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writeTo store data in memory or onto a storage medium, such as disk and tape. Every write operation in the computer implies a read operation from some other place. For example, to write a file to a disk requires reading it from somewhere else. Write is analogous to record on an audio recorder or videotape recorder. See read. write [rīt] (computer science) To transmit data from any source onto an internal storage medium. A command directing that an output operation be performed.
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The Specialty Card supply line includes 10-millimeter-thick blank business cards with writable backs, and 30-millimeter-thick blank 3-Up Key Tag cards, designed for retail, membership, and loyalty programs. Today, despite the fact that there are still multiple writable DVD formats, most DVD jukeboxes include drives t hat can write and rewrite DVD media that can be read in most DVD drives, as well as write and rewrite CD based media. Each student is assigned a writable cartridge that is put in the LeapPad when they are working. |
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