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I/O

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I/O
abbr.
input/output
I/O
abbreviation for
(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) input/output
Translations
I/O
A. ABBR (Comput) =input/output → E/S
B. CPD I/O error N → error m de E/S
I/O abbr (=input/output) → E/S(= entrée/sortie)
I/O abbr (Comput) =input/output → I/O
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