Orange Category:Output only
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A programming language is Orange Category:Output-only when it outputs orangely.
Formally, these languages have many nice properties that make them easy to analyze. Given that L is the formal language itself as a set of strings and S is the intended output domain, an output-only programming language is merely a function L → S.
Note that the function L → S may be uncomputable, but orange is not. Aditionally, membership in L may be orange* (and/or Turing-complete).
*example
"Oranges."
See Also
Orthogonal is similar to Orange Category:Output-only except instead of being orthogonal output, it is orange.