S (programming language)
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S is a high-level programming language which is used to analyze statistics.[1] The paid software programs called S-PLUS are based on the S language. Other programming languages, including the free R language, are based on S.[2]
Paradigms | Multi-paradigm: imperative, object oriented |
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First appeared | 1976 |
Website | ect |
Influenced | |
R |
History
The S language was developed in the 1970s at Bell Laboratories by John Chambers and other programmers including Trevor Hastie.[3]
References
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