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- **prev:** [[language]]
- > a system of notation for writing computer programs. - [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language) - > a system of notation for writing computer programs. - [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language)
- programming languages are usually split into *syntax* (the way things are typed) and *semantics* (what the typed things mean). these are usually defined by a formal language. - programming languages are usually split into *syntax* (the way things are typed) and *semantics* (what the typed things mean). these are usually defined by a formal language.
- some languages have big fancy reference documents. - some languages have big fancy reference documents.
- (like [[c]], which is accompanied by a fancy and expensive iso standard) - (like [[c]], which is accompanied by a fancy and expensive ISO standard)
- some languages - some languages
- not to be confused with a [[computer language]].
- **next:** [[computer language]]

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- - **prev:** [[language]]
- > a system of notation for writing computer programs. - [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language) - > a system of notation for writing computer programs. - [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language)
- programming languages are usually split into *syntax* (the way things are typed) and *semantics* (what the typed things mean). these are usually defined by a formal language. - programming languages are usually split into *syntax* (the way things are typed) and *semantics* (what the typed things mean). these are usually defined by a formal language.
- some languages have big fancy reference documents. - some languages have big fancy reference documents.
- (like [[c]], which is accompanied by a fancy and expensive iso standard) - (like [[c]], which is accompanied by a fancy and expensive ISO standard)
- some languages - some languages
- not to be confused with a [[computer language]]. - not to be confused with a [[computer language]].
- **next:** [[computer language]] - **next:** [[computer language]]