Definition
Definition of programming time - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
software developmentTECH. time spent writing or editing computer code for a projectTECH.
- We expected the feature to need three days of programming time.
2.
broadcastingRare US time period scheduled for broadcast shows or other planned media contentRare US
- The station increased children’s programming time on weekday mornings.
Terms with programming time included in their meaning
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broadcasting time
time slot for television or radio programming that is late at night
technology
programming language for scalable real-time systems
broadcasting
programming time a network controls on affiliates
technology
programming language for automating tasks in a run-time environment
technology
in programming, determined at compile time
Examples of programming time in a sentence
Most of my programming time this week went into refactoring old modules. Programming time for live sports was extended after the team reached the finals. The network reserved prime-time programming time for the new drama series.
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- French:temps de programmation, temps d'antenne, ...
- German:Programmierzeit, Sendezeit, ...
- Italian:tempo di programmazione, fascia oraria di programmazione, ...
- Spanish:tiempo de programación, franja de programación, ...
- Portuguese:tempo de programação, tempo de antena, ...
- Chinese:编程时间, 节目时间, ...
- Japanese:プログラミング時間, 放送枠, ...
- Arabic:وَقتُ بَرمَجَة, وَقْت البَرَامِج, ...
- Hebrew:זְמַן תִּכְנוּת, זְמַן שִׁדּוּר, ...
- Russian:время программирования, эфирное время, ...
- Ukrainian:час програмування, час мовлення, ...
- Hindi:प्रोग्रामिंग समय, कार्यक्रम प्रसारण समय, ...
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