expression-oriented programming

English

Noun

expression-oriented programming (uncountable)

  1. (programming) A programming style and, by extension, a language-design orientation in which computations are primarily represented by composable expressions: syntactic constructs whose normal evaluation yields a value and which can occur within larger expressions.
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