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Even no data has a value

By Yair M. Babad, Jeffrey A. Hoffer
Communications of the ACM, August 1984, Vol. 27 No. 8, Pages 748-756
10.1145/358198.358204
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Data that are missing, lost, or incomplete can be very significant in certain situations. Programs and languages need to be able to identify and manage such data effectively.

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