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Definition of command language in English: command languagenoun Computing A source language composed chiefly of a set of commands or operators, used especially for communicating with the operating system of a computer. mass noun the problems of command language and syntax modifier Command Language code with modifier the search command language Example sentencesExamples - It supports its own format-free command language described in detail in the Command Summary document.
- You don't want to learn yet another command language or obscure configuration-file format.
- As a consequence, in the interpretation of command languages, the user is given control over the context in which the names are executed.
- It is an embeddable, extensible command language for issuing commands to text editors, debuggers, illustrators and shells.
- Even when the number of different devices grows large, it is necessary for the command language to have a uniform design so that it is easy to learn and extends cleanly.
Definition of command language in US English: command languagenounkəˈmænd ˈlæŋɡwɪdʒ Computing A computer programming language composed chiefly of a set of commands or operators, used especially for communicating with the operating system of a computer. mass noun the problems of command language and syntax modifier Command Language code with modifier the search command language Example sentencesExamples - It supports its own format-free command language described in detail in the Command Summary document.
- As a consequence, in the interpretation of command languages, the user is given control over the context in which the names are executed.
- It is an embeddable, extensible command language for issuing commands to text editors, debuggers, illustrators and shells.
- You don't want to learn yet another command language or obscure configuration-file format.
- Even when the number of different devices grows large, it is necessary for the command language to have a uniform design so that it is easy to learn and extends cleanly.
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