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Line 24: ==Languages== The canonical examples of array programming languages are Fortran, APL, and J. Others include: [[A+ (programming language)\|A+]], [[Analytica (software)\|Analytica]], [[Chapel (programming language)\|Chapel]], [[IDL (programming language)\|IDL]], [[Julia (programming language)\|Julia]], [[K (programming language)\|K]], Klong, [[Q (programming language from Kx Systems)\|Q]], Mata, [[MATLAB]], [[MOLSF]], NumPy, [[GNU Octave]], [[Perl Data Language\|PDL]], R, [[S-Lang (programming language)\|S-Lang]], [[SAC programming language\|SAC]], [[Nial programming language\|Nial]], [[ZPL (programming language)\|ZPL]] and [[TI-BASIC]]. ===Scalar languages===

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