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1 language
• govor; govorenje; govoriti; jezik; sistem simbola; tražiti jezikom -
2 language constructor
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3 language editor
• jezički editor -
4 language processor
• jezički procesor -
5 language programming
• jezičko programiranje -
6 language statement
• jezička naredba -
7 algebraic language
• algebarski jezik -
8 algebraic symbol manipulation language
• jezik za manipulaciju algebarskim simbolimaEnglish-Serbian dictionary > algebraic symbol manipulation language
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9 algorithmic language
• algoritamski jezik -
10 applicative language
• aplikativai jezik -
11 artificial language
• veštački jezik -
12 asembly language
• asemblerski jezik -
13 assembler language
• asemblerski jezik -
14 assembler language program
• program na jeziku asemblera -
15 assembly language
• asemblerski jezik -
16 assembly language program
• program na jeziku asemblera -
17 assignment-free language
• bezdodelni jezik -
18 command control language
• komandni kontrolni jezik -
19 command language
• jezik kontrole posla; komandni jezik -
20 computer language
• jezik računara; mašinski jezik; programski jezik
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