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domain-specific language

domain-specific language noun: a programming or specification language that is dedicated to a particular problem domain, a particular problem representation or solution technique.

Noun

domain-specific language (plural domain-specific languages)

  1. A programming or specification language that is dedicated to a particular problem domain, a particular problem representation or solution technique.
    Synonyms:
    DSL

Synonyms of domain-specific language

Forms of domain-specific language

pluraldomain-specific languages

Questions about domain-specific language

What does domain-specific language mean?
Domain-specific language means a programming or specification language that is dedicated to a particular problem domain, a particular problem representation or solution technique.
What part of speech is domain-specific language?
Domain-specific language is a noun.
What is the plural of domain-specific language?
The plural of domain-specific language is domain-specific languages.

Words near domain-specific language in the dictionary

  1. domain tasting
  2. domain theory
  3. domain wall
  4. domain walls
  5. domain-specific
  6. domain-specific language
  7. domain-specific languages
  8. domainal
  9. domaine
  10. domained
  11. domainer

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