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ExecutableA computer program which is able to perform tasks when asked to do so. All software which runs off your computer hard drive will contain an EXE file.
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ExecutableDefinition A program that is a binary file or a script, like a batch file, that has the ability to be run as a program.
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Executablecommon filename extension denoting an executable file (a program) in the DOS, OpenVMS, Microsoft Windows, Symbian, and OS/2 operating systems.
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ExecutableThis describes a program which has been converted (compiled) into binary machine code. If you double-click on an executable program name in Windows Explorer, it will immediately execute itself - i.e. [..]
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ExecutableA program prepared for execution. It may refer to the class file JVM (Java Virtual Machine) byte codes, but more frequently it would refer to machine language in an exe file prepared with a native com [..]
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Executable(adj) capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are
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ExecutableAnything that can "run" on a computer. Contrast: Newbies often don't understand the difference between executables and normal files. For example, they don't understand the dif [..]
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ExecutableA file that contains a set of code written to run/create a program. Most of the viruses are attached with the .exe setup files, and researchers say that most of the users get infected when they execut [..]
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ExecutableAn executable refers to a file containing instructions and data meant for performing a sequence of tasks on a computer. The contents of the executable file must be interpreted by an operating system t [..]
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ExecutableA computer file derived from source code and responsible for software operation.
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ExecutableAnother name for object code that is ready to be executed.
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Executable; see executable program
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ExecutableAnother name for object code that is ready to be executed.
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