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input program - a utility program that organizes the input to a computer

service program, utility program, utility - (computer science) a program designed for general support of the processes of a computer; "a computer system provides utility programs to perform the tasks needed by most users"

input routine - a routine that writes from an external source to an internal store

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However, as soon as variable programs are given in input, grounding becomes EXPTIME-hard, and the produced ground program is potentially of exponential size with respect to the input program. To give an idea of that, consider the following program containing only one rule, and two facts:

Grounding and solving in answer set programming

Permeability between different materials should be further, so we will continue as the permeability coefficient for the materials despite its high permeability, is given in the input program as 5*10-5 meters per second.

Hydraulic structures engineering study of the stress--strain behavior of earth dam with limited element software of Plaxis, case study: Darian dam

BrailleTouch is a braille input program designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision.

BrailleTouch

This support usually consisted of a basic machine code input program, a simple version of Autocode, utility testing systems such as memory print, query print, tape copy, etc.

Package software programming strategy for the seventies

The user calls the tolerance input program, which assign default tolerances.

Knowledge representation database for the development of tolerances and fits in design

Its Automatic Audio Input Detection system switches to the audio input program automatically when coupled with an FM system or other audio input device.

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