stateful
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- adjective
- /ˈsteɪtfəl/
- Specialized
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con estado
- Making the decision service stateful (not stateless) or tying it to the context in which
Examples
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Coroutines alleviate this by putting stateful control in each place where it is needed.
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Once stateful allocators enter the game, things change a bit, but we can ignore this detail here.
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Because cells are very stateful processes that no one understands completely.
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In many styles of programming today, when an application launches, it creates a large set of interconnected stateful objects.
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In addition, the community address translation, stateful packet monitoring, and entry ports are inspected for intelligent management of the list.
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Noun phrases ("arrayByAddingObject") return the noun so named, and generally do not have stateful effects unless the name suggests so.
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Many modern applications are designed to be stateful, allowing them to remember user preferences between sessions.
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A stateful firewall keeps track of the state of active connections and determines which network packets to allow.
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In programming, a stateful service can maintain user sessions, making it easier to manage user interactions.
Antonyms
How Stateful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word stateful comes from state 'condition' or 'status' and the ending -ful meaning 'full of'. So a stateful system keeps or remembers a 'state' between actions, which is why it can follow what happened before.