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Line 3: A '''language construct''' is a [[syntax\|syntactically]] allowable part of a [[Computer program\|program]] that may be formed from one or more [[lexical token]]s in accordance with the rules of a [[programming language]]. In simpler terms, it is the syntax/way a programming language is written. The term "language construct" is often used as a synonym for [[Control flow\|control structure~~]], and should not be confused with a [[Subroutine\|function~~]].~~{{clarify\|so what's the difference? is a construct something that can be recognized by a recognizer finite-state machine?\|date=January 2017}}~~ ==Examples of language constructs==

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