Which groundbreaking mathematical software product was the first to introduce a notebook interface that combined executable code, text, and visualizations in a single document?

The world of mathematical software has transformed how professionals and students approach complex problems. From early numerical computation tools to today's sophisticated visualization platforms, these products have shaped mathematical education and research. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in mathematical software history that changed how we interact with mathematical concepts.

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Mathematica (launched 1988)
MATLAB (launched 1984)
Maple (launched 1982)
MathCAD (launched 1986)