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Floppy
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1.(programming, tool)Floppy - A Fortran coding convention checker. A later version can generate HTML.

See also Flow.

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2.floppy - floppy disk


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The thing about the new drives that has the industry so excited is that they can use the cheap old 3-1/2-inch floppies - which average about 50 cents each - just as easily as they can use the significantly more expensive newfangled floppies, which will be sold at an initial retail price of $19.
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The most popular application by far is word processing, and floppies are an ideal transportable medium for transferring documents from one computer to another.
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