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programming
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programmation [pʀɔɡʀamasjɔ̃] N f
1. programmation COMPUT:
programmation
programming
2. programmation (diffusion):
programmation RADIO, TV
programming
3. programmation (planification):
programmation RADIO, TV
programme planning Brit
contre-programmation <pl contre-programmations>, contreprogrammation <pl contreprogrammations> [kɔ̃tʀəpʀɔɡʀamasjɔ̃] N f TV
contre-programmation
changing of scheduled programmes for competitive purposes
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programming
programmation f
programming TV, RADIO
programmation f
computer programming
programmation f
scheduling (of project, work)
programmation f
neurolinguistic programming
programmation f neurolinguistique
coding sheet
feuille f de programmation
computer language
langage m de programmation
programming language
langage m de programmation
object-oriented programming
programmation f orientée objet
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programmation [pʀɔgʀamasjɔ̃] N f CINE, RADIO, TV, TECH, COMPUT
programmation
programming
langage de programmation
programming language
langage de programmation
programming language
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programming
programmation f
programming language
langage m de programmation
worksheet
feuille f de programmation
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programmation [pʀɔgʀamasjo͂] N f CINE, RADIO, TV, inform
programmation
programming
langage de programmation
programming language
langage de programmation
programming language
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programming
programmation f
programming language
langage m de programmation
worksheet
feuille f de programmation
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langage de programmation
programming language
langage de programmation
programming language
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programming language
langage m de programmation
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Dans certains langages, le symbole est considéré comme un opérateur d'affectation, et la structure entière peut alors être utilisée comme une expression.
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Elle apprécie l'art, la musique classique, le langage et la poésie et voulait partager ses passions avec sa fille.
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Leur prêter certains attributs des individus (des motivations, une volonté, une possibilité d'action autonome) est donc un abus de langage.
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Le langage des nouvelles explore les expressions orales et le parler populaires.
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Exprimé selon les règles d'un langage naturel ou langage documentaire, le sujet abordé dans le document est alors intégré à la notice bibliographique.
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