The ________________ of a specification language indicates how the language represents system requirements?
Correct answer: A. semantic domain
- A. semantic domain
- B. syntactic domain
- C. sequence
- D. set
Explanation
The semantic domain defines the meaning of a specification and how requirements are represented. The syntactic domain instead describes the permitted symbols and structure of the language.
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