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- noun Abbreviation of
number .
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I prefer "nbr" to "num" since it is used as a common abbreviation in several European languages and the combination of similar shaped letters in "_num" are visually confusing.
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Defining Objects function Counter (num) {this. num = num | | 0 this. increment = function () {this. num++} this. decrement = function () {this. num --} this. add = function (otherNum) {this. num + = otherNum}} While this is simple, it is inefficient as the functions are defined every time a Counter object is created.
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Khánum is the affix to the Moghul or Tartar nobility, the men assuming a double designation e.g. Mirza Abdallah Beg.
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Her name was Rita Perry, her call number was 202.
Hard Truth Barr, Nevada 2005
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We define 3 input controls, first two of wich have class = 'num' - so we can easily find them with jQuery and button is provided to refresh the panel
The Code Project Latest Articles gstolarov 2009
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I have stored value of number in variable called num
ASP.NET Forums 2009
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Characters used to represent numbers are called num - ber-symbols.
Considerations on the measures carrying on with respect to the British colonies in North America 1774
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“The indicators that served as benchmarks in the past, such as number of volumes and number of journal subscriptions, are no longer sufficient because of the more expansive role that the contemporary library has assumed” (Weiner, 2005).
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In addition, this clause defines an array named 'num' and assigns the appropriate member 'probefunc' (executed system call's function) the namber of times these particular functions have been called (count ()).
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Which means you could iterate over the array from 1 to 'num'.
bilby commented on the word num
"'You won't want another drink?' Morse had asked of Lewis, as if the question were introduced by num, the Latin interrogative particle expecting the answer 'no'."
- Colin Dexter, 'The Way Through The Woods'.
November 1, 2008