rule-based programming

English

Noun

rule-based programming (usually uncountable, plural rule-based programmings)

  1. (programming) A programming paradigm in which domain knowledge or computational behavior is represented primarily as a collection of explicit rules, while a general-purpose rule interpreter or inference engine determines which rules apply to the current data or state and executes their consequences.
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