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# Write code that preserves as much as possible the expected behavior and semantics of the relevant aspects of the original concept.

Current programming tools often lack in terms of notational capabilities, so concept programming may sometimes pushrequire towardsthe usinguse preprocessorsof [[preprocessor]]s, [[Domain_Specific_Language|___domain-specific languages]], or [[metaprogramming]] techniques.

== Concept-oriented languages ==