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List of computing topics

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1.TR.6 -- \n100BaseFX --\n100BaseTX -- \n100BaseT --\n100BaseVG -- \n100VG-AnyLAN --\n10base2 -- \n10base5 -- \n10baseT -- \n120 reset --\n16-bit --\n16-bit application --\n16550 UART --\n1NF --\n1TBS -- 2.PAK --\n20-Gate programming language --\n20-GATE --\n28-bit --\n2B1D --\n2B1Q --\n2D --\n2NF -- 3-tier (computing) --\n32-bit application -- \n32-bit --\n320xx microprocessor --\n320xx --\n386BSD --\n386SPART.PAR --\n3Com Corporation -- \n3DO -- \n3D --\n3GL --\n3NF --\n3Station -- 4.2BSD --\n404 error --\n431A -- \n473L Query programming language --\n486SX --\n4GL --\n4NF -- 51forth programming language --\n56 kbps -- \n56k line -- \n5ESS Switch -- \n5NF --\n5th Glove -- 6.001 (MIT) --\n6.001 --\n64-bit -- \n680x0 --\n6x86 -- 8-bit clean -- \n8.3 (computing) --\n80x86 --\n82430FX --\n82430HX --\n82430MX --\n82430VX --\n8514 (display standard) --\n8514-A --\n88open -- \n8N1 -- \n8x86 -- 90-90 Rule --\n9PAC

A

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ABC ALGOL --\nABLE --\nABSET --\nABSYS --\nAccent programming language --\nAcceptance, Test Or Launch Language --\nAccessible Computing --\nAda programming language --\nAdvanced Optical Disk (AOD) --\nAIM alliance --\nAirPort networking --\nAIX operating system --\nAlan programming language --\nALGOL programming language --\nAlgorithm --\nAltiVec --\nAmdahl's law --\nAmerica Online --\nAmiga --\nAmigaE --\nAnalysis of algorithms --\nAOL --\nAPL programming language -- \nApple Computer --\nApple II --\nApple Macintosh --\nAppleScript --\nArithmetic and logical unit --\nASCII --\nAssembly language --\nAtari --\nAtlas Autocode --\nAutoLISP --\nAutomaton --\nAWK --

B

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Backus-Naur Form --\nBasic Rate Interface (2B+D)--\nBASIC --\nBasic Object System --\nBatch job --\nBCPL --\nBefunge --\nBeOS --\nBerkeley Software Distribution --\nBETA programming language --\nBig Mac --\nBig O notation --\nBinary symmetric channel --\nBinary Synchronous Transmission --\nBit --\nBLISS --\nBlue --\nBlue ray disk --\nBlue screen of death --\nBourne shell (sh)\nBourne-Again shell (bash)\nB programming language --\nBrainfuck --\nBurrows-Abadi-Needham logic --\nBusiness Computing --

C

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C++ --\nC# --\nC programming language --\nCache --\nCanonical LR parser --\nCat (Unix) --\nCD-ROM --\nCDP1802 --\nCentral processing unit --\nChimera --\nChomsky normal form --\nCIH virus --\nCOBOL --\nCocoa (software) --\nCode and fix --\nCode Red worm --\nColdFusion --\nColouring algorithm --\nCOMAL --\nComm (Unix) --\nCommand line interface --\nCommand line interpreter --\nCommand.com --\nCommercial at (computing) --\nCommodore 1541 --\nCommodore 1581 --\nCommodore 64 --\nCommodore Amiga --\nCommon logarithm --\nCompact disc --\nComputability theory --\nComputational complexity theory --\nComputation --\nComputer-aided design --\nComputer-aided manufacturing --\nComputer architecture -- \nComputer cluster --\nComputer hardware --\nComputer network --\nComputer numbering formats --\nComputer programming --\nComputer science --\nComputer security --\nComputer software --\nComputer system --\nComputer --\nComputing --\nContext-free grammar --\nContext-sensitive grammar --\nContext-sensitive language --\nControl store --\nControl unit --\nCORAL66 --\nCP/M operating system --\nCPL --\nCracking --\nCryptanalysis -- \nCryptography --\nCybersquatting --\nCYK algorithm --\nCyrix 6x86 --

D

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D programming language --\nData compression --\nDatabase normalization --\nDecidable set --\nDeep Blue --\nDesktop environment --\nDesktop publishing --\nDeterministic finite state machine --\nDialer -\nDibol --\nDiff -- \nDigital camera --\nDigital signal processing --\nDigital visual interface --\nDirect manipulation interface --\nDisk storage --\nDistance transform --\nDistance map --\nDistance field --\nDVD --\nDVI (TeX) --\nDvorak Simplified Keyboard -- \nDylan --

E

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Earth Simulator -- \nEBCDIC --\nECMAScript (aka JavaScript) --\nElectronic data processing (EDP) --\nEnhanced Versatile Disc (EVD) --\nENIAC --\nEnterprise Java Beans (EJB) --\nEntscheidungsproblem --\nEquals (computing) --\nErlang --\nERP --\nES EVM --\nEthernet --\nEuclidean algorithm --\nEuphoria --\nExploit (computer science) --

F

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Final Cut Pro --\nFinite state automaton --\nFirewire --\nFirst-generation language --\nFloating point unit --\nFloppy disk --\nFormal language --\nForth --\nFORTRAN --\nFourth-generation language --\nFragmentation --\nFree On-line Dictionary of Computing --\nFree Software Foundation --\nFree software movement --\nFree software --\nFreeware -- \nFunctional programming --

G

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G4 --\nGAMS --\nGDI --\nGEM --\nGENIE --\nGlossary of Coding Terms --\nGlossary of computer graphics terms --\nGlossary of computer hardware terms --\nGlossary of computer programming terms --\nGNU bison --\nGnutella --\nGNU --\nGodiva --\nGraphical user interface --\nGreibach normal form --

H

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Hacking --\nHalting problem --\nHaskell --\nHistory of computing --\nHistory of computing hardware --\nHistory of Microsoft Windows --\nHistory of operating systems --\nHistory of the graphical user interface --\nHitachi 6309 --\nHome computer --\nHugo --\nHuman-computer interaction --

I

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IA-32 --\nIA-64 --\nIBM PC --\nInteractive computation\nIBM --\niBook --\niCab --\niCal --\nIcon --\niDVD --\nIEEE 802.2 --\nIEEE 802.3 --\nIEEE floating-point standard --\niMac --\nimage processing --\niMovie --\nInform --\nInstruction register --\nIntel 8008 --\nIntel 80186 --\nIntel 80188 --\nIntel 80386 --\nIntel 80486SX --\nIntel 80486 --\nIntel 8048 --\nIntel 8051 --\nIntel 8080 --\nIntel 8086 --\nIntel 80x86 --\nIntel --\nINTERCAL --\nInternational Electrotechnical Commission --\nInternet Explorer --\nInternet --\niPhoto --\niPod --\niSync --\niTunes --\nJ programming language --

J

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Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition --\nJava 2 Platform, Micro Edition --\nJava 2 Platform, Standard Edition --\nJava API --\nJava programming language --\nJava virtual machine --\nJavaScript --\nJPEG --

K

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K&R --\nKDE --\nKid --\nKilobyte --\nKleene star --\nKlez --\nKRYPTON --\nKvikkalkul --

L

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LALR parser --\nLambda calculus --\nLaTeX --\nLeet --\nLegal aspects of computing --\nLex --\nLimbo --\nLinked list --\nLinux --\nLisp programming language --\nList of computing terms that end in "ware --\nList of computing topics --\nList of IBM products --\nList of information technology management topics --\nList of Intel microprocessors --\nList of programming languages --\nList of operating systems --\nList of Soviet computer systems --\nLL parser --\nLogical programming\nLOGO --\nLotus 1-2-3 --\nLR parser --\nLua --\nLYaPAS --\nLynx

M

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M4 --\nMac OS --\nMac OS X Server --\nMac OS X --\nMAD --\nMainframe computer --\nMary --\nMealy machine -- \nMegabyte --\nMelissa worm\nMercury --\nMesa --\nMicrocode --\nMicroprocessor --\nMicroprogram --\nMicrosequencer --\nMicrosoft Windows 1.0 --\nMicrosoft Windows --\nMicrosoft --\nMiranda --\nML --\nMMC --\nMMU --\nMMX --\nMobile Trin --\nModula --\nMOO --\nMoore's Law --\nMoore machine --\nMorris worm --\nMOS Technologies 6501 --\nMOS Technologies 6502 --\nMOS Technologies 650x --\nMOS Technologies 6510 --\nMotorola 68000 --\nMotorola 6800 --\nMotorola 68020 --\nMotorola 68030 --\nMotorola 68040 --\nMotorola 68060 --\nMotorola 6809 --\nMotorola 680x0 --\nMotorola 68HC11 --\nMotorola 68LC040 --\nMotorola 88000 --\nMozilla --\nMPEG --\nMS-DOS --\nMultics --\nMultiprocessing --\nMUMPS

N

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Netlib --\nNetscape Navigator --\nNeXT --\nNial --\nNybble --\nNinety-Ninety Rule --\nNon-Uniform Memory Access --\nNondeterministic finite state machine

O

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Oberon --\nObjective-C programming language --\nOcaml --\nOccam --\nOmniWeb --\nOne True Brace Style --\nOpenOffice.org --\nOpen source --\nOpen source movement --\nOpera (browser) --\nOperating system advocacy --\nOperating system --

P

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PA-RISC --\nPage description language --\nPancake sorting --\nParallel computing --\nParser --\nPartial function --\nPascal programming language --\nPeer-to-peer network --\nPerl --\nPersonal computer --\nPHP --\nPILOT --\nPL/I --\nPointer --\nPoplog --\nPortable Document Format (PDF) --\nPoser --\nPostScript --\nPowerBook --\nPowerPC --\nPrefix grammar --\nPreprocessor --\nPrimitive recursive function --\nProgramming language --\nProlog --\nPSPACE-complete --\nPulse code modulation (PCM) --\nPushdown automaton --\nPython --

Q

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QuarkXPress --\nQuickTime --\nQWERTY --

R

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Ram disk --\nRAM (random access memory) --\nRandom access --\nRascal --\nRatfor --\nRead only memory (ROM) --\nREBOL --\nRecovery-oriented computing --\nRecursive descent parser --\nRecursive function --\nRecursive set --\nRecursively enumerable language --\nRecursively enumerable set --\nReference (computer science) --\nReferential transparency --\nRegister --\nRegular expression --\nRegular grammar --\nRegular language --\nRPG --\nRetrocomputing --\nREXX --\nRFC --\nRISC --\nRS/6000 --\nRuby --

S

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Safari (browser) --\nSAIL_programming_language --\nScript kiddie --\nScripting programming language --\nSCSI --\nSed --\nSelf (or "SELF") --\nSemaphore (programming) --\nSequential access --\nSETL --\nShareware --\nShell script --\nShellcode --\nSIMD --\nSimula --\nSircam --\nSlide rule --\nSLIP --\nSLR parser --\nSmalltalk --\nSMB --\nSMBus --\nSMIL --\nSmiley --\nSML (Standard ML)\nSNOBOL --\nSoftware engineering --\nSONET --\nSpace-cadet_keyboard --\nSPARC International --\nSpecialist computer --\nSPITBOL --\nSQL --\nSQL slammer worm --\nSR programming language --\nSSL --\nSSL programming language --\nStale pointer bug --\nStateless server --\nStructured programming --\nSubject-oriented programming --\nSubnet --\nSupercomputer --\nSwap space --\nSymbolic mathematics --\nSymlink --\nSymmetric multiprocessing --\nSyntactic sugar --\nSyQuest_Technology --\nSYSKEY --\nSystemboard --\nSystem 5 --\nSystem programming language --\nSystem R --

T

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TADS --\nTcl --\nteco --\nText editor --\nTeX --\nThird generation language --\nTimeline of computing 1950-1979 --\nTimeline of computing 1980-1989 --\nTimeline of computing 1990-forward --\nTimeline of computing 500 BC-1949 --\nTimeline of computing --\nTk --\ntpu --\nTrac --\nTransparency (computing) --\nTrin II --\nTrin VX --\nTuring machine --\nTuring --\nTwo-binary, one-quaternary --

U

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Unicode --\nUnicon --\nUnix --\nUnix shell --\nUnLambda --\nUSB --

V

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Var'aq --\nVBScript --\nVector processor --\nVery-large-scale integration --\nVideo editing --\nVirtual Memory System --\nVirtual memory --\nVisual Basic --\nVisual FoxPro --\nVon Neumann machine --

W

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Web browser --\nWestern Design Center --\nWestern Design Center 65C02 --\nWestern Design Center 65816 --\nWhitespace --\nwiki --\nwindow manager --\nWindows 2000 --\nWindows 95 --\nWindows ME --\nWindows NT --\nWindows XP --\nWord processor --\nWorld wide web --\nWYSIWYG --

X

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X Window System --\nX86 --\nXerox Ventura --

Y

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Yacc --\nYaST --\nYet Another --\nYorick --

Z

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Z shell --\nZilog Z80 --\nZooming User Interface -- Category:Topic lists\n\n

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