DSLs provide automation and precise domain representation

Domain-specific languages (DSLs) provide automation, allowing users to write less code and generate more, reducing the need for repetitive manual tasks. Additionally, DSLs capture the structures and behaviors of a specific domain, providing a formal representation of its intricacies. This formal definition acts as a communication vehicle between non-programmers, domain experts, and software developers, enhancing collaboration and understanding. DSLs also enable valuable analyses, such as correctness checking and model verification, improving the reliability and quality of software development.