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 X++ is an object-oriented, application-aware, and data-aware programming language used in enterprise resource planning (ERP) programming and in database applications. It provides system classes for a broad range of system programming areas, highlighted in the following table.
 
-| X++ language attributes | Description |
+| X++ language feature | Description |
 |-----|-----|
-| **Classes**                 | In addition to system classes, there are also application classes for managing many types of business processes. Reflection on classes is supported.            |
-| **Tables**                  | X++ programmers can access the relational tables. X++ includes keywords that match most of the keywords in standard SQL. Reflection on tables is supported. |
-| **User interface**          | Manipulation of user interface items, such as forms and reports.|
-| **Best practice checks**    | X++ code is checked for syntax errors during compile time. The compile process also performs best practice checks. Violations of best practices can generate compiler messages.|
-| **Garbage collection**      | The X++ runtime execution engines have automatic mechanisms to discard objects that are no longer referenced, so that memory space can be reused. |
-| **Interoperability**        | Interoperability between classes written in X++ and in C\# (or other .NET Framework languages) is supported.                                                       |
-| **File manipulation**       | File input and output is supported, including XML building and parsing. |
-| **Collections**             | Dynamic arrays are supported and the X++ includes several collection objects.|
+| Classes              | In addition to system classes, there are also application classes for managing many types of business processes. Reflection on classes is supported. |
+| Tables               | X++ programmers can access the relational tables. X++ includes keywords that match most of the keywords in standard SQL. Reflection on tables is supported. |
+| User interface       | Manipulation of user interface items, such as forms and reports.|
+| Best practice checks | X++ code is checked for syntax errors during compile time. The compile process also performs best practice checks. Violations of best practices can generate compiler messages.|
+| Garbage collection   | The X++ runtime execution engines have automatic mechanisms to discard objects that are no longer referenced, so that memory space can be reused. |
+| Interoperability     | Interoperability between classes written in X++ and in C\# (or other .NET Framework languages) is supported.                                      |
+| File manipulation    | File input and output is supported, including XML building and parsing. |
+| Collections          | Dynamic arrays are supported and the X++ includes several collection objects.|
 
 The X++ language programming guide is divided into these sections: