Template:Infobox programming language.html

Template documentation

Usage

{{Infobox programming language
| name                   = 
| logo                   = 
| caption                = 
| file_ext               = 
| paradigm               = 
| year                   = Use {{Start date|YYYY}}
| designer               = 
| developer              = 
| latest_release_version = 
| latest_release_date    = 
| latest_test_version    = 
| latest_test_date       = 
| typing                 = 
| implementations        = 
| dialects               = 
| influenced_by          = 
| influenced             = 
| operating_system       = 
| license                = 
| website                = 
| wikibooks              = 
}}

Example

{{Infobox programming language | name = Scheme | paradigm = functional | year = 1970s | designer = [[Guy L. Steele]] and [[Gerald Jay Sussman]] | typing = strong, dynamic | dialects = many | implementations = [[PLT Scheme]], [[MIT Scheme]], [[Scheme48]], [[GNU Guile|Guile]] | influenced_by = [[Lisp programming language|Lisp]], [[ALGOL]] | influenced = [[Common Lisp]] | file_ext = .scm, .ss | wikibooks = Scheme }}

Scheme Usual file extensions .scm, .ss Paradigm functional Appeared in 1970s Designed by Guy L. Steele and Gerald Jay Sussman Typing discipline strong, dynamic Major implementations PLT Scheme, MIT Scheme, Scheme48, Guile Dialects many Influenced by Lisp, ALGOL Influenced Common Lisp Scheme at Wikibooks

Microformat

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