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Personal information managers help end users store, organize, and retrieve text and numerical data in the form of notes, lists, memos, tasks, calendars, schedules, and contact lists.   Examples: Evernote

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A type of fifth generation programming which uses human understandable sentences. This is mostly being used in Artificial Intelligence programming.   Examples: INTELLECT SIRI  

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Separate software applications that are meant to share data and functionality between them. This very much the paradigm the Apple Watch and iPhone work within. Other examples Microsoft Works, Lotus eSuite Workplace and AppleWorks.

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Groupware is a form of general purpose software that aids in collaboration. An example of this could be Google Docs when a team is collaborating on a document in realtime. Asana could also be lumped into this category. Sharepoint and Google Sites are other SaaS that could fit in this category.

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General Purpose Application software is the likes of Microsoft Office and specifically Microsoft Excel. Function-specific application software is typically that software that is tailored to an industry. Many engineering and financial applications fall into this category. An example would be a software for managing your stock portfolio.

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Prolog, OPS5, and Mercury are examples of fifth-generation languages

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SQLWindows/Team Developer Forté TOOL (transactional object-oriented language) SheerPower4GL (Microsoft Windows Only) PowerBuilder WinDev DataFlex