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Computer Languages: Compilers,  assemblers, translators,
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Ehrenreich, S. L., "Ouery Languages: Design Recommendations
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Fitzsimmons, Ann, and Love, Thomas "A Review and Evaluation
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Floyd, Barry D., and Mantei, Marilyn M., "Knowledge.
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