routine
- noun
- /ruːˈtiːn/
- Specialized
- The core of the conversion routine is the transformation of the internal representation.
- software routines
- routine call
- routines that perform
So it had it it it had Co routines which are almost threads.
- So it had it it it had Co routines which are almost threads.
Examples
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The DBMS is assumed to include optimization routines for the choice of the best seek strategy.
Academic text (1992) -
A computer reported the status of the automated routine that controlled much of the launch sequence.
Fiction book (1999) -
At present, these routines factor a 1 by 1 matrix or an m by 1 matrix.
Academic text (1997) -
On previous RS/6000 systems, a library routine call provided the square-root function.
Academic text (1994) -
What portion of the turn-on/start-up routines must be followed each time the device is used?
Academic text (1990) -
To support the notion of "g," Spearman developed a statistical routine called factor analysis.
Academic text (1990) -
The system will restart itself in 10 minutes, the first routine that runs on restart, is a clean sweep.
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They'd been exercising, learning their space routines and all the emergency rules they might need to know.
Fiction book (2000) -
FracMan also includes a set of routines for analyzing field data to produce the model inputs.
Academic text (1997) -
The automated routine executed its instructions flawlessly during the software update.
Synonyms
A rule in math or computing that gives one output for each input
A part of a computer program that does a specific task
A command that automatically runs a set of actions in a program
A set of program steps that does one job and can be used again
A program part that can pause and start again so tasks run without stopping each other
A set of steps in a program that does a single task
A piece of computer code that does one task when called
Part of a program that does a small helper task when needed
A small program you load once and use many times without changing it
A small part of a program that many programs use for tasks like sorting
A saved set of commands in a library that a program can run by name
A small program that does a common task other programs can use
Part of a computer program that reads data from a keyboard or file and keeps it inside
Part of a program that sends data to a device like a printer or screen
A part of a computer program that records the order of steps when it runs to help find bugs
A piece of code that calls itself to solve a problem
A program part that controls other small programs in a computer
A program that decides which smaller programs run and when
Compounds
- Neologism
A set of personal activities you do to reduce stress and relax
- Specialized
A small part of a program that many programs use for tasks like sorting
- Specialized
Part of a computer program that reads data from a keyboard or file and keeps it inside
- Specialized
A small program you load once and use many times without changing it
- Specialized
Part of a program that sends data to a device like a printer or screen
- Specialized
A part of a computer program that records the order of steps when it runs to help find bugs
How Complex
Surface Forms
Etymology
Routine comes from French route, which means 'road' or 'path'. In programming a routine is like a small 'road' of instructions the computer follows to do a job, so the origin explains the idea of a fixed sequence.