
information-artifact-ontology - issue #163
programming language is not a plan specification, change to programming language expression
A programming language is not a plan specification. A plan specification can be copied, but a programming language has an infinite number of potential strings. How could such a thing be copied?
I suggest the term be changed to 'programming language expression', since particular expressions of a programming language can be copied.
Comment #1
Posted on Jun 25, 2014 by Helpful RabbitI haven't seen any conversation about this. As it stands, IAO's classification of a programming language is not correct. If folks disagree with this, I would to hear from them.
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