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alphanumeric (ăl'fən mĕr`ĭk) or alphameric (ăl'fəmĕr`ĭk), the set of letters and numbers. When used in reference to computer computer, device capable of performing a series of arithmetic or logical operations. A computer is distinguished from a calculating machine, such as an electronic calculator , by being able to store a computer program (so that it can repeat its operations and make..... Click the link for more information. input and output, the set usually is expanded to include the upper- and lower-case alphabetic characters (A–Z, a–z), the numeric characters (0–9), and special characters (such as the symbols $, #, and @, mathematical symbols, and punctuation marks). While typically the phrase "alphabetic characters" means only English letters, an alphanumeric character set may also include letters from other languages that also use the Roman alphabet, such as an e with an acute accent (é) or a c with a cedilla (ç). alphanumericThe use of alphabetic letters mixed with numbers and special characters as in name, address, city and state. The text you're reading is alphanumeric. See alphanumerish. alphanumeric, alphameric (of a character set, code, or file of data) consisting of alphabetical and numerical symbols
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| It is part of the ASCII code, the international
standard for alphanumerical symbols on computer keyboards. The
numbers on the sundial on instrument B, he tells us, are highly stylized
but these "forms are completely outside the Islamic tradition of
representing the Arabic or Persian numerals and they are also unrelated
to Arabic alphanumerical (abjad) notation found on the longitude and
latitude scales of world-maps A and B. Even
with a minimum downtime for upgrades or repairs, a unique feature of KAI
is that it does not require physicians to memorize alphanumerical codes
for entering patient information, reviewing notes or any other of its
functions. |
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