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(redirected from prepubescence)

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child

(1) In database management, the data that is dependent on its parent. See parent-child.

(2) A component that is subordinate to a higher-level component. See child menu, child program and child window.

child [chīld]
(computer science)
An element that follows a given element in a data structure.
In object-oriented programming, a subclass.
child - daughter


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