A Domain-Specific Language (DSL) is a specialized language designed to describe, configure, or control behavior within a specific problem domain.
Unlike general-purpose programming languages, DSLs are optimized for clarity, conciseness, and ease of use in their target area.
DSLs can be text-based, like script files, or visual, like node editors. The core goal is to make complex logic intuitive and maintainable.
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