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imperative languages

imperative languages is the plural of imperative language.

Meaning of imperative language

Noun

imperative language (plural imperative languages)

  1. Any programming language that consists (mostly) of a series of commands, typically assigning values to objects; a procedural language.

Questions about imperative languages

What is imperative languages the plural of?
Imperative languages is the plural of imperative language.

Words near imperative languages in the dictionary

  1. imperation
  2. imperations
  3. imperatival
  4. imperative
  5. imperative language
  6. imperative languages
  7. imperative mandate
  8. imperative mood
  9. imperative moods
  10. imperative programming
  11. imperatively

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