New Two-Level Grammar Language Revolutionizes High-Level Function Descriptions
A two-level grammar can be used as a functional programming language. It combines two context-free grammars to act like a Turing Machine. Two-level grammar programs are actually high-level descriptions of recursive functions. The syntax of the language is based on natural language, making programs easy to read. This approach allows for data and procedural abstraction, making it different from other functional programming languages.