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| − | The main influence for UPL comes from classic Chinese grammar. The Chinese language works different compared to western languages. In written Chinese, Words (which f.e. represents categories of objects of the real wold) are represented by | + | The main influence for UPL comes from classic Chinese grammar. The Chinese language works different compared to western languages. In written Chinese, Words (which f.e. represents categories of objects of the real wold) are represented by symbols. In classic Chinese every symbol represents a word and every word is written by a single symbol. This symbols can be combined to sentences by using symbols which can be seen like operators in a math formula. Chinese grammar is based on word order and rules of logic. And therefore Chinese is much more like programming languages. F.e. when writing code in BASIC, or mostly any other language, the syntax defines a fix order of words within valid sentences and the interpretation of operators follows some easy rules of logic. F.e. the '+' operator stands for an arithmetic operation and expects two operands in infix notation. |
== Semantic Nets == | == Semantic Nets == | ||
A semantic net is a representation of words (or objects, or classes of objects) and the relationships between those words. | A semantic net is a representation of words (or objects, or classes of objects) and the relationships between those words. | ||
Revision as of 00:12, 29 April 2019
The Universal Prokee Language (UPL) is a programming language based on natural languages and semantic nets.
The Chinese Influence
The main influence for UPL comes from classic Chinese grammar. The Chinese language works different compared to western languages. In written Chinese, Words (which f.e. represents categories of objects of the real wold) are represented by symbols. In classic Chinese every symbol represents a word and every word is written by a single symbol. This symbols can be combined to sentences by using symbols which can be seen like operators in a math formula. Chinese grammar is based on word order and rules of logic. And therefore Chinese is much more like programming languages. F.e. when writing code in BASIC, or mostly any other language, the syntax defines a fix order of words within valid sentences and the interpretation of operators follows some easy rules of logic. F.e. the '+' operator stands for an arithmetic operation and expects two operands in infix notation.
Semantic Nets
A semantic net is a representation of words (or objects, or classes of objects) and the relationships between those words.
