S programming language

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The S programming language is a statistical computing language developed at Bell Labs that heavily influenced the design of the R language and modern data analysis tools.

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instanceOf programming language
statistical programming language
authorOfSpecification John Chambers NERFINISHED
basedOn Fortran NERFINISHED
designedFor graphics
interactive data analysis
statistical modeling
developedAt Bell Laboratories NERFINISHED
developer Allan Wilks NERFINISHED
Bell Labs NERFINISHED
John Chambers NERFINISHED
Rick Becker NERFINISHED
domain data analysis
statistical computing
executionModel interpreted
firstAppeared 1976
hasFeature extensible functions
high-level statistical functions
interactive interpreter
object system
hasImplementation Bell Labs S NERFINISHED
S-PLUS NERFINISHED
influenced R programming language NERFINISHED
S-PLUS NERFINISHED
S3 object system in R
S4 object system in R
modern data analysis tools
influencedBy APL NERFINISHED
Fortran NERFINISHED
notablePublication "Extending the S System" NERFINISHED
"Statistical Models in S" NERFINISHED
organization AT&T Bell Laboratories NERFINISHED
paradigm functional programming
multi-paradigm
object-oriented programming
primaryUse data exploration
statistical graphics
statistical research
standardizedBy Bell Labs internal documentation NERFINISHED
successor R programming language NERFINISHED
supports data frames
formula-based modeling
graphics devices
vectorized operations
typingDiscipline dynamic typing

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R inspiredBy S programming language