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what describes domain-specific language?

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A domain-specific language (DSL) is a programming language or system that is specifically designed to address a particular domain or application area. It is tailored to solve problems within a specific scope, rather than being a general-purpose language. A DSL provides abstractions and syntax that are relevant and intuitive to users working in that specific domain, allowing for easier and more efficient development within that specialized context. DSLs can range from simple scripting languages to more complex, domain-specific programming languages.
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