C Unix Abbreviation

C has various meanings in the Unix category. Discover the full forms, definitions, and usage contexts of C in Unix.

Center

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A pointed hand tool made of hardened steel and shaped somewhat like a pencil. Or An enduring functional organization, with a supporting staff, designed to perform a joint function within a joint force commander's headquarters. Or To align characters around a point located in the middle of a line, page, or other defined area; in effect, to place text an equal distance from each margin or border.

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Century

A bicycle ride of 100 miles (160.9 km).

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Close

To end an application’s relationship with an open file so that the application will no longer be able to access the file without opening it agai To end a com-puter’s connection with another computer on a network. Or An FTP command that instructs the client to close the current connection with a server or To end an activity and remove that window from the display.or To end processing by ending the connection between the file and a program.

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Commercial

Kerosene-type jet fuel intended for use in commercial aircraft.

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Copy

Many software programs allow you to copy data, such as text in Microsoft Word or an image in Adobe Photoshop. To copy a piece of data, you need to first select it (or highlight it) and choose "Copy" from the Edit menu within the program. Most programs allow you to use the keyboard shortcut "Control-C" for Windows or "Command-C" for the Mac OS. When you copy a piece of data, it is moved to a buffer in the system's memory called the "Clipboard."

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Cell

A electric charged body used to transfer the electrons stored in it or A group of negative and positive plates capable of producing 2.1 V. A small, fixed-size data unit; also, in cellular telephony, a geographical area served by a cell office. A logical grouping of users, computers, data, and other resources that share either a common purpose or a common level of trust. One or more processes that each host runtime components.

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