Why is the set for which a decision problem is true called a "language"? – cs.stackexchange.com

Why is the set for which a decision problem is true called a "language"? – cs.stackexchange.com

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When we have a decision problem, " does $f(x)=1$ hold?", we call the set of strings $x$ for which the answer is yes a "language". Why this strange terminology?

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