",
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+ "Corn",
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+ "CorVision",
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+ "COWSEL",
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+ "CPL",
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+ "csh",
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+ "CSP",
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+ "Csound",
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+ "CUDA",
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+ "Curl",
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+ "Curry",
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+ "Cyclone",
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+ "Cython",
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+ "D",
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+ "DASL (Datapoint's Advanced Systems Language)",
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+ "DASL (Distributed Application Specification Language)",
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+ "Dart",
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+ "DataFlex",
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+ "Datalog",
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+ "DATATRIEVE",
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+ "dBase",
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+ "dc",
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+ "DCL",
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+ "Deesel (formerly G)",
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+ "Delphi",
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+ "DCL",
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+ "DinkC",
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+ "DIBOL",
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+ "Dog",
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+ "Draco",
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+ "DRAKON",
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+ "Dylan",
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+ "DYNAMO",
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+ "E",
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+ "E#",
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+ "Ease",
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+ "Easy PL/I",
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+ "Easy Programming Language",
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+ "EASYTRIEVE PLUS",
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+ "ECMAScript",
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+ "Edinburgh IMP",
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+ "EGL",
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+ "Eiffel",
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+ "ELAN",
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+ "Elixir",
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+ "Elm",
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+ "Emacs Lisp",
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+ "Emerald",
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+ "Epigram",
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+ "EPL",
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+ "Erlang",
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+ "es",
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+ "Escapade",
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+ "Escher",
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+ "ESPOL",
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+ "Esterel",
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+ "Etoys",
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+ "Euclid",
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+ "Euler",
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+ "Euphoria",
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+ "EusLisp Robot Programming Language",
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+ "CMS EXEC",
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+ "EXEC 2",
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+ "Executable UML",
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+ "F",
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+ "F#",
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+ "Factor",
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+ "Falcon",
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+ "Fancy",
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+ "Fantom",
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+ "FAUST",
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+ "Felix",
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+ "Ferite",
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+ "FFP",
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+ "Fjölnir",
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+ "FL",
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+ "Flavors",
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+ "Flex",
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+ "FLOW-MATIC",
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+ "FOCAL",
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+ "FOCUS",
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+ "FOIL",
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+ "FORMAC",
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+ "@Formula",
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+ "Forth",
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+ "Fortran - ISO/IEC 1539",
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+ "Fortress",
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+ "FoxBase",
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+ "FoxPro",
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+ "FP",
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+ "FPr",
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+ "Franz Lisp",
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+ "F-Script",
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+ "FSProg",
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+ "G",
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+ "Google Apps Script",
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+ "Game Maker Language",
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+ "GameMonkey Script",
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+ "GAMS",
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+ "GAP",
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+ "G-code",
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+ "Genie",
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+ "GDL",
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+ "Gibiane",
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+ "GJ",
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+ "GEORGE",
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+ "GLSL",
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+ "GNU E",
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+ "GM",
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+ "Go",
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+ "Go!",
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+ "GOAL",
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+ "Gödel",
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+ "Godiva",
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+ "GOM (Good Old Mad)",
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+ "Goo",
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+ "Gosu",
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+ "GOTRAN",
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+ "GPSS",
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+ "GraphTalk",
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+ "GRASS",
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+ "Groovy",
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+ "Hack (programming language)",
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+ "HAL/S",
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+ "Hamilton C shell",
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+ "Harbour",
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+ "Hartmann pipelines",
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+ "Haskell",
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+ "Haxe",
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+ "High Level Assembly",
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+ "HLSL",
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+ "Hop",
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+ "Hope",
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+ "Hugo",
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+ "Hume",
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+ "HyperTalk",
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+ "IBM Basic assembly language",
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+ "IBM HAScript",
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+ "IBM Informix-4GL",
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+ "IBM RPG",
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+ "ICI",
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+ "Icon",
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+ "Id",
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+ "IDL",
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+ "Idris",
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+ "IMP",
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+ "Inform",
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+ "Io",
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+ "Ioke",
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+ "IPL",
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+ "IPTSCRAE",
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+ "ISLISP",
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+ "ISPF",
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+ "ISWIM",
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+ "J",
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+ "J#",
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+ "J++",
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+ "JADE",
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+ "Jako",
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+ "JAL",
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+ "Janus",
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+ "JASS",
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+ "Java",
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+ "JavaScript",
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+ "JCL",
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+ "JEAN",
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+ "Join Java",
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+ "JOSS",
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+ "Joule",
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+ "JOVIAL",
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+ "Joy",
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+ "JScript",
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+ "JScript .NET",
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+ "JavaFX Script",
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+ "Julia",
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+ "Jython",
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+ "K",
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+ "Kaleidoscope",
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+ "Karel",
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+ "Karel++",
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+ "KEE",
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+ "Kixtart",
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+ "KIF",
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+ "Kojo",
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+ "Kotlin",
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+ "KRC",
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+ "KRL",
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+ "KRL (KUKA Robot Language)",
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+ "KRYPTON",
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+ "ksh",
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+ "L",
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+ "L# .NET",
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+ "LabVIEW",
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+ "Ladder",
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+ "Lagoona",
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+ "LANSA",
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+ "Lasso",
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+ "LaTeX",
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+ "Lava",
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+ "LC-3",
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+ "Leda",
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+ "Legoscript",
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+ "LIL",
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+ "LilyPond",
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+ "Limbo",
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+ "Limnor",
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+ "LINC",
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+ "Lingo",
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+ "Linoleum",
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+ "LIS",
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+ "LISA",
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+ "Lisaac",
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+ "Lisp - ISO/IEC 13816",
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+ "Lite-C",
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+ "Lithe",
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+ "Little b",
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+ "Logo",
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+ "Logtalk",
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+ "LPC",
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+ "LSE",
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+ "LSL",
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+ "LiveCode",
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+ "LiveScript",
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+ "Lua",
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+ "Lucid",
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+ "Lustre",
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+ "LYaPAS",
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+ "Lynx",
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+ "M2001",
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+ "M4",
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+ "Machine code",
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+ "MAD (Michigan Algorithm Decoder)",
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+ "MAD/I",
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+ "Magik",
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+ "Magma",
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+ "make",
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+ "Maple",
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+ "MAPPER now part of BIS",
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+ "MARK-IV now VISION:BUILDER",
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+ "Mary",
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+ "MASM Microsoft Assembly x86",
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+ "Mathematica",
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+ "MATLAB",
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+ "Maxima (see also Macsyma)",
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+ "Max (Max Msp - Graphical Programming Environment)",
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+ "MaxScript internal language 3D Studio Max",
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+ "Maya (MEL)",
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+ "MDL",
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+ "Mercury",
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+ "Mesa",
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+ "Metacard",
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+ "Metafont",
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+ "MetaL",
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+ "Microcode",
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+ "MicroScript",
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+ "MIIS",
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+ "MillScript",
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+ "MIMIC",
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+ "Mirah",
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+ "Miranda",
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+ "MIVA Script",
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+ "ML",
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+ "Moby",
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+ "Model 204",
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+ "Modelica",
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+ "Modula",
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+ "Modula-2",
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+ "Modula-3",
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+ "Mohol",
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+ "MOO",
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+ "Mortran",
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+ "Mouse",
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+ "MPD",
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+ "MSIL - deprecated name for CIL",
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+ "MSL",
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+ "MUMPS",
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+ "NASM",
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+ "NATURAL",
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+ "Napier88",
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+ "Neko",
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+ "Nemerle",
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+ "nesC",
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+ "NESL",
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+ "Net.Data",
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+ "NetLogo",
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+ "NetRexx",
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+ "NewLISP",
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+ "NEWP",
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+ "Newspeak",
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+ "NewtonScript",
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+ "NGL",
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+ "Nial",
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+ "Nice",
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+ "Nickle",
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+ "NPL",
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+ "Not eXactly C (NXC)",
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+ "Not Quite C (NQC)",
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+ "NSIS",
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+ "Nu",
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+ "NWScript",
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+ "NXT-G",
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+ "o:XML",
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+ "Oak",
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+ "Oberon",
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+ "Obix",
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+ "OBJ2",
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+ "Object Lisp",
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+ "ObjectLOGO",
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+ "Object REXX",
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+ "Object Pascal",
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+ "Objective-C",
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+ "Objective-J",
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+ "Obliq",
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+ "Obol",
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+ "OCaml",
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+ "occam",
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+ "occam-π",
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+ "Octave",
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+ "OmniMark",
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+ "Onyx",
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+ "Opa",
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+ "Opal",
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+ "OpenCL",
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+ "OpenEdge ABL",
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+ "OPL",
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+ "OPS5",
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+ "OptimJ",
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+ "Orc",
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+ "ORCA/Modula-2",
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+ "Oriel",
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+ "Orwell",
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+ "Oxygene",
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+ "Oz",
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+ "P#",
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+ "ParaSail (programming language)",
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+ "PARI/GP",
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+ "Pascal - ISO 7185",
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+ "Pawn",
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+ "PCASTL",
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+ "PCF",
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+ "PEARL",
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+ "PeopleCode",
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+ "Perl",
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+ "PDL",
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+ "PHP",
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+ "Phrogram",
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+ "Pico",
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+ "Picolisp",
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+ "Pict",
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+ "Pike",
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+ "PIKT",
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+ "PILOT",
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+ "Pipelines",
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+ "Pizza",
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+ "PL-11",
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+ "PL/0",
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+ "PL/B",
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+ "PL/C",
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+ "PL/I - ISO 6160",
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+ "PL/M",
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+ "PL/P",
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+ "PL/SQL",
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+ "PL360",
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+ "PLANC",
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+ "Plankalkül",
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+ "Planner",
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+ "PLEX",
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+ "PLEXIL",
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+ "Plus",
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+ "POP-11",
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+ "PostScript",
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+ "PortablE",
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+ "Powerhouse",
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+ "PowerBuilder - 4GL GUI appl. generator from Sybase",
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+ "PowerShell",
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+ "PPL",
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+ "Processing",
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+ "Processing.js",
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+ "Prograph",
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+ "PROIV",
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+ "Prolog",
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+ "PROMAL",
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+ "Promela",
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+ "PROSE modeling language",
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+ "PROTEL",
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+ "ProvideX",
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+ "Pro*C",
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+ "Pure",
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+ "Python",
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+ "Q (equational programming language)",
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+ "Q (programming language from Kx Systems)",
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+ "Qalb",
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+ "Qi",
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+ "QtScript",
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+ "QuakeC",
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+ "QPL",
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+ "R",
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+ "R++",
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+ "Racket",
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+ "RAPID",
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+ "Rapira",
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+ "Ratfiv",
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+ "Ratfor",
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+ "rc",
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+ "REBOL",
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+ "Red",
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+ "Redcode",
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+ "REFAL",
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+ "Reia",
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+ "Revolution",
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+ "rex",
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+ "REXX",
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+ "Rlab",
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+ "RobotC",
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+ "ROOP",
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+ "RPG",
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+ "RPL",
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+ "RSL",
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+ "RTL/2",
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+ "Ruby",
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+ "RuneScript",
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+ "Rust",
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+ "S",
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+ "S2",
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+ "S3",
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+ "S-Lang",
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+ "S-PLUS",
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+ "SA-C",
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+ "SabreTalk",
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+ "SAIL",
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+ "SALSA",
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+ "SAM76",
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+ "SAS",
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+ "SASL",
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+ "Sather",
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+ "Sawzall",
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+ "SBL",
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+ "Scala",
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+ "Scheme",
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+ "Scilab",
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+ "Scratch",
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+ "Script.NET",
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+ "Sed",
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+ "Seed7",
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+ "Self",
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+ "SenseTalk",
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+ "SequenceL",
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+ "SETL",
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+ "Shift Script",
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+ "SIMPOL",
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+ "Shakespeare",
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+ "SiMPLE",
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+ "SIMSCRIPT",
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+ "Simula",
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+ "Simulink",
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+ "SISAL",
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+ "SLIP",
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+ "SMALL",
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+ "Smalltalk",
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+ "Small Basic",
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+ "SML",
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+ "Snap!",
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+ "SNOBOL(SPITBOL)",
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+ "Snowball",
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+ "SOL",
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+ "Span",
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+ "SPARK",
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+ "SPIN",
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+ "SP/k",
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+ "SPS",
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+ "Squeak",
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+ "Squirrel",
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+ "SR",
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+ "S/SL",
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+ "Stackless Python",
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+ "Starlogo",
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+ "Strand",
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+ "Stata",
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+ "Stateflow",
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+ "Subtext",
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+ "SuperCollider",
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+ "SuperTalk",
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+ "Swift (Apple programming language)",
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+ "Swift (parallel scripting language)",
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+ "SYMPL",
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+ "SyncCharts",
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+ "SystemVerilog",
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+ "T",
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+ "TACL",
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+ "TACPOL",
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+ "TADS",
712
+ "TAL",
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+ "Tcl",
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+ "Tea",
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+ "TECO",
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+ "TELCOMP",
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+ "TeX",
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+ "TEX",
719
+ "TIE",
720
+ "Timber",
721
+ "TMG, compiler-compiler",
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+ "Tom",
723
+ "TOM",
724
+ "Topspeed",
725
+ "TPU",
726
+ "Trac",
727
+ "TTM",
728
+ "T-SQL",
729
+ "TTCN",
730
+ "Turing",
731
+ "TUTOR",
732
+ "TXL",
733
+ "TypeScript",
734
+ "Turbo C++",
735
+ "Ubercode",
736
+ "UCSD Pascal",
737
+ "Umple",
738
+ "Unicon",
739
+ "Uniface",
740
+ "UNITY",
741
+ "Unix shell",
742
+ "UnrealScript",
743
+ "Vala",
744
+ "VBA",
745
+ "VBScript",
746
+ "Verilog",
747
+ "VHDL",
748
+ "Visual Basic",
749
+ "Visual Basic .NET",
750
+ "Visual DataFlex",
751
+ "Visual DialogScript",
752
+ "Visual Fortran",
753
+ "Visual FoxPro",
754
+ "Visual J++",
755
+ "Visual J#",
756
+ "Visual Objects",
757
+ "Visual Prolog",
758
+ "VSXu",
759
+ "Vvvv",
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+ "WATFIV, WATFOR",
761
+ "WebDNA",
762
+ "WebQL",
763
+ "Windows PowerShell",
764
+ "Winbatch",
765
+ "Wolfram",
766
+ "Wyvern",
767
+ "X++",
768
+ "X#",
769
+ "X10",
770
+ "XBL",
771
+ "XC (exploits XMOS architecture)",
772
+ "xHarbour",
773
+ "XL",
774
+ "Xojo",
775
+ "XOTcl",
776
+ "XPL",
777
+ "XPL0",
778
+ "XQuery",
779
+ "XSB",
780
+ "XSLT - See XPath",
781
+ "Xtend",
782
+ "Yorick",
783
+ "YQL",
784
+ "Z notation",
785
+ "Zeno",
786
+ "ZOPL",
787
+ "ZPL"]
788
+
789
+ # Generate three ideas!
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+ results = []
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+ 3.times { results << "#{software_categories.sample} written in #{programming_languages.sample}" }
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+ puts results
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+ end
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+ end
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+ --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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+ name: three-ideas
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+ version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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+ version: 0.0.1
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+ platform: ruby
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+ authors:
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+ - Jake Worth
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+ autorequire:
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+ bindir: bin
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+ cert_chain: []
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+ date: 2014-12-17 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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+ dependencies: []
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+ description: A gem to generate three programming project ideas.
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+ email: jake@worth-chicago.co
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+ executables:
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+ - three-ideas
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+ extensions: []
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+ extra_rdoc_files: []
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+ files:
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+ - lib/three-ideas.rb
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+ - bin/three-ideas
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+ homepage: https://github.com/jwworth/three-ideas
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+ licenses:
24
+ - MIT
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+ metadata: {}
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+ post_install_message:
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+ rdoc_options: []
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+ require_paths:
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+ - lib
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+ required_ruby_version: !ruby/object:Gem::Requirement
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+ requirements:
32
+ - - '>='
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+ - !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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+ version: '0'
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+ required_rubygems_version: !ruby/object:Gem::Requirement
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+ requirements:
37
+ - - '>='
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+ - !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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+ version: '0'
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+ requirements: []
41
+ rubyforge_project:
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+ rubygems_version: 2.0.14
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+ signing_key:
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+ specification_version: 4
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+ summary: Hope for greatness; expect randomness.
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+ test_files: []