Expressive power

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Expressive power is a relatively generic term used by Abelson and Sussman in Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs to describe the conciseness with which a particular logical design may be translated into a computer program in a given programming language and the closeseness of correspondence between the program code and the idea behind it.

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