DSL (Domain-Specific Language)

A Domain-Specific Language (DSL) is a programming language tailored for a specific problem area or industry, rather than for general-purpose programming. It has specialized syntax and functions that make it easier to express solutions relevant to a particular domain, like web development, data analysis, or scientific computing. For example, SQL is a DSL for managing databases, while HTML is used for structuring web pages. By focusing on specific tasks, DSLs can enhance productivity and reduce complexity for users within that field.