A resident of Boston, Massachusetts, Matthew Kafker previously attended Middlesex High School where he graduated with top honors and was the recipient of numerous academic achievement awards. Currently attending university, Matthew Kafker is studying psychology, electromagnetic physics, Newtonian mechanics, and microbial ecology. Mr. Kafker is also learning how to program computers using Wolfram language.

1. A PRIMER ON
THE
WOLFRAM
COMPUTER
LANGUAGE
MATT
KAFKER

2. INTRODUCTION
• A resident of Boston, Massachusetts, Matthew Kafker previously
attended Middlesex High School where he graduated with top
honors and was the recipient of numerous academic achievement
awards. Currently attending university, Matthew Kafker is studying
psychology, electromagnetic physics, Newtonian mechanics, and
microbial ecology. Mr. Kafker is also learning how to program
computers using Wolfram language.
Created by Stephen Wolfram, the Wolfram computer language was
developed as part of the Mathematica program and provides a
method of communication with computers. The Wolfram program
is unique because it is knowledge-based and already contains a
vast amount of information within it.

3. WOLFRAM
• This embedded knowledge maximizes automation by
enabling programmers to focus on stating what they
want to achieve and having the program automatically
determine how to do it.
Commonly used in universities and research
organizations around the globe, the Wolfram computer
language has facilitated numerous discoveries and
inventions. The language is comprised of a vast network
of assembled algorithms and computational knowledge.
Some of the advantages of using Wolfram include its
understandability, maximal predictability, and instant
usability among all domains.