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Kristen Nygaard

Nygaard co-designed Simula with Ole-Johan Dahl, helping establish object-oriented programming.

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Nygaard co-designed Simula with Ole-Johan Dahl, helping establish object-oriented programming.

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Simulation needs descriptions of interacting entities and their changing state. A language can make those descriptions reusable without being tied to one simulated system.

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Sources

  1. Turing Awardees — National Science Foundation

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