An applications programmer is a professional who writes software programs that use the computer as a tool to solve specific applied problems.
Refers to a start-up company, typically in the IT field, that is designed to be sold to an acquirer at the earliest opportunity rather than built up into an enduring concern.
A canned program is a prewritten computer program available for purchase, often designed to perform a range of common tasks for users with minimal customization.
Debugging is the process of identifying, analyzing, and removing bugs or errors from computer programs. It is a critical aspect of software development, ensuring that programs run smoothly and efficiently.
Data Processing (DP) refers to the collection, manipulation, and processing of data to produce meaningful information that aids decision-making. It is a fundamental aspect of computer science and information technology.
A loosely formatted printout of some portion of the contents of a computer file, often used for a quick review of the file.
A fixed disk, also known as a hard disk, is a data storage device used for storing and retrieving digital information.
