DSL
| Definition | : | Domain Specific Language |
| Category | : | Computing » Programming Languages |
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What does DSL mean?
Domain Specific Language (DSL) is a programming or specification language dedicated to a particular problem domain, a particular problem representation technique, and/or a particular solution technique.
Unlike general-purpose programming languages, which are designed to address a wide range of problems, DSL is tailored to be highly expressive and efficient in a specific application area or domain.
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DSL | Digital Subscriber Line | |
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DSL | Damn Small Linux | |
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DSL | Design Science License | |
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DSL | Definitive Software Library | |
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DSL | Delayed Speech and Language | |
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DSL | Direct Supply Line | |
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DSL | Daru Airport |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the full form of DSL in Programming Languages?
The full form of DSL is Domain Specific Language
What are the full forms of DSL in Computing?
Domain Specific Language | Damn Small Linux | Design Science License | Definitive Software Library
What are the full forms of DSL in Worldwide?
Digital Subscriber Line | Domain Specific Language | Damn Small Linux | Design Science License | Definitive Software Library | Delayed Speech and Language | Direct Supply Line
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