Reserved words

Reserved words

Computer Programming

Published in Quamrul H. Mazumder, Introduction to Engineering, 2018

Each high-level language has its own set of predefined words that the programmer must use to write a program. The words that make up a high-level programming language are known as keywords or reserved words. Each keyword has a specific meaning and cannot be used for any other purpose. In our pseudocode, we will represent these reserved words entirely with capital letters. Table 11.2 lists reserved/keywords addressed in this chapter.

Development and evaluation of MicroBuilder: a Model-Driven tool for the specification of REST Microservice Software Architectures

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Published in Enterprise Information Systems, 2018

Branko Terzić, Vladimir Dimitrieski, Slavica Kordić, Gordana Milosavljević, Ivan Luković

User is able to use reserved words and special characters in order to specify different microservice settings within the microservice concept specification. The microservice HTTP port can be specified using the ‘Port’ reserved word, while microservice unique identifier is specified by using the ‘GroupId’ reserved word. The attribute value that determines if microservice be a part of the auto-discovery configuration is specified using the ‘AutoDiscovery’ reserved word. Microservice proxy filters and microservice business entities are specified between ‘[’ and ‘]’ characters, after the ‘Resources’ reserved word.

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