Syntaxen
Syntaxen is the study of how words combine to form phrases and sentences and the rules that govern this structure. In linguistics, it concerns the arrangement of constituents, such as noun phrases and verb phrases, and how different word orders express grammatical relationships. It is distinguished from morphology, which studies word formation, and from semantics, which studies meaning. The syntactic structure of a sentence is often represented as a hierarchical tree, with a sentence (S) at the top and progressively smaller units such as NP and VP.
Different theoretical approaches describe these structures differently, from phrase-structure grammars to dependency grammars and to functional
In programming and formal languages, syntax refers to the rules that determine how programs must be written
In everyday usage, syntax is used to describe the conventions of sentence structure in a language. Different