Definition
Definition of systems program - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
technologyTECH. software designed to manage computer hardwareTECH.
- The systems program ensures the hardware runs efficiently.
2.
supportTECH. program that supports the operation of other softwareTECH.
- A systems program helps application software to function properly.
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technology
computer program created to damage systems or steal or misuse information
system modeling
computer program that imitates real-world systems or predicts outcomes
technology
computer program that imitates real or imagined systems for testing or training
technology
program for archiving files on Unix systems
technology
computer program used to design, test, or understand complex structures or systems
technology
ability of a program to work correctly with other programs or systems
computer software
software program that imitates a text terminal to access command-line systems
Examples of systems program in a sentence
The systems program crashed, causing a major outage. The systems program crashed unexpectedly. Updating the systems program improved performance.
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- French:programme système, ...
- German:Systemprogramm, Unterstützungsprogramm, ...
- Italian:programma di sistema, ...
- Spanish:programa de sistemas, ...
- Portuguese:programa de sistema, ...
- Chinese:系统程序, 支持程序, ...
- Japanese:システムプログラム, ...
- Arabic:بَرْنَامَج نِظَام, بَرْنَامَج دَعْم, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹכְנַת מַעֲרֶכֶת, תׇּכְנַת תַּשְׁתִּית, ...
- Russian:системная программа, служебная программа, ...
- Ukrainian:системна програма, підтримуюча програма, ...
- Hindi:सिस्टम प्रोग्राम, तंत्र प्रोग्राम, ...
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