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The user of simulation languages—the forgotten man
The purpose of higher order simulation language is to simplify the user's task by shifting to the computer some of the programming, especially the routine elements. The computer becomes a tool and, hopefully, a helpful assistant. First, let us review the conditions and environment of the user and then consider the implications of these elements on simulation languages.
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