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| | Programming languages are used to facilitate communication about the task of organizing and manipulating information, and to express algorithms precisely. Some authors restrict the term "programming language" to those languages that can express all possible algorithms; sometimes the term "computer language" is used for more limited artificial languages. | | Programming languages are used to facilitate communication about the task of organizing and manipulating information, and to express algorithms precisely. Some authors restrict the term "programming language" to those languages that can express all possible algorithms; sometimes the term "computer language" is used for more limited artificial languages. |
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| − | == See also ==
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| − | *[[Autism]]
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| − | *[[Base language]]
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| − | *[[Broca's area]] - a speech-related brain region
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| − | *[[Cochlear implant]]
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| − | *[[Computer-assisted language learning]] - a historical perspective
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| − | *[[Deception]]
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| − | *[[Dialect]]
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| − | *[[Dictionary]] - word catalog for a given language
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| − | *[[Extinct language]]
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| − | *[[Foreign language]]
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| − | *[[FOXP2]] - gene implicated in cases of specific language impairment (SLI)
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| − | *[[General-audience description]]
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| − | *[[Great ape language]]
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| − | *[[Historical linguistics]]
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| − | *[[ILR scale]] - defines 5 levels of language proficiency
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| − | *[[Intercultural competence]]
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| − | *[[Interpreting]]
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| − | *[[ISO 639-3]] - 3-letter ID codes for all languages
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| − | *[[ISO 639]] - 2- and 3-letter ID codes for languages
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| − | *[[Language education]]
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| − | *[[Word game|Language-predicated educational games]]
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| − | *[[Language policy]]
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| − | *[[Language reform]]
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| − | *[[Language school]]
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| − | *[[Linguistic protectionism]]
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| − | *[[Metacommunicative competence]]
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| − | *[[Name]]
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| − | *[[Non-sexist language]]
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| − | *[[Non-verbal communication]]
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| − | *[[Official language]]
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| − | *[[Orthography]]
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| − | *[[Philology]]
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| − | *[[Philosophy of language]]
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| − | *[[Phonetic transcription]]
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| − | *[[Profanity]]
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| − | *[[Psycholinguistics]]
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| − | *[[Sapir–Whorf hypothesis]]
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| − | *[[Second language]]
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| − | *[[Slang]]
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| − | *[[Speech therapy]]
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| − | *[[Symbolic communication]]
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| − | *[[Symbolic linguistic representation]]
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| − | *[[Terminology]]
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| − | *[[Thesaurus]] - find the best word for a situation
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| − | *[[Tongue-twister]]
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| − | *[[Transition words]]
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| − | *[[Translation]]
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| − | *[[Universal grammar]]
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| − | *[[Verbal abuse]]
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| − | *[[Visual language]]
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| − | *[[Whistled language]]
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| − | *[[Written language]]
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| | ==References== | | ==References== |
