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data-driven programming

data-driven programming noun: a programming paradigm where data, rather than explicit control flow logic, guides a program's behavior.

Noun

data-driven programming (uncountable)

  1. A programming paradigm where data, rather than explicit control flow logic, guides a program's behavior.

Questions about data-driven programming

What does data-driven programming mean?
Data-driven programming means a programming paradigm where data, rather than explicit control flow logic, guides a program's behavior.
What part of speech is data-driven programming?
Data-driven programming is a noun.

Words near data-driven programming in the dictionary

  1. data wrangling
  2. data-base
  3. data-bases
  4. data-bound
  5. data-driven
  6. data-driven programming
  7. data-mining
  8. data-oriented
  9. data-phobe
  10. data-phobes
  11. data-phobic

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