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Stata

Stata is both a static-typed, interpreted language and a proprietary program to run programs written in Stata. There are no other notable implementations of a Stata (language) interpreter.

Contents

Stata

Data Model

Data Types
Data Formats
Metadata
System Parameters
System Variables
Stored Results

Syntax

Aggregating Data
Datetime Functions
Datetime Pseudo-Functions
File I/O
Joining Data
Looping
Numeric Functions
String Functions

Programming

Ado Files
Macros
Mata
Matrices
Programs
Python
Scalars

Reporting

Log Files
Report Files

Analysis

Graphing
Modeling

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