Word for “english-like syntax”
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I'm trying to write a sentence like do:
The syntax of high-level programming languages are more english-like than lower-level programming languages like Assembly.
I'm looking for a word that represents "english-like" - something that comes to mind would be "anglic", but that's not a word.
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TajyManyTajyMany
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I'm trying to write a sentence like do:
The syntax of high-level programming languages are more english-like than lower-level programming languages like Assembly.
I'm looking for a word that represents "english-like" - something that comes to mind would be "anglic", but that's not a word.
single-word-requests
asked 55 mins ago
TajyManyTajyMany
1657
It should be is more English-like because you have a singular subject (syntax). That aside, why can't you just say more like English?
– Jason Bassford
42 mins ago
It is referred to as English-like syntax. Why do you want another word for it? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural-language_programming
– KannE
31 mins ago
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I'm trying to write a sentence like do:
The syntax of high-level programming languages are more english-like than lower-level programming languages like Assembly.
I'm looking for a word that represents "english-like" - something that comes to mind would be "anglic", but that's not a word.
single-word-requests
asked 55 mins ago
TajyManyTajyMany
1657
I'm trying to write a sentence like do:
The syntax of high-level programming languages are more english-like than lower-level programming languages like Assembly.
I'm looking for a word that represents "english-like" - something that comes to mind would be "anglic", but that's not a word.
single-word-requests
single-word-requests
asked 55 mins ago
TajyManyTajyMany
1657
asked 55 mins ago
TajyManyTajyMany
1657
asked 55 mins ago
TajyManyTajyMany
1657
asked 55 mins ago
TajyManyTajyMany
1657
asked 55 mins ago
TajyManyTajyMany
1657
1657
It should be is more English-like because you have a singular subject (syntax). That aside, why can't you just say more like English?
– Jason Bassford
42 mins ago
It is referred to as English-like syntax. Why do you want another word for it? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural-language_programming
– KannE
31 mins ago
add a comment |
It should be is more English-like because you have a singular subject (syntax). That aside, why can't you just say more like English?
– Jason Bassford
42 mins ago
It is referred to as English-like syntax. Why do you want another word for it? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural-language_programming
– KannE
31 mins ago
It should be is more English-like because you have a singular subject (syntax). That aside, why can't you just say more like English?
– Jason Bassford
42 mins ago
It should be is more English-like because you have a singular subject (syntax). That aside, why can't you just say more like English?
– Jason Bassford
42 mins ago
It is referred to as English-like syntax. Why do you want another word for it? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural-language_programming
– KannE
31 mins ago
It is referred to as English-like syntax. Why do you want another word for it? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural-language_programming
– KannE
31 mins ago
add a comment |
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It should be is more English-like because you have a singular subject (syntax). That aside, why can't you just say more like English?
– Jason Bassford
42 mins ago
It is referred to as English-like syntax. Why do you want another word for it? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural-language_programming
– KannE
31 mins ago