Hello World in MUMPS
Every programming journey starts with Hello World. Let’s write our first MUMPS program using YottaDB, an open-source MUMPS implementation.
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Create a file named hello.m:
hello ; Hello …Read more →Every programming journey starts with Hello World. Let’s write our first MUMPS program using YottaDB, an open-source MUMPS implementation.
Create a file named hello.m:
hello ; Hello …Read more →MUMPS takes a radically different approach to variables and types compared to most programming languages. There are no type declarations, no type keywords, and no distinction between strings and …
Read more →Operators in MUMPS are heavily influenced by the language’s typeless nature: the same value can be treated as a string or a number, and operators decide which interpretation to apply. This leads …
Read more →Control flow in MUMPS looks unusual to anyone coming from a C-family language. There are no curly braces, no switch, no while, and no for (init; condition; step) header. Instead, MUMPS gives you a …
MUMPS is an imperative, procedural language, and it splits reusable code into two distinct forms. A subroutine is a labelled block of code you invoke with the DO command; it runs for its side effects …
Input and output in MUMPS revolve around a single unifying idea: the current device. Whether you are writing to the terminal, reading a keystroke, or streaming lines to a file, you use the same three …
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