<ul><li>In Sanskrit, the syntax allows for meaning to remain consistent regardless of the order of words used, similar to a flexible syntax in programming languages.</li><li>Sanskrit's free word order is made possible by using suffixes to define relationships, akin to structured data in well-designed programs.</li><li>Researchers, linguists, and computer scientists are looking at Sanskrit as a model for computational language systems due to its unique syntax and structured nature.</li><li>Panini's ancient grammar in Sanskrit, Ashtadhyayi, is likened to a formal programming language, showcasing rules, exceptions, and concise logic.</li></ul>

“The Elegance of Sanskrit Syntax: Meaning Without Order”

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