The science of datalogy

@article{Naur1966TheSO,
  title={The science of datalogy},
  author={P. Naur},
  journal={Communications of The ACM},
  year={1966},
  volume={9},
  pages={485}
}
  • P. Naur
  • Published 1966
  • Computer Science
  • Communications of The ACM
    • COHOL OI' ;lLGOL " [forum. XN 9, 1 (Jan. 19(Xi), 31-353 cot~cerneti itself with those c:LsCs where it was desirable, if not, m;ltld:~tor?F, to evnminc all possible corrlt>irl:lt,ions of conditions. There are cases where only : b few of thcsc combinations arc me:kningful, :~nd :~ll of the rem:~inder are meaningless :~,nd should le:id to ; I single :~cf ion, which could be a diagnost ic. It, has occnrreci t, o me t,htlt the method of my article can easily be extctndetl to cover such C:LSCS. T O… CONTINUE READING
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