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2. Report On Interpreted Programming Languages General report which treats some specific languages. Many fine explanations. http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~zorn/cs5535/Fall-1996/projects96/zhangx-interpret.ht

CSCI 5535 Project A Report on Interpreted Programming languages by Xiaoli Zhang Helen Wong December 11, 1996 Content 1. Introduction 2. Two important Languages in the Evolution of Interpreted Languages Pascal Smalltalk 3. Interpreter and Virtual Machine Traditional Compilation Process Self Compilation Compiler and Interpreter Intermediate Language Just-in-time and On-the-fly Virtual Machine Examples of intermediate languages and related abstract machines Abstract Machine to Actual Machine Portability of Interpreters 4. Scripting Languages and Interpreted Languages 5. Case Study a) Java Overview Java Virtual Machine Java Language Construct and Java's Interpreter b) Tcl/Tk Overview On-the fly Bytecode compiler for Tcl c) Both are Web Programming Languages d) Another Mobile Language: Omniware 6. Why Interpreted Languages? Portability Security Reusability Rapid Development Performance Other Advantages of Interpreted Languages 7. Summary 1. Introduction Interpreted Languages have become more and more popular. In recent years, interpreted language such as Java, Tcl/Tk and Perl are the hot topics and wide-spread. Why? Generally, it is because they are portable, easy to use, fast to develop and safe. And most interpreted languages are closely related to Web programming. In this paper, we will do some study to expose the nature of interpreted programming languages and how these features of interpreted languages are achieved. 2. Two important Languages in the Evolution of Interpreted Languages

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8. Sample Entry: Language / Encyclopedia Of Linguistics General article on the group that includes SerboCroatian, Slovene, Bulgarian, and Macedonian. http://www.fitzroydearborn.com/chicago/linguistics/sample-language.php3

Encyclopedia of Linguistics Sample Entry: Language SERBO-CROATIAN AND SOUTH SLAVIC LANGUAGES The South Slavic languagesSerbo-Croatian, Slovene, Bulgarian, and Macedoniandescend from Slavic dialects that were brought to the sub-Alpine and Balkan regions of southwestern Europe ca. 500 C.E. by waves of westward migration along and across the Danube, Drava, and Sava River systems. In their new territory, the South Slavs encountered and undoubtedly mixed with Latin-speaking peoples, probably descendants of older Indo-European-speaking peoples, such as Illyrian and Thracian. The exact relationships among the dialects at the time of settlement is uncertain, but we do know that there existed at that time no nascent Slovene, Serbo-Croatian, Macedonian, or Bulgarian dialects. Rather, these formed over the subsequent millennium. The South Slavic group may now be defined by its geographical discontinuity to the remainder of the Slavic-speaking world. To the north, Slovene is bounded by Friulian and Italian in Italy, by German in Austria, and Hungarian in Hungary. Croatian and Serbian are also bounded by Hungarian as well as Romanian (Romania). Bulgarian is bounded by Romanian, and each is separated from Ukrainian by the Black Sea. Serbo-Croatian Serbo-Croatian is spoken by approximately 16 million people. It is the state language of the Republic of Croatia (where it is called Croatian

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10. Linguistics And Languages: General Information Department of Linguistics and Germanic, Slavic, Asian and African Languages.Main Office Department of Linguistics and Germanic, Slavic http://www.msu.edu/~linglang/general.htm

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11. Preserve Indian Languages General article by Leigh Fenly that speaks also specifically about the Karuk. http://www.epud.net/~mlenk/karuk/preserve_language.html

Finding ways to preserve California's Indian languages Slip of the Tongue Leigh Fenly Staff Writer 23-Nov-1994 Wednesday One summer when the blackberries were ripe, a hot, dry wind moved through the Karuk Indian village where Violet Super lived. Flames ignited the nearby hillsides and, driven by the wind, moved rapidly toward her house. "Then this old medicine man came up the dirt road with a wet, burlap sack," Super recalls. "And he stood at our house talking in Karuk, saying these words and hitting the ground with that burlap sack. And the fire went out all around us, like buckets of water had poured from the sky." That was 60 years ago when there were Karuk words for killing fire. Now those words are gone, long forgotten. Super, now 76, still lives in the Klamath River settlement near the Oregon border. She is one of a dozen remaining Karuk Indians who know the language. But most of the miracle-making words of the medicine men, reserved for the few, disappeared decades ago. California has always been one of the most linguistically diverse regions in the world. In the 1800s, more than 100 native languages were spoken

12. Department Of Romance And Classical Languages General Information General Information. Department Chair Professor John Rauk Main Office Address Departmentof Romance and Classical Languages Michigan State University 256 Old http://www.msu.edu/unit/romclang/general.htm

Department of Romance and Classical Language General Information Department Chair: Professor John Rauk Main Office Address: Department of Romance and Classical Languages Michigan State University 256 Old Horticulture Bldg. East Lansing, MI 48824-1112. Phone: 517-355-8352 Fax: 517-432-3844 Campus map (Please note: Map is upside down) Main Office Hours: The Department Office is open 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Department of Romance and Classical Languages College of Arts and Letters Michigan State University

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Wayne State University 487 Manoogian Detroit, MI 48202 fax: 313-577-6243 In order to prepare students of the 1990s for success in today's and tomorrow's global economy, Wayne State University's Department of Romance Languages and Literatures offers training in three vital foreign languages: French, Italian, and Spanish. Supported by one of the best and most advanced language laboratory facilities in the country, the Department's undergraduate programs emphasize multi-media assisted, proficiency-oriented language instruction and multicultural understanding. The Wayne State student with a special interest in languages can select from a full complement of offerings leading to undergraduate degrees. Majors in languages work in many occupations: teaching, business, multi-media and computer technology, art, government service, academic administration, health-care fields. Employers are increasingly interested in prospective employees who can display a range of interests and activities thanks to their undergraduate training. Hence, courses in language skills (e.g. FRE 2100, 2110, 4100, 5100, 5200, 5400, ITA 3100, SPA 2030, 3100, 3200, 5300) are complemented by the different courses in national cultures (e.g. FRE 6450, 6470, SPA 5550, 5560). Furthermore, the wide area of courses in Romance literatures and in contemporary critical theory provide a strong basis for advanced studies at the graduate level. Whatever your needs of goals, you can help fulfill them by taking courses in the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at Wayne State University. For further information on programs and courses, contact

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Open Languages Programme General Information What is Open Languages? The Open Languages programme provides free language tuition to all students and staff of the University for two hours every week during term time (40+ hours over 3 terms). You can study on this programme in three different ways: Attendance only In order to gain a University Certificate in Modern Languages and SCOTCAT points So that it will count towards a full credit on your undergraduate degree Which languages can I learn? At present we offer 4 languages: French, German, Spanish and Italian. But, we normally place a limit of one language per student, so think carefully before you choose. REGISTRATION: Liz Campbell, Tel: 01382 (34)4385 Click here to download the registration form and Take the form along with the registration fee to Liz Campbell, Languages in Lifelong Learning Office in the Resources Library, Caird House, 172 Nethergate. from 10 am to 1 pm any morning except Wednesdays Open Languages Home Page University of Dundee Last updated 8/10/02 Comments to e.c.campbell@dundee.ac.uk

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