# OBJ3

> programming language family

**Wikidata**: [Q7072320](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7072320)  
**Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OBJ3)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/obj3

## Summary
OBJ3 is identified as a programming language family. It is documented on Wikipedia (English and Greek) and has a Wikidata entry describing it as a programming language family.

## Key Facts
- OBJ3 is classified as an instance of "programming language."
- The Wikidata description for OBJ3 is "programming language family."
- The Wikipedia title for this entity is "OBJ3."
- OBJ3 has Wikipedia pages in two languages: English (en) and Greek (el).
- The sitelink_count for OBJ3 (across Wikimedia projects) is 2.
- The related class "programming language" (a language for communicating instructions to a machine) has a sitelink_count of 161.
- OBJ3 has a Google Knowledge Graph identifier: /g/125n0zzm4.

## FAQs
### Q: What is OBJ3?
A: OBJ3 is described in Wikidata as a programming language family and is represented on Wikipedia under the title "OBJ3."

### Q: Where can I find information about OBJ3 online?
A: OBJ3 has Wikipedia pages in English and Greek, and it is listed in Wikidata with the description "programming language family." It also has a Google Knowledge Graph ID (/g/125n0zzm4).

### Q: Is OBJ3 a single language or a family of languages?
A: According to its Wikidata description, OBJ3 is a programming language family.

## Why It Matters
As a programming language family, OBJ3 represents a grouping of related programming languages or dialects used to express instructions to machines. Its presence in major knowledge and reference systems—English and Greek Wikipedia pages, a Wikidata entry, and a Google Knowledge Graph identifier—indicates that it has been recognized and documented in structured knowledge resources. This documentation supports discoverability, cross-referencing, and scholarly or technical lookup in multilingual contexts. Even with limited publicly aggregated links (a sitelink_count of 2), inclusion in these resources enables interoperability with search, semantic web, and knowledge-graph-driven tools that rely on standardized identifiers and metadata to connect concepts across datasets.

## Notable For
- Classified explicitly as a programming language family rather than a single programming language.
- Documented on Wikipedia in two languages: English and Greek.
- Recorded in Wikidata with the description "programming language family."
- Assigned a Google Knowledge Graph identifier (/g/125n0zzm4), facilitating entity linking.

## Body
### Overview
- OBJ3 is identified in structured data as a programming language family.
- The entity label used on Wikipedia is "OBJ3."

### Classification
- Instance of: programming language.
- Wikidata description: "programming language family."
- This classification distinguishes OBJ3 as a family-level grouping within the broader class of programming languages.

### Documentation and Languages
- Wikipedia title: OBJ3.
- Wikipedia language pages: English (en) and Greek (el).
- Wikimedia sitelink_count for OBJ3: 2.

### Related Concepts
- Related class: programming language — defined as a language for communicating instructions to a machine.
- The related programming language class has a Wikimedia sitelink_count of 161, indicating broader coverage across Wikimedia projects.

### Identifiers and Knowledge Graphs
- Google Knowledge Graph ID: /g/125n0zzm4.
- Presence in Wikidata and Google Knowledge Graph supports machine-readable identification and linking.

### Metadata Summary
- sitelink_count (Wikimedia): 2
- wikipedia_title: OBJ3
- wikipedia_languages: el, en
- wikidata_description: programming language family
- google_knowledge_graph_id: /g/125n0zzm4

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