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Tony Hoare

British computer scientist and Turing Award laureate, known for proposing Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP) theory and the Quicksort algorithm. His work has had a profound and lasting influence on the theory of concurrent programming.

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Sep 30

Tony Hoare passed away this March.

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Sep 30

Tony Hoare was born on January 11, 1934, in what is today Sri Lanka, and entered Merton College, Oxford in 1952.

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Sep 30

During his time at Elliott Brothers, Tony Hoare persuaded the company to adopt ALGOL 60 rather than a proprietary language.

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Sep 30

Tony Hoare invented the Quicksort and QuickSelect algorithms.

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Sep 30

Tony Hoare received the Turing Award and was knighted for his contributions to education and computer science.

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Sep 30

Tony Hoare introduced the null reference in 1965.

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Sep 30

In his 2009 QCon talk, Tony Hoare called the null reference his "billion-dollar mistake," estimating it had caused approximately one billion dollars in losses over the past 40 years.

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Sep 30

The null reference was introduced while designing the reference type system for the object-oriented language ALGOL W.

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Aug 28

Tony Hoare是1980年图灵奖获得者、快速排序算法的发明者、CSP并发模型的提出者以及霍尔逻辑的创建者

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Aug 23

Go语言的并发模型基于CSP理论,由Tony Hoare在1978年提出,核心思想是通过消息传递而非共享内存协调并发进程

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