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Line 1: #REDIRECT [[Comparison of programming languages (syntax)#Statements]] In computer programming, linear syntax is an expression that can be parsed from left to right. Linear syntax implies the ability to write code without the use of line feed or carriage return characters. Although the use of such characters is recommended for code readability, it is optional as compilers do not rely on those characters to parse and compile the code. HTML, C, and SQL code are examples of linear syntax. Both rely on commas, semicolons, and parentheses to parse the code. {{Rcat shell\| {{R to related topic}} {{R to section}} {{R with history}} {{r wikidata}} }} [[Category:Programming language syntax]] ~~== SQL LINEAR SYNTAX ==~~ [[Category:Programming language concepts]] ~~SELECT ATABLE.ACOL1, ATABLE.ACOL2, ATABLE.ACOL3, BTABLE.BCOL3, CTABLE.CCOL5 FROM ATABLE, BTABLE, CTABLE WHERE ATABLE.ACOL1=BTABLE.ACOL1 AND BTABLE.BCOL5=CTABLE.CCOL1 ORDER BY ATABLE.ACOL3 DESC~~ ~~== HTML LINEAR SYNTAX ==~~ ~~<html><head><TITLE>Web Page</TITLE></head><body><H1>Heading</H1><p>This is a Web page.</p></body></html>~~