Natural Language Programming
Natural language programming is a programming paradigm that allows users to express computational logic and program requirements in human natural language, such as English or Chinese, rather than formal programming languages. Its core characteristics include lowering the syntactic barrier to programming, improving the readability of human-computer interaction, and applying natural language processing techniques to parse user intent and convert it into executable instructions or code. The paradigm is applied in programming assistance, intelligent question answering, and low-code development.
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Natural language programming refers to the paradigm of describing program requirements in everyday human language and having the system translate them into executable code.
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AI-assisted programming marks the first time natural language has become the primary interface for human-computer interaction, fundamentally eliminating the syntax barrier.
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