Semantics

The area of linguistics known as semantics studies how language has meaning. Semantics, then, is the science or study of the meaning or meanings that are included in a representation such as a language, code, symbol, or other. Two other parts of semantics are typically linked to it: pragmatics, which is concerned with how a society utilizes symbols in practice within a certain context, and syntax, which is the process of creating complex symbols from simpler ones. The goal of linguistic semantics is to comprehend language-based human expression. Formal logic, semiotics, and programming language semantics are other types of semantics.