problem-oriented language
A computing term for a programming language designed for a specific class of problems, as opposed to a general-purpose language. Rarely used in everyday conversation.
Problem-oriented languages are designed to solve problems in specific fields.
手続き向き言語 (procedure-oriented language) focuses on describing procedures step by step, while 問題向き言語 focuses on the problem domain itself.
Compound of 問題 (problem), 向き (oriented), and 言語 (language). A calque from English 'problem-oriented language'.