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- adjective Attributive form of
computer language , noun.
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Examples
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Some people think that another necessary ingredient is a computer-language Esperanto like Sun Microsystems 'Java, but Microsoft disagrees, and will use an approach that fits snugly with its newly (finally!) completed Windows 2000 operating system.
The Two Big Bets 2008
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At Mr. Cox's urging, several dozen companies are voluntarily providing quarterly and annual reports to the SEC using computer-language technology called XBRL -- or eXtensible Business Reporting Language and more casually known as data-tagging software.
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Machines on the ARPANET encountered computer-language barriers of this kind regularly, and the problems multiplied with the growth in both the number of mail programs and the number of nodes on the Net.
Where Wizards Stay Up Late Katie Hafner 2001
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Machines on the ARPANET encountered computer-language barriers of this kind regularly, and the problems multiplied with the growth in both the number of mail programs and the number of nodes on the Net.
Where Wizards Stay Up Late Katie Hafner 2001
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The women discussed topics such as open-source development, computer-language design, and data visualization.
TechCrunch Vivek Wadhwa 2010
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