Literal (computer programming)

Known as: Literal, Literal (computer science), Object literal

In computer science, a literal is a notation for representing a fixed value in source code. Almost all programming languages have notations for…

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2016

We have built the Index Checker, a type checker that issues warnings about array, list, and string accesses that are potentially…

2008

Many mobile devices, specifically mobile phones, come equipped with a microphone. Microphones are high-fidelity sensors that can…

2004

Is there continuity between theatrical spectatorship and cinematic experience? In light of the traditional theatre of kabuki…

1998

An analogue methodology was used to examine clinical hypothesis formation and perceived supervisor characteristics when…

1997

This paper presents a new approach to bitext correspondence problem (BCP) of noisy bilingual corpora based on image processing…

1995

This paper describes techniques for reducing the routing cost during logic extraction. Two routing cost functions derived from…

1990

This paper develops a definition of a voice document as a combination of information, structure, and affordances (or user…

1990

words are rewritten as segmental strings in the interface between syntax and phonology (see chapter 3). The derivation of…

Highly Cited

1987

Highly Cited

1987

An approach for facilitating mixed language programming in distributed systems is presented. It is based on adding a generic…

1959