Cat Coding. The Coding Analysis Toolkit (or “CAT”) consists of a ASPNET based suite of tools to facilitate efficient and effective analysis of text datasets that have been coded using the CAT coding module or ATLASti Categories FrontEnds Dynamic Content Information Analysis License GNU General Public License version 30 (GPLv3).
Meet ‘Cat++’ which according to the Creator’s Project is a new livecoding language inspired by real cat behavior Developed by Irish new media maven Nora O’ Murchú during her residency at the.
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Cat is a statically typed stackbased pure functional language inspired by Joy Cat has no variables only instructions which manipulate a stack (eg dup pop swap ) and a special expression form called a quotation (eg [1 add]) which pushes an expression onto the stack which can be executed at a later time (eg using apply or dip ).