Tree programming

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Tree programming refers to the use of a programming language to analyze data trees, in a way unique from conventional programming languages. This should not be confused with list-based programming languages like Lisp and Scheme.

[edit] Related languages

• Linda (coordination language)
• TXL (programming language)
• Graphviz

[edit] External websites

• "Lambda the Ultimate" posting
• Harmony Project: XML data management project, with newer languages proposed to do the work

[edit] See also

• Tree traversal
• XSLT
• N-ary Tree Traversal