logiciel
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| interrogation
| logiciel | |
| gen. | software; hardware; computer software |
| comp., MS | computer program |
| environ. | software |
| IT | software |
| polit. | computer programme |
| logiciels | |
| gen. | computer software |
| D* | |
| commun. IT | D-star |
| DS | |
| astr. | diffuse luminous surface |
| d | |
| gen. | height of reserve layer |
| fin. | 1 penny; 4 farthings |
| interrogation | |
| commun. | interrogation |
| commun. el. | interrogating signal |
| comp. | poll; polling |
| comp., MS | polling |
| IT | inquiry |
| IT tech. | interrogating |
| ling. | question |
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| software (Computer program or other media which require hardware for use to be made of them); hardware; computer software | |||
| computer program (A set of instructions in some computer language intended to be executed on a computer so as to perform some task. The term usually implies a self-contained entity, as opposed to a routine or a library) | |||
| software Software is the general term used to describe all of the various programs that may be used on a computer system. Software can be divided into four main categories: systems software, development software, user interface software, applications software | |||
| software | |||
| computer programme | |||
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| computer software recorded programs (programmes enregistrés); software programs | |||
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| computer software recorded | |||
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