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programming language

In computing, a special notation in which instructions for controlling a computer are written. Programming languages are designed to be easy for people to write and read, but must be capable of being mechanically translated (by a compiler or an interpreter) into the machine code that the computer can execute. Programming languages may be classified as high-level languages or low-level languages. See also source language.



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Metrowerks' announcement of support for the PowerTV OS represents the first major endorsement by a computer-oriented language developer for the TV market and is a significant announcement for ITV developers.
Metrowerks' announcement of support for ITV represents the first major endorsement by a leading desktop computer-oriented language vendor for the ITV market and is a significant development for PowerTV OS developers.
 
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