implementer
- noun
- /ˈɪmplɪˌmɛntər/
- Specialized
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implementador
- The software implementer successfully integrated the new algorithm into the existing system.
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Any class that implements that interface can then be passed to the procedure, and the procedure tells the implementer when to execute each method.
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DrRacket needs more help from the language implementer for IDE features, such as syntax coloring, that depend on the character-level syntax of the language.
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J. Whitley: Python exposes many things that definitely do make optimization harder for Python implementers.
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DoS exploits so many folks made a big deal about (while we language implementers just sighed and said, "maybe you don't actually want a hash table here, kids").
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The project requires skilled implementers who can follow the specifications accurately.
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As an experienced implementer, she carried out the innovative features as planned.
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A program or person who makes software work with a specific system
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Etymology
The word implementer comes from the Latin root implere meaning 'to fill', and in computing an implementer is a program, device, or person that 'fills' a design by doing the needed work, so it means 'one that carries out' an algorithm or set of instructions.