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81 reference type
"A data type that is represented by a reference (similar to a pointer) to the type's actual value. If a reference type is assigned to a variable, that variable references (or ""points to"") the original value. No copy is made. Reference types comprise classes, interfaces, delegates, and boxed value types." -
82 value type
"A data type that is represented by the type's actual value. If a value type is assigned to a variable, that variable is given a fresh copy of the value. (This is in contrast to a reference type, where assignment does not create a copy.) Value types are usually created on a method's stack frame, rather than in the garbage-collected heap. A value type can be boxed, which is a process that creates a corresponding reference type." -
83 type inference
A process in which the compiler determines the data type of a local variable that has been declared without an explicit data type declaration. The type is inferred from the initial value provided for the variable. -
84 local type inference
A process in which the compiler infers the type of a local variable that is declared with the var keyword in C# or without an As clause in Visual Basic. The compiler infers the type of the variable from the type of the initializer expression. -
85 queryable type
"The type of the query variable in a LINQ query. The type of the variable that represents the data source is also a queryable type. A queryable type can be implicitly or explicitly typed, but in either case it must be a generic IEnumerable or IQueryable type." -
86 broad band
"A structure of compensation levels that includes broad ranges of pay per level and is generally defined by grouping jobs with similar aggregate levels of responsibility. Pay for individual jobs is often linked to the external market. Bands are also typically differentiated by the variable compensation awards available at each band. Broad banding eliminates the hierarchy and narrow ranges of graded structures and allows ranges to overlap (for example, the 90th percentile of Band B equals the 10th percentile of Band C). Broad bands do not contain midpoints and generally do not have fixed minimums or maximums (for example, allowing pay that is either below a minimum or above a maximum rate within a band because the external market determines a specific job rate). Companies can store additional reference points for a band, such as a 50th percentile (or Control Point), 25th and 75th percentile, and base variable compensation on one of those points." -
87 dereference
To programmatically access a memory address assigned to a pointer variable or reference variable. -
88 inégal
(pl inégaux)1 différent متفاوت [muta'faːwit]2 déséquilibré غير متوازن ['ɣajr muta'waːzin]3 variable متقلب [muta'qalːib]* * *(pl inégaux) -
89 monochrome monitor
"A monitor that displays images in only one color, or displays only variable levels of a single color, such as a gray-scale monitor." -
90 application scope
"A way of making data available to all users of an application from all pages of a Web application. A variable or an object is given application scope by storing it in the Active Server Pages (ASP) application object. Application scope is useful for global data, such as a global counter." -
91 condition
"The state of an expression or a variable (for example, when a result can be either true or false, or equal or not equal)." -
92 domain
"The set of possible values that you can specify for an independent variable in a function, or for a database attribute." -
93 frame
"In synchronous communications, a package of information transmitted as a single unit. Every frame follows the same basic organization and contains control information, such as synchronizing characters, station address, and an error-checking value, as well as a variable amount of data." -
94 identifier
"Any text string used as a label, such as the name of a procedure or a variable in a program or the name attached to a hard disk or floppy disk."معرّف -
95 initialize
To set a variable to an initial value. -
96 monochrome
"Of, pertaining to, or being a monitor that displays images in only one color-black on white (as on early monochrome Macintosh screens) or amber or green on black (as on early IBM and other monochrome monitors). The term is also applied to a monitor that displays only variable levels of a single color, such as a gray-scale monitor." -
97 parameter
"In programming, a value that is given to a variable, either at the beginning of an operation or before an expression is evaluated by a program." -
98 token
"Any nonreducible textual element in data that is being parsed. For example, the use in a program of a variable name, a reserved word, or an operator. Storing tokens as short codes shortens program files and speeds execution." -
99 type mismatch
A general error that happens when assigning a value to a variable of another type or when comparing values of incompatible data types. -
100 value
"A quantity assigned to an element such as a variable, symbol, or label."
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