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Line 1: ~~{{Proposed deletion/dated~~ ~~\|concern = Block structure is a vague, broad term and whilst the term occurs in 2 (of the 3) entries on this page, it also occurs in many others. A normal search is currently hindered by this page.~~ ~~\|timestamp = 20180513094509~~ ~~\|help =~~ }} '''Block structure''' may refer to: * [[In mathematics, block structure ~~(grammar)]],~~is a ~~representation~~possible property of ~~sentence~~matrices ~~grammar, most commonly associated with~~– ~~the~~see [[~~Backus–Naur~~block ~~form~~matrix]] * In computer science, a programming language has block structure if it features [[block (programming)\|blocks]], awhich ~~lexical~~can ~~structure~~be nested ofto ~~source~~any ~~code~~depth * In linguistics, block structure is a representation of sentence [[grammar]] now most commonly associated with the [[Backus–Naur form]]. The alternate [[context-free grammar]] approach instead is a mathematical notation for operating on sentence grammars. * [[block structure (matrix)]], the orientation of submatrices in a [[block matrix]] {{disambiguation ~~cleanup\|date=April 2018~~}}