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Note, Unknown Author->E. W. Dijkstra, 17.09.1976about programming robots' and the use of frame concept; what languages are best suited for these fields?
Note, Unknown Author->J. T. Schwartz, 17.09.1976Questions about high level programming languages; about "ideal" computer from the point of view of a programmer and developer of new programming langiuages
Note, Unknown Author->Tony Hoare, 17.09.1976on the compatibility of programmer's ingenuity and program reliability
Note, S. S. Lavrov->Tony Hoare, 17.09.1976Question about the prospects of computer engineering and, in this connection, how much knowledge obtained by students today will be of use in future?
Note, Unknown Author->Tony Hoare, 17.09.1976on computer programmers' retraining
Note, Unknown Author->E. W. Dijkstra, 17.09.1976asking of the speakers' view of programming in 2000?
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Note, Unknown Author->Tony Hoare, 17.09.1976about a sequence in which to study programming languages
Note, S. S. Lavrov->E. W. Dijkstra, 17.09.1976on the problems used as illustrations in the books on programming methodology
Note, L. F. Lebedev ->J. T. Schwartz, 17.09.1976asking to formulate the main principles of "large" programs development
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Note, Unknown Author->E. W. Dijkstra, 17.09.1976Question about program correctness proof
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Note, Unknown Author->E. W. Dijkstra, 17.09.1976about E.Dijkstra's style of programming
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