- A
sublanguage is a
subset of a language.
Sublanguages occur in
natural language,
computer programming language, and
relational databases. In informatics...
- Base
Sublanguages"),
which IBM
developed for its
first commercial relational database product. QUEL
query languages Codd, E.F., "Data Base
Sublanguage Founded...
- to a
partition of the set of
sentences into two
sublanguages: an
informationally complete sublanguage with
neither ambiguity nor paraphrase, vs. the set...
- ,
differing only in reference.
Since all of
these metalanguages are
sublanguages of L 0 {\displaystyle L_{0}} , L 1 {\displaystyle L_{1}} is a nested...
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consists of many
types of statements,
which may be
informally classed as
sublanguages, commonly: Data
query Language (DQL), Data
Definition Language (DDL)...
- by
Douglas Crockford, the
Source sublanguages follow the
chapters of SICP JS; each
language Source §x is a
sublanguage of the next
language Source §(x+1)...
- for loop
statements in Java. Some Lisp
dialects provide an
extensive sublanguage for
describing Loops. An
early example can be
found in
Conversional Lisp...
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messages in
information theory Source (programming language), a
family of
sublanguages of
JavaScript to
support Structure and
Interpretation of
Computer Programs...
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allow one or more of the
following tasks,
sometimes distinguished as
sublanguages: Data
control language (DCL) –
controls access to data; Data definition...
- In
mathematical logic,
various sublanguages of set
theory are decidable.
These include: Sets with monotone, additive, and
multiplicative Functions. Sets...
