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The SYNTAX language is a goal orianted, stack oriented, string processing language. <u>There are no parameters</u> on the call stack or any returned. Success ot failure is commonly a processor status state that can be tested using hardware branch on condition instructions. The parse and node stacks liken to global variables.
[[User:Steamerandy|Steamerandy]] ([[User talk:Steamerandy|talk]]) 22:42, 29 January 2016 (UTC)
 
===A more fitting description===
 
Can we change to to use [[Stack (abstract data type)|stack]] instead:
 
'''stack-oriented programming language''' is one that relies on a [[Stack (abstract data type)|stack]] (or [[Stack (abstract data type)|stack]]s) for manipulating data and/or passing [[Parameter (computer programming)|parameters]]. Several programming languages fit this description, notably [[Forth (programming language)|Forth]], [[RPL (programming language)|RPL]], [[PostScript]],
 
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== Program refinement ==