programming

UK
/ˈprəʊɡræmɪŋ/
US
/ˈproʊɡræmɪŋ/
programmingnoun
Translations
programmationInformatique.
After months of intensive programming, the development team released the new operating system.
Après des mois de programmation intensive, l’équipe de développement a lancé le nouveau système d’exploitation.
programmationAudiovisuel ; emploi courant pour l’organisation des programmes de radio ou de télévision.
The programming for the new TV channel includes a mix of news, documentaries, and entertainment shows.
La programmation de la nouvelle chaîne de télévision comprend un mélange d’informations, de documentaires et d’émissions de divertissement.
Definitions
The process of designing, writing, testing, and maintaining executable computer software to accomplish a specific result or perform a particular task.
After months of intensive programming, the development team released the new operating system.
The action or process of scheduling something, especially radio or television programs.
The programming for the new TV channel includes a mix of news, documentaries, and entertainment shows.
Synonyms
software development
computer programming
application development
system programming
program design
programmingadjective
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/ˈprəʊɡræmɪŋ/
US
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Used attributively to describe things related to computer coding or broadcast scheduling (e.g., "programming language", "programming decisions").
Translations
de programmationAudiovisuel ; relatif à la grille des programmes.
The network’s programming schedule was adjusted to include more live sports.
La grille de programmation du réseau a été modifiée pour inclure davantage de sports en direct.
de programmationInformatique.
She enrolled in a programming course to improve her coding skills.
Elle s’est inscrite à un cours de programmation pour améliorer ses compétences en codage.
Definitions
Relating to or involved with the writing of computer programs.
She enrolled in a programming course to improve her coding skills.
Relating to the arranging or scheduling of broadcast content such as television or radio shows.
The network’s programming schedule was adjusted to include more live sports.
programnoun
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A planned series of future events, items, or performances.
The concert program included works by Beethoven and Mozart.
A set of related measures or activities with a particular long-term aim.
The government launched a new program to improve public health.
A sheet or booklet giving details of items or performers at an event or performance.
She picked up a program at the entrance to see the lineup for the play.
A series of coded software instructions to control the operation of a computer or other machine.
The software engineer wrote a program to automate the data analysis process.
A broadcast item on television or radio.
What program is on after the news?
programingnoun

programming

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She spent the weekend focused on programing to complete her software project.
Elle a passé le week-end à se consacrer à la programmation pour terminer son projet logiciel.
Definitions
The process of writing computer programs.
She spent the weekend focused on programing to complete her software project.
The activity or process of planning or scheduling a series of events, items, or performances.
The festival's programing included workshops, concerts, and film screenings.
programmeverb

programming

ing-form

programmed
Past Simple
programmed
Past Participle
programming
ing-form
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/ˈprəʊɡræm/
US
/ˈproʊɡræm/
Translations
The team will programme the conference to ensure all speakers have enough time.
L’équipe va programmer la conférence pour que tous les intervenants aient suffisamment de temps.
Definitions
To arrange or schedule an event or activity.
The team will programme the conference to ensure all speakers have enough time.
To write or create a set of instructions for a computer to follow.
She learned how to programme the software to automate the data entry process.
To condition or train someone or something to behave in a certain way.
The coach tried to programme the athletes to react instinctively during the game.
programverb

programming

ing-form

programmed
Past Simple
programmed
Past Participle
programming
ing-form
UK
/ˈprəʊɡræm/
US
/ˈproʊɡræm/
Translations
programmerInformatique.
She learned to program in Python to develop her own mobile app.
Elle a appris à programmer en Python pour développer sa propre application mobile.
programmerÉtablir le déroulement d’un ensemble d’événements ou d’activités.
The event coordinator will program the conference sessions for next month.
Le coordinateur de l’événement programmera les sessions de la conférence pour le mois prochain.
Additional translations
conditionnerSens figuré.
réglerAppareils et dispositifs.
Definitions
To write computer code to create a software application or system.
She learned to program in Python to develop her own mobile app.
To schedule or arrange a series of events or activities.
The event coordinator will program the conference sessions for next month.
To input or set instructions into a machine or device to perform a specific task.
He programmed the thermostat to lower the temperature at night.
To train or condition a person or animal to think or behave in a predetermined way.
The experiment showed how easily people could be programmed to follow orders.
programmenoun
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A planned series of events or activities designed to achieve a specific purpose.
The university has launched a new programme to support student entrepreneurs.
A broadcast show on television or radio.
I never miss my favorite programme on Sunday evenings.
A booklet or printed document that provides information about a performance or event.
The theatre handed out a programme to each guest as they entered.
A set of coded instructions that a computer can execute to perform a specific task (chiefly a less common British spelling of computer program).
Some manuals still use the spelling "programme" when referring to a computer programme written in BASIC.
programadjective
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Relating to or associated with a particular program or programming activity.
The program budget was larger than expected.
programmeadjective
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Relating to or intended for a particular programme.
The festival received additional programme funding this year.
programingadjective
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Relating to the activity of writing computer programs.
She took a course to improve her programing skills.