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The difference between the structured query language and the programming relationship language is that

  1. Structured query language does not contain answer to how ? about computation
  2. Programming language does not contain the answer to how?about computation
  3. Only structured query language uses strict semiotics
  4. Only programming language uses strict semiotics.
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