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A separately compilable, executable component of a computer program. Note: The terms "routine," "subprogram," and "subroutine" are defined and used differently in different programming languages; the preceding definition is advanced as a proposed standard.
Industry:Computer; Software
A sequence of computer instructions and, possibly, data necessary to perform a call to another module.
Industry:Computer; Software
A sequence of computer instructions in which there are no loops.
Industry:Computer; Software
A sequence of computer instructions that is physically contiguous with the instructions that logically precede and follow it.
Industry:Computer; Software
A sequence of instructions, called microinstructions, specifying the basic operations needed to carry out a machine language instruction.
Industry:Computer; Software
A sequence of one or more steps not involving branching or iteration.
Industry:Computer; Software
A sequence of programs or jobs set up so that a computer can proceed from one to the next without the need for operator intervention.
Industry:Computer; Software
A sequence of programs or jobs set up so that a computer can proceed from one to the next without the need for operator intervention.
Industry:Computer; Software
A set of conditions that must be met in order for a particular program path to be executed.
Industry:Computer; Software
A set of conventions that govern the interaction of processes, devices, and other components within a system.
Industry:Computer; Software
