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IEEE 610.13-1993

IEEE Standard Glossary of Computer Languages

Standard by IEEE, 1993

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IEEE 610.13-1993 is a technical glossary standard for computer languages, providing a shared vocabulary for computing and processing work. It helps readers, developers, and technical teams use terms consistently when discussing language features, syntax, and related concepts. As an IEEE standard, IEEE 610.13-1993 is useful where clear terminology supports documentation, comparison, and specification writing across software and systems projects.

What is IEEE 610.13-1993?

This standard serves as a glossary focused on computer languages, making it easier to interpret terminology used in programming and language-related documentation. IEEE 610.13-1993 is intended to support consistent understanding of language concepts within the computing and processing domain. For teams working with technical references, it can act as a terminology guide when reading specifications, preparing requirements, or comparing language descriptions across documents. Its main value is clarity in language use.

Where is IEEE 610.13-1993 used?

IEEE 610.13-1993 is commonly relevant in software engineering environments where computer language terms must be defined with care. It may be used in standards libraries, technical writing, system documentation, curriculum materials, and internal engineering references. The glossary format makes it practical for teams that need a consistent reference while drafting language specifications, evaluating tools, or reviewing code-related documentation in computing and processing workflows.

Why is IEEE 610.13-1993 important?

Clear terminology reduces confusion, especially when teams must interpret computer language concepts in a precise way. IEEE 610.13-1993 helps support consistent communication, which can improve specification writing, documentation quality, and review processes. In practice, that can reduce interpretation errors during design, testing, and procurement of software-related tools or systems. For organizations that rely on technical accuracy, the standard offers a stable reference point for common language terms.

  • Glossary for computer language terminology
  • Supports consistent technical documentation
  • Useful for specification and review work
  • Applies to computing and processing contexts
SKU: 7ed3e125a3d0

  • Publication Date: 1993
  • Standard Status: Inactive
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Computing and Processing
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