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Appendable Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

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appendable

[ษ™หˆpendษ™bษ™l ]

Definition

Context #1 | Adjective

programming

Capable of being appended to something, especially a data structure or file.

Synonyms

addable, attachable, joinable.

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Word Description / Examples
appendable

Used mostly in programming or technical contexts to describe data or files that can be added to an existing structure.

  • The log file is appendable, so new entries can be added to it.
  • This array is appendable, meaning more elements can be included.
addable

Used in general contexts to describe something that can be added to another item or group.

  • The extra feature is addable for a small fee.
  • The toppings are addable to any pizza.
attachable

Used when describing objects or items that can be physically connected or attached to something else.

  • These accessories are attachable to the main device.
  • The leash is attachable to the dog's collar.
joinable

Mostly used to describe groups or communities that one can become a member of, or objects that can be connected together.

  • The club is joinable for all students.
  • These Lego pieces are joinable, allowing for creative constructions.

Examples of usage

  • The appendable function allows you to add new elements to the end of the list.
  • This file format is not appendable, so you cannot simply add more data to it.

Translations

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Origin of 'appendable'

The word 'appendable' is derived from the verb 'append,' which comes from Latin 'appendere,' meaning 'to hang onto.' Its usage in programming contexts gained prominence with the development of data structures and file handling operations, where the ability to add new content at the end is essential for efficiency and flexibility.

See also: append, appendage, appended, appendix.