programming language
C1703
concept
A programming language is a formal system of syntax and semantics that allows humans to write instructions a computer can execute to perform specific tasks or solve problems.
All labels observed (62)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| programming language canonical | 215 |
| domain-specific language | 20 |
| educational programming language | 6 |
| shading language | 5 |
| multi-paradigm programming language | 4 |
| programming language version | 4 |
| AI programming language | 3 |
| procedural language | 3 |
| server-side programming language | 3 |
| JVM language | 2 |
| business-oriented programming language | 2 |
| computer language | 2 |
| distributed programming language | 2 |
| dynamic programming language | 2 |
| experimental programming language | 2 |
| logic programming language | 2 |
| low-level programming language | 2 |
| modular programming language | 2 |
| numerical computing language | 2 |
| programming language subset | 2 |
| stack-based programming language | 2 |
| transpiled language | 2 |
| C++ dialect | 1 |
| C-like programming language | 1 |
| Java-like scripting language | 1 |
| Pascal dialect | 1 |
| TI-BASIC dialect | 1 |
| calculator programming language | 1 |
| client-optimized programming language | 1 |
| data processing language | 1 |
| declarative programming language | 1 |
| domain-specific programming language | 1 |
| dynamically typed programming language | 1 |
| event-driven programming language | 1 |
| imperative programming language family | 1 |
| list processing language | 1 |
| minimalist programming language | 1 |
| multi-method programming language | 1 |
| multithreaded programming language | 1 |
| non-strict programming language | 1 |
| pattern matching language | 1 |
| probabilistic programming language | 1 |
| programming language category | 1 |
| programming language framework | 1 |
| programming language syntax | 1 |
| programming language variant | 1 |
| programming platform | 1 |
| proprietary programming language | 1 |
| pseudocode-style language | 1 |
| research programming language | 1 |
| scientific computing language | 1 |
| scripting language specification | 1 |
| simulation programming language | 1 |
| smart contract language | 1 |
| smart contract programming language | 1 |
| statistical programming language | 1 |
| string processing language | 1 |
| structured programming language | 1 |
| symbolic programming language | 1 |
| text processing language | 1 |
| verification-oriented programming language | 1 |
| visual programming language for children | 1 |
Description generation (CDg)
The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the class name and this instruction.
Instruction
generate a one-sentence description for a given conceptual class. # Response Format Return only the sentence: "Description: [one-sentence description of the conceptional class]"
Input
Class: programming language
Generated description
A programming language is a formal system of syntax and semantics that allows humans to write instructions a computer can execute to perform specific tasks or solve problems.
Instances (264)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| Text Editor and Corrector | — |
| Micro Planner | — |
| MDL | — |
| ClojureScript | — |
| Fennel | — |
| ALGOL W | — |
|
Delphi
linked to:
Delphi (programming language)
|
— |
| Argus | distributed programming language |
| Algol 68S | programming language subset |
| ALGOL 60 | — |
| Modula-2 | — |
|
Hack
linked to:
Hack (programming language)
|
— |
| PeopleCode | — |
|
Emacs Lisp
linked to:
Emacs Lisp (for GNU Emacs environment)
|
— |
| Voyage 200 TI-BASIC | programming language variant |
| JSONiq | — |
| ALGOL 58 | — |
| PL/I | — |
| B | — |
| Snap! (Build Your Own Blocks) | educational programming language |
| ActionScript | — |
| Self | — |
| Netscape JavaScript language | — |
| Zig | — |
| ISWIM | — |
| Racket | — |
| ML | — |
| OCaml | — |
| Algol W | — |
| Common Lisp | — |
| Java | — |
| Kotlin | — |
| C++ | — |
|
ScratchJr
linked to:
Playful Invention Company
|
visual programming language for children |
| LambdaProlog | logic programming language |
| Oberon | — |
| Kawa | programming language framework |
| AppleScript | — |
| B programming language | — |
|
Oberon
linked to:
Oberon programming language
|
— |
|
Scheme programming language
linked to:
Abelson
|
— |
|
Cilk multithreaded programming language
linked to:
Charles E. Leiserson
|
— |
| Algol 68 | — |
| Ruby | — |
| Julia | — |
| Go | — |
| Rust | — |
|
Swift (programming language)
linked to:
Swift
|
— |
| CoffeeScript | — |
| Visual Basic | — |