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{{WikiEntry|key=Domain-specific language|qCode=691358}}, or ([[DSL]]) is a computer language that is applicable to one application domain. This is in contrast to a [[general-purpose language]] ([[GPL]]), which is applicable across domains.
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Domain-specific language(Q691358)


Domain-specific language(Q691358), or (DSL) is a computer language that is applicable to one application domain. This is in contrast to a general-purpose language (GPL), which is applicable across domains. <noinlcude>

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