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=== Computing and telecommunications === ==== File formats ==== * <code>.pl</code>, common filename suffix for [[Perl]] scripts * <code>.pl</code>, common filename suffix for [[Prolog]] programs * <code>.pl</code>, common filename suffix for [[TeX font metric|TeX font property lists]] ====Programming==== <!--- Procedural Programming would be PP, as Peripheral Processor/CDC 6600, not PL as in PLease delete this! --> <!--- * [[Procedural programming]], a programming paradigm ??????? --> * [[Programming language]] ** [[PL/C]], an instructional dialect of the PL/I computer programming language, developed at Cornell University in the 1970s ** [[PL/I]], a computer programming language developed in the 1960s ** [[PL/SQL]], Oracle's procedural language extension (inception in 1995) ** [[PL/pgSQL]], PostgreSQL's procedural language extension (inception 1998) ====Telecommunication and networking==== * <code>[[.pl]]</code>, country code top-level domain for Poland * [[PL tone]], a kind of squelching of an audio signal * [[Packet loss]], one of the three main error types encountered in digital communications * [[Path loss]], in telecommunication engineering * [[Presentation layer]], one of the seven layers in the OSI model of computer networking * [[Digital Private Line]], another form of tone squelching
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