String: meaning, definitions and examples
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string
[ strɪŋ ]
data processing
A sequence of characters or symbols used as data
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The program reads the input as a string of characters
- The password must be a combination of letters and numbers
Translations
Translations of the word "string" in other languages:
🇵🇹 corda
- fio
- sequência
🇮🇳 तार
- डोरी
- स्ट्रिंग
🇩🇪 Schnur
- Faden
- Zeichenkette
🇮🇩 tali
- benang
- string
🇺🇦 нитка
- мотузка
- рядок
🇵🇱 sznurek
- nić
- ciąg
🇯🇵 ひも
- 糸
- 文字列
🇫🇷 ficelle
- fil
- chaîne
🇪🇸 cuerda
- hilo
- cadena
🇹🇷 ip
- dizi
- string
🇰🇷 끈
- 실
- 문자열
🇸🇦 خيط
- وتر
- سلسلة
🇨🇿 provázek
- nit
- řetězec
🇸🇰 šnúra
- niť
- reťazec
🇨🇳 绳子
- 线
- 字符串
🇸🇮 vrvica
- nit
- niz
🇮🇸 strengur
- þráður
- strengur
🇰🇿 жіп
- арқан
- қатар
🇬🇪 ხაზი
- ძაფი
- სიმები
🇦🇿 ip
- sap
- sətir
🇲🇽 cuerda
- hilo
- cadena
Etymology
The word 'string' has its origin in the Old English word 'streng', which referred to a cord, wire, or thread. Over time, it evolved to also denote a sequence of characters or symbols used as data in computing. The musical sense of 'string' comes from the strings of instruments like violins and guitars. The verb form 'string' developed from the idea of tying or attaching things together with a cord or thread.
See also: astringent, stringent, strings, substring.
Word Frequency Rank
Ranking #3,835, this word is part of upper-intermediate vocabulary. While not among the most basic terms, it appears often enough to be valuable for advanced communication.
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