props
6.3
Information given to a part of a program to control how it looks or works
- noun
- /prɑps/
- Jargon
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propiedades
- In the presentation, he included several props to illustrate the main points effectively.
So all I was saying was that the the solstice, once you realize, OK, it's still not good enough just to stop because our props depend on you.
- So all I was saying was that the the solstice, once you realize, OK, it's still not good enough just to stop because our props depend on you.
Examples
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He founded Punished Props, a custom replica props and costumes company.
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The developer adjusted the props to improve the user interface of the application.
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She passed the necessary props to the function to ensure it worked as intended.
Synonyms
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7.7
A named value given to a part of a computer program to change how it looks or works
refers to multiple such named attributes passed together to configure a component
Surface Forms
Etymology
Props in computing is short for properties, the settings or pieces of data you pass to a part of a program, so 'props' are what control how that part looks or works.