Programming domain
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A programming domain defines a specific kind of use for a programming language.
Some examples of programming domains are:
- General purpose applications
- Rapid software prototyping
- Financial time series analysis
- Natural language processing
- Artificial intelligence reasoning
- Expert systems
- Relational database querying
- Theorem proving
- Systems design and implementation
- Application scripting
- Domain-specific applications
- Programming education
- Internet
- Symbolic mathematics
- Numerical mathematics
- Statistical applications
- Text processing
- Matrix algorithms
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