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Line 1: {{WikiProject ~~Computing}}~~banner shell\|class=Start\| {{WikiProject Computer science\|importance=high}} {{WikiProject Computing\|importance=mid}} }} This doesn't appear to be a term with significant usage outside of wikipedia, and also is very poorly defined here. Should this be deleted? Line 34 ⟶ 37: : [[tacit programming\|point-free]] [[complement (set theory)#relative_complement\|\]] [[concatenative programming language\|concatenative]]=[[tacit programming\|point-free]] with [[order of operations]] (eg [[Haskell (programming language)\|Haskell]]) : [[concatenative programming language\|concatenative]] [[complement (set theory)#relative_complement\|\]] [[tacit programming\|point-free]]=[[concatenative programming language\|concatenative]] with [[anonymous function\|λ-abstraction]] (eg [[concatenative programming language#cite note-69\|Enchilada]],[[concatenative programming language#cite note-58\|XY]]) : [[function-level programming\|function-level]] [[complement (set theory)#relative_complement\|\]] [[concatenative programming language\|concatenative]]=[[function-level programming\|function-level]] with [[order of operations]](eg [[FP (programming_language)\|FP]],[[FL (programming_language)\|FL]],[[FPr (programming_language)\|FPr]],[[j (programming_language)\|J]]) : [[concatenative programming language\|concatenative]] [[complement (set theory)#relative_complement\|\]] [[function-level programming\|function-level]]=[[concatenative programming language\|concatenative]], not [[tacit programming\|point-free]] (eg [[concatenative programming language#cite note-69\|Enchilada]],[[concatenative programming language#cite note-58\|XY]]) or without [[higher-order function\|higher-order functions]] (eg [[forth (programming language)\|Forth]]) : [[concatenative programming language\|concatenative]] [[intersection (set theory)\|∩]] [[tacit programming\|point-free]]=[[stack-oriented programming language\|stack-oriented]] (eg [[forth (programming language)\|Forth]],[[cat (programming language)\|Cat]],[[joy (programming language)\|Joy]])