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jump(1) In a low-level programming language, a statement that directs the computer to go to some other part of the program. See branch and jumpword. jump 1. Sport any of several contests involving a jump 2. Draughts a move that captures an opponent's piece by jumping over it 3. Films a. a break in continuity in the normal sequence of shots b. (as modifier): a jump cut 4. Computing another name for branch jump [jəmp] (computer science) A transfer of control which terminates one sequence of instructions and begins another sequence at a different location. Also known as branch; transfer.
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| A star from one of the country's most respected IP firms jumping ship to grow a practice elsewhere - and taking much of his highly-coveted client portfolio with him--is a big deal in the market. Alabama Christian Coalition leader John Giles announced that his chapter is jumping ship. As the ongoing saga of Enron continues to unfold, board members are jumping ship. |
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