Declarative programming languages
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Names and connections
Declarative languages (Computer science); Non-procedural languages (Computer science)
- Broader: High-level programming languages
- Narrower: ERLANG (Computer program language)
- Narrower: Gödel (Computer program language)
- Narrower: Haskell (Computer program language)
- Narrower: Laszlo (Computer program language)
- Narrower: LogiQL (Computer program language)
- Narrower: Miranda (Computer program language)
- Narrower: Prolog (Computer program language)
- Narrower: SQL (Computer program language)
- Narrower: XQuery (Computer program language)
- Narrower: XSLT (Computer program language)
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