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Exploratory language design is an iterative process of language refinement the purpose of which is to define a language that closely fits a given domain of applications. First, choose a domain of applications and a language starting point. Then iteratively choose an application in the domain, write the solution to the application in the language, and fit the language to the application until satisfied.