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Meanings of block of code in inglés

ruso
блок кода
español
bloque de código

Computer programming term; section of code which is grouped together.

bloque de código
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Examples for "region"
Examples for "region"
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He said: We are the most affected region in all of Europe.
The Guardian
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There isn't a Kurdish problem in our region, but a terrorism problem.
The Irish Times
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A major pipeline pumps oil across the region to Europe from Asia.
Reuters
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Marimuthu's case follows a pattern of exploitation in the region, activists said.
Reuters
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The region's police commissioner said officers were ready for the new rules.
BBC
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See that new cell block they're building right beside the golf course?
Flesh and bone: a body farm novel
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This silver block with attached chain is a good case in point.
The South African
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However, block liner trains, which are booked by individual companies, will continue.
The Irish Times
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Further controls allow people to block particular tracking systems while allowing others.
Reuters
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On Sunday Austria's foreign minister threatened to block EU negotiations with Turkey.
Reuters
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But the crest above the metal etched code block wasn't the usual officer's mark, or even some Terran nonsense.
Fortune's Pawn
2
She'd produced this twenty-page computer-generated spreadsheet, composed of tiny color- coded blocks for each man in Sanchez's team.
Secret Sanction
Usage of block of code in inglés
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If they are different, execute the block of code between lines 32 and
Mysql stored procedure programming
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The following block of code has several dead zones that could cause a variety of problems.
Mysql stored procedure programming
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The idea of OOP - connecting blocks of code to construct programs - sounds great.
Wired
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What's great about these additional blocks of code and images is that they're usually packaged for easy installation.
Reuters
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Sonnet allows users to link blocks of code together and quickly build user interfaces for managing data flow, and is a tool for sonification experimentation.
Wired