English (en)
Syntax
Syntax refers to the rules that
dictate the structure of a language.
Programming languages, like all
languages, need structure for the
reader—whether a computer or a
human—to make sense of the
information.
Other languages: Hausa, Yoruba
Related terms
Igbo (ig)
- Usoro okwu
Decomposition: Syntax - Usoro okwu : Usoro - process by which something is done; Okwu - word
- Mwube Edemede
Decomposition: Mwube Edemede : Mwube - foundation or rules that guide; Edemede - writing
- Iwu-Okwu/Iwu-ede
Decomposition: Iwu-Okwu/Iwu-ede : Iwu - law that governs the way a thing is done; okwu - what is said; ede - the written form of something
- Iwu nhazi asùsù
Decomposition: Iwu nhazi asùsù : Rules - iwu; Structure of language - nhazi asụsụ
- Usoro nhazi asụsụ
Decomposition: Usoro nhazi asụsụ : Usoro - method; Nhazi - arrangement/Structure; Asụsụ - language
- Iwu Nhazi Asụsụ
Decomposition: Iwu Nhazi Asụsụ : Iwu- rules; Nhazi - arrangement/Structure; Asụsụ - language
- Iwu usoro asụsụ
Decomposition: Iwu usoro asụsụ - the rule(s) of language structure
- Iwu nhazi asụsụ
Decomposition: Iwu nhazi asụsụ - the rule(s) of language organisation
- Iwu nhazi asụsụ
Decomposition: Iwu nhazi asụsụ - the rule(s) of language organisation