Tags: Programming Language.

An embedded style language is a kind of computer language whose commands appear intermixed with those of a base language. Such languages can either have their own syntax which is translated into that of the base language or can provide an API with which to invoke the behaviors of the language. Embedded domain-specific languages are common examples of embedded style languages that rely upon translation.

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