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== Jacquard Loom ==
The current noun is of course the machine, not any language.
As much as I understand the 'card format' as such would in modern computing terms be a machine code. One that correspond physically to the intended pattern. Question is, is there a single format, or different ones for different machines at different times? Does it have a proper term? I also think that if there's a large abstraction threshold between this and the rest of the items on this timeline it should be mentioned.--[[User:Nngnna|Nngnna]] ([[User talk:Nngnna|talk]]) 14:57, 18 October 2019 (UTC)
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