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Concurrent programming language

Concurrent programming languages are those that define commands as messages to a process. Processes are collections of message passes. Generally based on the Pi-Calculus, these have had no commercial success.

See also

• Concurrent Pascal (by Brinch-Hansen)
• Occam
• Pict
• SR
• Java
• Erlang
• Joule

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