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The most traditional form of the minicomputer system is the single-user system. It is primarily since the invention of the word "minicomputer" that minicomputers have been used in applications which require some form of multi-tasking, such as, message switching, industrial process monitoring, and laboratory instrument control. Indeed, some forms of these applications are implemented with single-user systems using FORTRAN or BASIC.
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