英和和英

a tetravalent nonmetallic element

a program used to view HTML documents

a platform-independent object-oriented programming language

a rolled object

a formal object

a program called the {object directional program}

a foreign element

a lacquered object

syntax errors can be recognized at compilation time

an object glazed with enamel

in computing, a programming language called {Japanese A.I.F.}

bottom-up parser

a translucent object

a repercussion of a matter

a program to check natural language syntax

a transuranic element

a transparent object

conversion from one way of encoding data to another way

a computer programming language called Pascal

a computer language named ADA

a ferrimagnetic substance or material

of a programming language, a line of letters that cannot be used for a procedure

create by duplicating data

a programming language that combines the advantages of FORTRAN and COBOL

a programming language called a {force language}

a programming language called assembly language

an on-line database

a jellied substance

a computer programming language called PROLOG

(in computers) a programming language called {functional language}