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Definition von soft ware im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
- yumuşak ware
- software
- {i} yazılım
Bu yazılımı derlerken bazı sorunlarla karşılaşıyorum.
-I'm having some problems compiling this software.
Yazılımım Windows ile uyumlu değil.
-My software isn't compatible with Windows.
- software
- (Askeri) YAZILIM: Bir veri işlem sisteminin çalıştırılmasıyla ilgili dokümantasyon, usuller, ve kompüter programları; örnek; yerleştiriciler, el kitapları, devre diyagramları
- software
- kompütöre verilen plan
- software
- i., bilg. yazılım
- software
- (Askeri) (DATA AUTOMATION) GAYRİ MADENİ AKSAM: Belirli bir komputere tahsis edilen (veya komputerin beraberinde bulunan) programlama destek rutinleri ile faydalanma rutinleri paketi. Paket genel olarak, bir derleştirici, bir çevirici çalıştırma (veya kontrol) sistemini, ayıklama yardımcı parçaları (debugging aids) ve bir alt rutin kitaplığını ihtiva eder
- software
- bilgisayar programı
- software
- bilgisayar yazılımı
- Software
- yazılımı
- software
- yazılımlar
Relevante Übersetzungen
Englisch - Englisch
Definition von soft ware im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
- Software
- computers
- Software
- sw
- software
- Computer programs are referred to as software. Compare hardware. the people who write the software for big computer projects. the sets of programs that tell a computer how to do a particular job hardware. Instructions that tell a computer what to do. Software is the entire set of programs, procedures, and routines associated with the operation of a computer system, including the operating system. The term differentiates these features from hardware, the physical components of a computer system. Two main types of software are system software, which controls a computer's internal functioning, and application software, which directs the computer to execute commands that solve practical problems. A third category is network software, which coordinates communication between computers linked in a network. Software is written by programmers in any number of programming languages. This information, the source code, must then be translated by means of a compiler into machine language, which the computer can understand and act on
- software
- A computer program or set of computer instructions System software operates the computer itself Application software allows you to carry out certain activities, such as word processing, games, and spreadsheets
- software
- {i} programs which control the functions of a computer's hardware
- software
- A computer program, which provides the instructions to the computer hardware System software, such as Windows 95 or MacOS, operate the computer itself Application software, such as web browsers and word processing programs, provide additional functionality
- software
- The programs written by the user or computer manufacturer that control the operation of the computer
- software
- A program or set of instructions that controls the operation of a computer Distinguished from the actual hardware of the computer
- software
- Programs used on a particular computer system ERIC and PsycLit are examples of CD-ROM software programs
- software
- Sets of instructions or data that tell a computer what to do Software is often divided into two categories: system software, which includes the operating system (e g , Windows 95, MacOS) and all utilities that enable the computer to function; and applications software, which includes programs that perform specific tasks (e g , word processors, spreadsheets, and databases)
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- Hardware is your computer itself: the machine and its parts Software is what you use with your machine to make it fun and interesting There are many different kinds of software, some of which are for work, some for play, some for kids, and others for adults If you ever bought a computer game on a disk and brought it home to play on your computer, you have used software The computer game you bought is software, and so is the word processing program you might use to write school reports
- software
- Programs needed to operate a computer There are two major types of software: system and application System software consists of programs to control the operations of computer equipment, including how to perform the functions of loading, storing, and executing an application For a computer to operate, an operating system must be stored in the computer's main memory Application software consists of programs that tell a computer how to produce information; this includes software for word processing, spreadsheets, and graphics
- software
- Encoded computer instructions, usually modifiable (unless stored in some form of unalterable memory such as ROM). Compare hardware
- software
- the programs (instructions) that tell the computer what to do
- software
- The computer program instructions used to tell a computer what to do
- software
- Anything that is physical and tangible--your monitor, printer, any disk drives, mouse, and even the chips inside the computer itself--is hardware Anything you can't touch--all of the operations, programs, and files on your computer--is software Back to Top
- software
- Computer programs
- software
- SW computer programs
- software
- The programs, or set of instructions, that tell the computer what to do
- software
- Computer program(s) that cause a computer or microprocessor to carry out particular operations
- software
- Computer programs and computer databases Note: Although some definitions of software include documentation, it is now limited to the definition of computer programs and computer databases
- software
- "The programs or instructions that tell a computer what to do " This includes operating system programs which control the basic functions of the computer system (such as Microsoft's Disk Operating System--"MS-DOS" --that controls IBM-compatible PCs) and applications programs which enable the computer to produce useful work (e g , a word processing program such as WordPerfect)
- software
- A computer program, which provides the instructions which enable the computer hardware to work System software, such as Windows or MacOS, operate the machine itself, and applications software, such as spreadsheet or word processing programs, provide specific functionality
- software
- Computer programs; instructions that make hardware work Two main types of software are system software (operating systems), which control the workings of the computer, and applications, such as word processing programs, spreadsheets, and databases
- software
- The generic term for computer programs that computers use to perform actions
- software
- The digital instructions executed by the computer in RAM They may act on the hardware that is attached to the computer Examples would be a BASIC or Pascal program, an assembly language routine to read a clock, or a disk operating system Since software is executed in RAM, it disappears from memory when the computer is turned off
- software
- A generic term for computer programs, including systems programs which operate the computer itself, and applications programs which control the particular task at hand
- software
- means the instructions executed by a computer Software comes in two main types - system software and application programs System software is any software that supports the production or execution of application programs but which is not specific to any particular application Application programs include word-processing packages, multimedia authoring packages etc More help
- software
- (computer science) written programs or procedures or rules and associated documentation pertaining to the operation of a computer system and that are stored in read/write memory; "the market for software is expected to expand
- software
- A computer program or set of instructions System software operates on the machine itself and is invisible to you Application software allows you to carry out certain activities, such as word processing, games, and spreadsheets
- software
- adobe acrobat
Relevante Übersetzungen
soft ware
Silbentrennung
soft WareTürkische aussprache
sôft werAussprache
/ˈsôft ˈwer/ /ˈsɔːft ˈwɛr/
Etymologie
[ 'soft ] (adjective.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English sOfte, alteration of sEfte; akin to Old High German semfti soft.Resimler
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