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Word for “english-like syntax”



Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)Word like “decadence” for declining skillThe proper usage of “putative”?What's a word for a thing that something can be an instance of?What would I call this computer science dilemma?Word for requiring a lot of inputWhat is another word for 'being exposed to'?Is there a common word that describes programming languages, query languages, and markup languages?Adjective that means physically feltDoes English have a word that only means “to create a social bond”?Looking for a word - getting upset at someone for doing well



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The syntax of high-level programming languages are more english-like than lower-level programming languages like Assembly.




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      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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      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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