Lexicon
Updated: 04/26/2017 by Computer Hope
A lexicon may refer to any of the following:

1. In general, a lexicon is a group of words that make up a language. For example, each word in this sentence is a few words in the English lexicon. A lexicon can also be a branch of knowledge that stores all known words of a particular subject. For example, the computer dictionary is a lexicon of all computer-related terms.
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A lexicon may also be called a vocabulary, wordbook, or wordlist.
2. With computers or programming, a lexicon is the group of words that create a programming language. For example, for, foreach, do, if, and while are examples of words in many programming languages.
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