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Line 1: '''Hope''' is a small [[functional programming language]] developed in the 1970s at [[University of Edinburgh\|Edinburgh University]].<ref name="BMS">Burstall R.M, [[David MacQueen\| MacQueen D.B]], Sannella D.T. (1980) ''Hope: An Experimental Applicative Language''. Conference Record of the 1980 LISP Conference, Stanford University, pp. 136-143.</ref><ref name="design"> R.M. Burstall. Design considerations for a functional programming language. Invited paper, Proc. Infotech State of the Art Conf. “The Software Revolution”, Copenhagen, 45–57 (1977)</ref><ref> {{cite book \| title = Functional Programming with Hope

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