Re : Did you know LabVIEW stands for ...

[JB]

Let this Application Become the Valuable tool for your Innovative and Excellent Work.

[justin.goeres]

Lazy Aussie Burdens VI Engineering's Workplace? 

[TMC-RickP]

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@jaking wrote:

Did you know the official name of LabVIEW is Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench? If not, tell us what you thought it stood for. The engineer with the wildest answer wins a prize. 

Jennifer King

NI Content Coordinator

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I thought it stood for:   Laboratory Virtual Intelligence Equipment Without complexity.

[JB]

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[JB]

Let this Appealing language Boost and Visually Improve your code in an Exciting Way.

[AristosQueue (NI)]

What does LabVIEW stand for? It stands for users. It stands for the scientists and engineers who just want to get their jobs done with minimum computer science nonsense. It stands for the computer programmers yearning for freedom from hunting for semicolons and matching braces { }. It stands for the children, the young engineers who can learn with LEGO bricks and keep using the same tools when they start buiding  industrial machines. LabVIEW stands for the future, a time in which parallel processing is the norm and where the precision of dataflow keeps the world from choking in deadlock. That's what LabVIEW stands for.

[Ben]

LabVIEW stands for freedom from the chains of syntax.

Long may she rule.

Ben

"Freedoms just another word for nothing left to loose." (Janice joplin, Me and Bobby McGee) I am all for lossing all text based computer languages.

[Ben]

Please note!

The time stamps of the post by Aristos and myself and that I did NOT edit mine.

Spooky,

Ben

[AnalogKid2DigitalMan]

Ben:

From AQ's post:

"a time in which parallel processing is the norm"

-AK2DM

[Intaris]

Leveraging amicable but Visciously Intricate Engineering Wonders

Clearly.

I thought averyone knew that.

Shane