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title: "Index of computing articles"
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== I ==
IA-32 –
IA-64 –
IBM PC –
Interactive computation –
IBM –
iBook –
iCab –
iCal –
Icon –
iDVD –
IEEE 802.2 –
IEEE 802.3 –
IEEE floating-point standard –
iMac –
Image processing –
iMovie –
Indentation style
Inform –
Instruction register –
Intel 8008 –
Intel 80186 –
Intel 80188 –
Intel 80386 –
Intel 80486SX –
Intel 80486 –
Intel 8048 –
Intel 8051 –
Intel 8080 –
Intel 8086 –
Intel 80x86 –
Intel –
INTERCAL –
International Electrotechnical Commission –
Internet Explorer –
Internet –
iPhoto –
iPod –
iResQ –
Irreversible circuit –
iSync –
iTunes

== J ==
J (programming language) –
Java Platform, Enterprise Edition –
Java Platform, Micro Edition –
Java Platform, Standard Edition –
Java API –
Java –
Java virtual machine (JVM) –
JavaScript (standardized as ECMAScript) –
JPEG

== K ==
K&R –
KDE –
Kilobyte –
KL-ONE –
Kleene star –
Klez –
Kotlin

== L ==
LALR parser –
Lambda calculus –
Lasso –
LaTeX –
Leet –
Legal aspects of computing –
Lex –
LibreOffice –
Limbo –
Linked list –
Linux –
Lisp –
List of IBM products –
List of Intel processors –
List of programming languages –
List of operating systems –
List of Soviet computer systems –
LL parser –
Logic programming –
Logo –
Lotus 1-2-3 –
LR parser –
Lua –
Lynx language –
Lynx browser

== M ==
m4 –
macOS Server –
macOS –
Mac –
MAD –
Mainframe computer –
Malware –
Mary –
Mealy machine –
Megabyte –
Melissa worm –
Mercury –
Mesa –
Microcode –
Microprocessor –
Microprogram –
Microsequencer –
Microsoft Windows –
Microsoft –
MIPS architecture -
Miranda –
ML –
MMC –
MMU –
MMX –
Mobile Trin –
Modula –
MOO –
Moore's Law –
Moore machine –
Morris worm –
MOS Technology 6502 –
MOS Technology 650x –
MOS Technology 6510 –
Motorola 68000 –
Motorola 6800 –
Motorola 68020 –
Motorola 68030 –
Motorola 68040 –
Motorola 68060 –
Motorola 6809 –
Motorola 680x0 –
Motorola 68LC040 –
Motorola 88000 –
Mozilla –
MPEG –
MS-DOS –
Multics –
Multiprocessing –
MUMPS

== N ==
.NET –
NetBSD –
Netlib –
Netscape Navigator –
NeXT, Inc. –
Nial –
Nybble –
Ninety–ninety rule –
Non-uniform memory access –
Nondeterministic finite automaton

== O ==
Oberon –
Objective-C –
object –
OCaml –
occam –
OmniWeb –
One True Brace Style –
OpenBSD –
Open source –
Open Source Initiative –
OpenVMS -
Opera (web browser) –
Operating system advocacy –
Operating system

== P ==
PA-RISC –
Page description language –
Pancake sorting –
Parallax Propeller –
Parallel computing –
Parser (language) –
Parsing (technique) –
Partial function –
Pascal –
PDP –
Peer-to-peer network –
Perl –
Personal computer –
PHP –
PILOT –
PL/I –
Pointer –
Poplog –
Portable Document Format (PDF) –
Poser –
PostScript –
PowerBook –
PowerPC –
PowerPC G4 –
Prefix grammar –
Preprocessor –
Primitive recursive function –
Programming language –
Prolog –
PSPACE-complete –
Pulse-code modulation (PCM) –
Pushdown automaton –
Python

== Q ==
QuarkXPress –
QuickTime –
QWERTY

== R ==
R (programming language) –
RAM (random-access memory) –
RAM drive –
Random access –
RascalMPL –
Ratfor –
RCA 1802 –
Read-only memory (ROM) –
REBOL –
Recovery-oriented computing –
Recursive descent parser –
Recursion (computer science) –
Recursive set –
Recursively enumerable language –
Recursively enumerable set –
Reference (computer science) –
Referential transparency –
Register –
Regular expression –
Regular grammar –
Regular language –
RPG –
Retrocomputing –
REXX –
RFC –
RISC –
RS/6000 –
Ruby

== S ==
S –
S-Lang –
Safari (web browser) –
SAIL –
Script kiddie –
Scripting language –
SCSI –
Second-generation programming language –
Secure Sockets Layer –
sed –
Self (or SELF) –
Semaphore (programming) –
Sequential access –
Serverless computing –
SETL –
Shareware –
Shell script –
Shellcode –
SIMD –
Simula –
Sircam –
Slide rule –
SLIP –
SLR parser –
Smalltalk –
Server Message Block –
SMBus –
SMIL (computer) –
Smiley –
SNOBOL –
Software engineering –
SONET –
Space-cadet keyboard –
SPARC International –
Specialist (computer) –
SPITBOL –
SQL –
SQL slammer worm –
Squeak –
SR –
SSL –
Service-oriented architecture –
S/SL –
Stale pointer bug –
Standard ML (or SML) –
Stateless server –
Stepping level -
Structured programming –
Subject-oriented programming –
Subnetwork –
Supercomputer –
Swap space –
Symbolic mathematics –
Symlink –
Symmetric multiprocessing –
Syntactic sugar –
SyQuest Technology –
SYSKEY –
System board –
System programming language –
System R (IBM) –
System X (supercomputer)

== T ==
TADS –
Tcl –
TECO (text editor) –
Text editor –
TeX –
Third-generation language –
Timeline of computing –
Timeline of computing 1950–1979 –
Timeline of computing 1980–1989 –
Timeline of computing 1990–1999 –
Timeline of computing hardware before 1950 (2400 BC–1949) –
Tk –
TPU –
Trac –
Transparency (computing) –
Trin II –
Trin VX –
Turing machine –
Turing –
2B1Q

== U ==
UAT –
Unicode –
Unicon –
Unix –
Unix shell –
UNIX System V –
Unlambda –
USB –
Unreachable memory

== V ==
Var'aq –
VAX –
VBScript –
Vector processor –
Ventura Publisher –
Very-large-scale integration –
Video editing –
Virtual memory –
Visual Basic (classic) –
Visual Basic .NET –
Visual FoxPro –
Von Neumann architecture

== W ==
WD16 –
Web 2.0 –
Web browser –
Western Design Center –
The WELL -
Western Design Center 65C02 –
Western Design Center 65816 –
Whitespace –
Wiki –
Window manager –
Windows 1.0 –
Windows 2000 –
Windows 95 –
Windows Me –
Windows NT –
Windows XP –
Windows 7 –
Word processor –
World Wide Web –
WYSIWYG

== X ==
X Window System –
X86 –
Xmouse

== Y ==
Yacc –
YaST –
Yet another –
Yorick

== Z ==
Z notation –
Z shell –
Zilog Z80 –
Zooming User Interface –
ZX80 –
ZX81 –
ZX Spectrum