Leopold, 1999 - Google Patents
A multimodal user interface for a visual programming languageLeopold, 1999
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- Leopold J
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Visual programming languages are languages that use some visual representations (in addition to or in place of words and numbers) to accomplish what would otherwise have to be written in a traditional one-dimensional programming language. Such programming …
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