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Jonovision (talk | contribs) Added McCabe's "steam-rollering" quote, which I think nicely exemplifies the tone of the controversy |
Jonovision (talk | contribs) I have no idea how Tripcom's use of tuple-based stores has anything to do with this article. No references. Spam? |
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Its nature as a multi-paradigm programming language, integrating logic, functional, object-oriented, and imperative programming styles,<ref name=informatica-survey>Bordini et al., Informatica, 2006</ref> is particularly applied to ontology-based modeling, as exploited for the [[Semantic Web]] in allowing a type system where [[Web Ontology Language|OWL]] classes can be represented in the type system.<ref>Clark and McCabe, Applied Intelligence, 2006</ref> The design of Go!, according to Bordini et al.'s survey,<ref name=informatica-survey /> also took into consideration critical issues such as security, transparency, and integrity, in regards to the adoption of logic programming technology.
Threads within a single Go! process, hence in the same agent, can also communicate by manipulating dynamic relation objects, comparable with [[Linda_(coordination_language)|Linda]] tuple stores,<ref name=informatica-survey /> used to coordinate their activities.
== Example ==
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