1) Big 2) Computershortcut 3) Large 4) Worldwide
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1) Camera lens for close-ups 2) Certain computer instruction 3) Certain computer shortcut 4) Certain econ class 5) Certain lens 6) Certain shortcut 7) Close-up lens 8) Computer aid 9) Computer command 10) Computer keystroke-saver 11) Computer program shortcut 12) Computer shortcut 13) Computer timesaver
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[computer science] A macro (short for `macroinstruction`, from Greek μακρο- `long`) in computer science is a rule or pattern that specifies how a certain input sequence (often a sequence of characters) should be mapped to a replacement output sequence (also often a sequence of characters) according to a defined procedure. The mapping p...
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A macro is a series of instructions designed to simplify repetitive tasks within a program such as Microsoft Word, Excel, or Access. Macros execute when a user opens the associated file. Microsoft's latest macro programming language is simple to use, powerful, and not limited to Word documents. Macros are in mini-programs and can be infected by vir...
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A command that performs a sequence of commands. These can perform a set of commonly performed actions such as logging on to the internet.
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Economy management skill
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Relevant terms: accelerator principle, active measures, asset-pricing function, attractor, balance of payments, balanced growth, basin of attraction, basket, Bellman equation, Beveridge curve, business cycle frequency, capital, capital consumption, capital deepening, capital-augmenting, catch-up, CCAPM, central bank, certainty equivalence principle...
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A series of instructions that would normally be issued one at a time on the keyboard to control a program. A macro facility allows them to be stored and issued automatically by a single keystroke.
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In a computer, a single instruction which results in a complete series of more detailed instructions being put into effect
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Prefix (Greek) meaning 'large'.
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A macro is a sequence of computer instructions generated by a special piece of software called a
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An advanced lens-focusing technology that enables perfectly focused close-up photographs of small and detailed subjects.
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facility for character substitution; doesn't obey C++ scope or type rules. C++ provides alternatives to most uses of macros; see template, inline, const, and namespace. Don't use macros unless you absolutely have to. TC++PL 7.8, D&E 2.9.2, 4.4, 18.
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[
adj] - (combining form) very large in scale or scope or capability 2. [n] - a single computer instruction that results in a series of instructions in machine language
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macro 1. Of great size; large. 2. Large in scope or extent; large-scale: 'a macro analysis of many reports'.
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adjective very large in scale or scope or capability
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In computer programming, a new command created by combining a number of existing ones. For example, a word-processing macro might create a letterhead or fax cover sheet, inserting words, fonts, and logos with a single keystroke or mouse click. Macros are also useful to automate repetitive tasks – for example, users can write a macro to sea...
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