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      In computer science, a domain-specific language (DSL) is a computer language designed for a specific application domain. Application domains consist of the set of functionality, requirements, and terminology for a particular application. In contrast with general-purpose languages (GPLs) like the programming languages of C or Python or the markup language XML, DSLs are small programming languages because they cover only those features and functionalities required for their specific purpose. The line between the two can blur, however. PostScript fits the requirements of a GPL but in actual practice has found use almost exclusively in page description. Perl was designed as a DSL for text processing but quickly attracted interest as a GPL.