programming

[proh-gram-ing, -gruh-ming] / ˈproʊ græm ɪŋ, -grə mɪŋ /

NOUN

computer science

Synonyms

STRONGEST

artificial intelligence computer technology data processing information technology robotics

WEAK

computer-aided learning computer-aided testing cybernetics information retrieval natural language processing neural networks operating systems programming languages simulation systems analysis

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Regional sports networks once were viewed as cash cows for teams and TV programming companies that owned them, but, in recent years, at least one regional sports network owner has filed for bankruptcy.

From Los Angeles Times

It was purely programming code, unlike earlier games that could run only on modified analog machines.

From The Wall Street Journal

Given scant home-based talent and difficulty recruiting the best talent to Washington, the programming at the Kennedy Center hasn’t been competitive with what large-city performing arts institutions offer.

From The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile, consumers have never had more programming choices.

From The Wall Street Journal

But behind the scenes, it actually reflected the reality of live television, where preparation meets unpredictability — yet where human lives remain more important than programming.

From Salon

programming

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