Which mathematical software product pioneered the concept of 'notebook interface' that combines executable code, text, and visualizations, leading to a revolution in how mathematics is taught and used professionally?

The field of mathematics has been transformed by sophisticated software tools over the decades. These technologies have revolutionized how mathematicians tackle complex problems, visualize abstract concepts, and share their work. This poll explores a key milestone in the commercialization and marketing of mathematical software that changed how professionals and students alike approach computational mathematics.

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Mathematica (by Wolfram Research, 1988)
MATLAB (by MathWorks, 1984)
Maple (by Waterloo Maple Inc., 1982)
SAS (by SAS Institute, 1976)