# Discipulus > programming language **Wikidata**: [Q28960864](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q28960864) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/discipulus ## Summary Discipulus is a programming language, a formal system for communicating instructions to a machine. It was first introduced in July 2012 and is documented with a French pronunciation audio file. As an instance of the programming language class, it inherits the definition of a language for instructing machines and is noted to be influenced by a source referenced as . ## Key Facts - Discipulus is a programming language. - Discipulus has an inception date of 2012-07-00 (July 2012). - Discipulus is influenced by a source referenced as . - Discipulus possesses a French pronunciation audio file at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/LL-Q150_(fra)-X-Javier-Discipulus.wav. - Discipulus is described in Wikidata as a “programming language”. - Discipulus belongs to the class of programming languages, which are defined as languages for communicating instructions to a machine and have 161 sitelinks. ## FAQs **What kind of entity is Discipulus?** Discipulus is a programming language, meaning it is a formal language used to give instructions to a computer or other computational device. **When was Discipulus created?** Discipulus was inaugurated in July 2012, as indicated by its inception date of 2012-07-00. **What influences Discipulus?** Discipulus is influenced by a source identified with the identifier , according to its influenced_by property. **How can the pronunciation of Discipulus be heard?** A French pronunciation audio clip for Discipulus is available at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/LL-Q150_(fra)-X-Javier-Discipulus.wav. **What does Wikidata say about Discipulus?** Wikidata’s description of Discipulus is simply “programming language”. **How does Discipulus relate to the broader category of programming languages?** Discipulus is an instance of the programming language class; that class is defined as a language for communicating instructions to a machine and is linked to 161 sitelinks across Wikimedia projects. ## Why It Matters Discipulus matters as a concrete example of a programming language, illustrating how humans devise formal notations to direct machine behavior. Its 2012 inception situates it within the contemporary landscape of language design, showing ongoing innovation in the field. The availability of a French pronunciation audio file highlights efforts to make programming language documentation accessible across linguistic communities. Furthermore, its documented influence from a source referenced as points to a traceable lineage, allowing researchers to study intellectual ancestry among languages. As a member of the programming language class—which is fundamentally about instructing machines—Discipulus contributes to the collective understanding of how syntax and semantics enable computation. ## Notable For - Incepted in July 2012, marking its creation in the early 2010s era of language development. - Features a French pronunciation audio resource, underscoring multilingual accessibility. - Shows a documented influence from the source referenced as , indicating a traceable intellectual lineage. - Classified as a programming language, a formal system for issuing machine instructions. - Part of the programming language class, which enjoys broad recognition with 161 sitelinks across Wikimedia projects. ## Body ### Historical Background Discipulus was first introduced in July 2012, as recorded by its inception date of 2012-07-00. This date situates its origin within the early part of the 2010s, a period marked by the emergence of numerous domain‑specific and general‑purpose programming languages. ### Classification and Relations Discipulus is explicitly defined as an instance of the programming language class. The class itself is described as “language for communicating instructions to a machine” and is associated with 161 sitelinks, reflecting its wide representation across Wikimedia projects. Discipulus therefore inherits this definition and belongs to a well‑populated category of formal languages. ### Influence and Lineage The influenced_by property of Discipulus points to a reference identified as . While the nature of that source is not detailed in the provided material, the property establishes a documented link indicating that Discipulus draws inspiration or foundational concepts from the entity referenced by . ### Linguistic Representation Discipulus carries a Wikidata description that simply states “programming language”. This concise label confirms its taxonomic placement and aligns with both its raw description and its instance_of claim. ### Audio Resources A pronunciation audio file for Discipulus is available via Wikimedia Commons at the URL https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/LL-Q150_(fra)-X-Javier-Discipulus.wav. The file is qualified with the language code French (: French) and is referenced by the LinguaLibre entry , attesting to its provenance in a collaborative linguistic archive. ### Wikidata Description The Wikidata entry for Discipulus includes the description “programming language”. This matches the raw description provided and reinforces the entity’s core identity within the knowledge base. ### Class Context As a member of the programming language class, Discipulus shares the class’s fundamental purpose: enabling the expression of instructions that machines can execute. The class’s sitelink count of 161 indicates substantial cross‑project coverage, suggesting that the concept of a programming language—and by extension Discipulus—is widely referenced in collaborative knowledge environments. ## References 1. [Source](https://lingualibre.fr/wiki/Q15380)