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Rohit Khare
http://www.cgl.uwaterloo.ca/~anicolao/termpaper.html
Abstract
The huge popularity of the World-Wide Web has provided a new demand for
languages that support an elegant model for distributed programming so that
the Internet can be fully utilized by programmers. Several new languages have
appeared that attempt to provide solutions for the Web.
) In this paper these languages are looked at as languages in their own
right, rather than as special purpose Internet languages. By considering them
as serious entries into the language market more interesting observations are
possible, perhaps including an intuition as to which of the new languages will
be best accepted and used in the future.
) The languages considered are Java , Phantom , and Python .