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PL/1

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What is PL/1?

PL/I (Programming Language One) is a high-level, general-purpose programming language designed in the 1960s by IBM. It was intended to combine the best features of ALGOL, COBOL, and FORTRAN, offering a wide range of data types and programming structures. PL/I is known for its flexibility and its ability to handle both scientific and business applications. It is used in various industries, especially in legacy systems and mainframe environments, for tasks such as data processing, system programming, and numerical computation.

What other technologies are related to PL/1?

PL/1 Competitor Technologies

A competing programming language, commonly used in mainframe environments.
mentioned alongside PL/1 in 2% (1.3k) of relevant job posts
A low-level programming language. Can be used in place of PL/1 for some tasks.
mentioned alongside PL/1 in 5% (284) of relevant job posts
A reporting language, and alternative for quick reports compared to writing a full PL/1 program.
mentioned alongside PL/1 in 4% (76) of relevant job posts
A programming language primarily used on IBM i systems. Can be used instead of PL/1.
mentioned alongside PL/1 in 2% (130) of relevant job posts

PL/1 Complementary Technologies

A CICS emulator that allows mainframe applications, including PL/1 programs, to run on Unix/Linux platforms.
mentioned alongside PL/1 in 71% (67) of relevant job posts
IBM Rational Developer for z Systems, an IDE used for developing and maintaining mainframe applications including PL/1 programs.
mentioned alongside PL/1 in 28% (86) of relevant job posts
Job Control Language, used to control batch processing on IBM mainframes, often used to run PL/1 programs.
mentioned alongside PL/1 in 3% (693) of relevant job posts

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