Definition von program

Häufigkeit

program

(proʊgræm )

Wortformen:plural, 3rd person singular present tense programs , present participle programming , past tense, past participle programmed

1. zählbares Substantiv

A program is a set of instructions that a computer follows in order to perform a particular task.

[computing]

The chances of an error occurring in a computer program increase with the size of the program.

2. Verb

When you program a computer, you give it a set of instructions to make it able to perform a particular task.

[computing]

He programmed his computer to compare all the possible combinations. [VERB noun to-infinitive]

...45 million people, about half of whom can program their own computers. [VERB noun]

...a computer programmed to translate a story given to it in Chinese. [VERB-ed]

programming unzählbares Substantiv [oft NOUN noun]

...programming skills.

...the concepts of programming.

3. See also programme

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Häufigkeit

program in American

(ˈproʊˌgræm ; prōˈgramˌ; ˈproʊgrəm ; prōˈgrəm)

Substantiv

1. Obsolete

a proclamation

a prospectus or syllabus

the acts, speeches, musical pieces, etc. that make up an entertainment, ceremony, etc.

a printed list of these

a scheduled broadcast on radio or television

a plan or procedure for dealing with some matter

all the activities that can be participated in at a community center, camp, resort, etc.

a logical sequence of coded instructions specifying the operations to be performed by a computer in solving a problem or in processing data

a series of operations which may be used to control the functions of an electronic device

Verb transitivWortformen:ˈproˌgrammed or ˈproˌgramed, ˈproˌgramming or ˈproˌgraming

to enter or schedule in a program

9. US

to prepare the questions and answers for (a textbook or a teaching machine to be used in programmed instruction)

10.

to plan a computer program for (a task, problem, etc.)

to furnish (a computer, chip, etc.) with a program

to incorporate in a computer program

11.

to set the program of (an electronic device)

12.

to predispose to behave in a certain way, have a certain mindset. etc.; condition

to program a child for failure

Verb intransitiv

13.

to plan or prepare a program or programs

Also ; British ˈprogramme

Abgeleitete Formen

programmable (proʊˈgræməbəl ; prōgramˈəbəl; ˈproʊgrəməbəl ; prōˈgrəməbəl)

Adjektiv, Substantiv

programmer (ˈprogrammer)

Substantiv or ˈprogramer

Wortherkunft von program

< LL & Fr: Fr programme < LL programma < Gr, edict < prographein, to write in public < pro-, before + graphein, to write: see pro-1 & graphic

Häufigkeit

program in British

or sometimes programme (ˈprəʊɡræm )

Substantiv

a sequence of coded instructions fed into a computer, enabling it to perform specified logical and arithmetical operations on data

VerbWortformen:-grams, -gramming, -grammed, -grammes, -gramming or -grammed

2. (transitive)

to feed a program into (a computer)

3. (transitive)

to arrange (data) into a suitable form so that it can be processed by a computer

4. (intransitive)

to write a program

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