Hello Processing - Vula

An Introduction To Programming With Processing
The Apollo Guidance Computer used on Apollo 11 on the left and the NASA Manned
Spacecraft Center on the right. Technology from the 1960's.
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Like any natural language, computer languages are built around their
environments. Human cultures have developed languages as a means of
communicating their perceptions of internal, conceptual and external
environments. However what exists in one environment might not be a part of
another. Subsequently, a string of words might be used to describe something that
is uncommon to one environment, whereas in another culture where that thing is
common a single word might be used to describe it.
For example a visitor traveling to Japan in the late 1800's might describe a
specific mode of transport as:
“A human-powered two wheeled cart, that seats one or two people
reserved for the social elite.”
However a person familiar with this mode of transport might have a specific name
for it, such as:
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