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Every language is made up of two parts.  A lexicon which is a collection of words which mean something and a grammar which provides the rules for how the words are put together to make sense.
 
Every language is made up of two parts.  A lexicon which is a collection of words which mean something and a grammar which provides the rules for how the words are put together to make sense.
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If you're relatively new to the Internet, we provide a guide to some of the more commonly used terms that happen when using bxp  [[Introduction_to_the_Internet]]
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Using bxp requires an introduction to a number of basic terms [[Bxp_Basic_Terms]]
  
  

Latest revision as of 18:07, 1 January 2016

1 Overview

Every language is made up of two parts. A lexicon which is a collection of words which mean something and a grammar which provides the rules for how the words are put together to make sense.


If you're relatively new to the Internet, we provide a guide to some of the more commonly used terms that happen when using bxp Introduction_to_the_Internet


Using bxp requires an introduction to a number of basic terms Bxp_Basic_Terms


Like every big platform, bxp too has terms, phrases, jargon and its own lexicon of works. This start here guide provides links to some of the key concepts and their terms.


2 System Tools



3 Forms


4 eCourses


5 Communications


6 System Integration


7 Security

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