Computer Programming with COMIT II

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COMIT is a symbol-manipulating (or string-processing) language designed to handle texts, words, characters, logical expressions, descriptors, attributes, tags, and the like, and to manipulate them in the computer in ways that are relevant to problems in a variety of fields.

COMIT is a general-purpose language which has been most efficiently used for problems in linguistics, mechanical translation of languages, information retrieval, modeling of cognitive processes, theorem proving, game playing, content analysis, graph theory, and many other primarily nonnumerical problems. In addition, COMIT serves as an introduction to a whole class of programming languages and language design features.

This book is derived from two older manuals that have been out of print for some time, An Introduction to COMIT Programmingand COMIT Programmers' Reference Manual(MIT Press 1962). The programs originally run under COMIT will still run under COMIT II; yet this new publication includes improvements in the language that allow easier programming plus additional facilities.

COMIT II is designed to be easily learned and used both as a language for a first course in programming for students in a wide range of disciplines and as a second or third programming language for more advanced students who can use this book for self-study. Included are numerous exercises and problems along with answers, as well as problems to be run on the computer under a problem-grader program that may be obtained from the author.

COMIT II is fully available on the IBM 7000 series of computers, including the 709, 7090, 7040, and 7044, and a more recent implementation is available for the IBM 360.

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