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EOL

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(1) (End Of Line) A character that signals the end of the current line of text or commands.

(2) (End Of Life) Refers to the planned demise of a hardware or software product due to its natural evolution from utility to obsolescence. When a product reaches end of life status and is no longer being sold, there is typically a published schedule for support for some period of time after that.

1.EOL - End Of Line.
2.EOL - Expression Oriented Language. A low-level language for strings. Versions: EOL-1, EOL-2, EOL-3. ["EOL - A Symbol Manipulation Language", L. Lukaszewicz, Computer J 10(1):53 (May 1967)].
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