library program
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Definition
- Noun:
- A program in a program library: A
library programis a self-contained, reusable piece of software code that is stored in a collection called a program library. It is designed to perform a specific, common function and can be called upon by other programs when needed.
Usage
- A is a standard term in computer science and software development. It refers to a pre-written subroutine, function, or module that is part of a larger, organized collection (the library). These programs are used to avoid rewriting common code and to promote code reuse and standardization.
Examples
- Noun:
- The developer included a
library programfor sorting data to save time. - This
library programhandles all the complex mathematical calculations for the application. - To generate the graph, the main application calls a
library programfrom the graphics library.
Advanced Usage
- As a component in software architecture: A is a fundamental building block in structured programming. It is typically compiled and linked with an application's main code.
- The efficiency of the software depends heavily on the optimized
library programsit uses.
Variants and Related Words
- Program library (noun): The collection or repository itself that contains multiple .
- The new update added several utilities to the program library.
- Library routine (noun): A synonym often used interchangeably with .
- The library routine for file input/output is very reliable.
- Subroutine / Function / Module: These are general terms for blocks of code; a is a specific type of these, stored in a library.
Synonyms
- Library routine
- Library function
- Library module
Notes on Meaning
- The term is a compound noun. Its meaning is specific to computing and should not be confused with other uses of "library" (e.g., a building for books) or "program" (e.g., a television show). It exclusively denotes a software component within a program library.
Noun
- a program in a program library