Core language
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In computer programming, the core language is the definition of a programming language plus any standard libraries. Identifiers which are reserved for core usage are known as "keywords". The C standard runtime library and the core Java packages are two examples of components of their respective core languages. The C++ Programming language has a vast library called the Standard Template Library(STL).
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