formal language

English

Noun

formal language (plural formal languages)

(computing theory) A generally finite set of possible strings (called sentences) made of symbols (from a symbol set called the alphabet) along with rules constraining how the symbols can be used.

Meronyms

Holonyms

formal system

Translations

set of finite strings

Czech: formální jazyk m
Dutch: formele taal m, f
Finnish: formaali kieli (fi)
French: langage formel
German: formale Sprache (de)
Greek: τυπική γλώσσα f (typikí glóssa)
Irish: teanga fhoirmiúil f
Persian: زبان صوری‎

Polish: język formalny m
Portuguese: linguagem formal (pt) f
Russian: форма́льный язы́к (formálʹnyj jazýk)
Scottish Gaelic: cainnt foirmeil f
Serbo-Croatian: formalni jezik m
Tajik: забони сурӣ (zaboni surī)
Vietnamese: ngôn ngữ hình thức, ký ngữ hình thức

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