Stephen Wolfram

And operationally, what happens, it's, I would say, by far the highest level computer language that exists.

And it's really been built in a very different direction from other languages.

So other languages have been about, there is a core language.

It really is kind of wrapped around the operations that a computer intrinsically does.

Maybe people add libraries for this or that.

But the goal of Wolfram Language is to have the language itself

be able to cover this sort of very broad range of things that show up in the world.

And that means that, you know, there are 6,000 primitive functions in the Wolfram language that cover things.

You know, I could probably pick a random here.

I'm going to pick just because just for fun, I'll pick, let's take a random sample of all the things that we have here.

So let's just say random sample of 10 of them and let's see what we get.

Wow, okay, so these are really different things.

These are all functions.

Boolean converts, okay, that's a thing for converting between different types of Boolean expressions.

Yeah, right.

Well, we've got things about dollar requester address that has to do with interacting with the world of the cloud and so on.

Discrete wavelet data.

There's also graphical sort of window movable.

Yeah, window movable.

That's the user interface kind of thing.