programme or (esp N American, and computing) program /prōˈgram/

1. A paper, booklet, or the like, giving an outline of proceedings arranged for an entertainment, conference, course of study, etc, with relevant details
2. The items of such proceedings collectively
3. A plan of things to be done
4. A TV or radio presentation produced for broadcast singly or as one of a series
5. The sequence of actions to be performed by a computer in dealing with data of a certain kind
6. A sequence of encoded instructions to a computer to fulfil a task or series of actions
7. A course of instruction (by book or teaching machine) in which subject-matter is broken down into a logical sequence of short items of information, and a student can check immediately the suitability of his or her responses
8. A curriculum or course of study (esp US)
9. A public notice (obsolete Scot)

1. To provide with, enter in, etc a programme
2. To prepare a program for (a computer, etc)
3. To create a certain pattern of thought, reaction, etc in the mind of (figurative)

programmabilˈity noun (computing)

programmˈable adjective (computing)

Capable of being programmed to perform a task, calculation, etc automatically

A programmable calculator

programmatic /-grə-matˈik/ adjective

1. Of a programme
2. Of, or of the nature of, programme music

programmatˈically adverb

proˈgrammed adjective

proˈgrammer noun

1. A person who programs a computer
2. (also programme picture) a B-movie, a low-budget cinema film produced to accompany the main picture of a cinema show

proˈgramming noun

programmable read-only memory noun (computing)

A type of read-only memory which can be programmed after manufacture but is then fixed

programmed learning noun

Learning by programme (qv above)

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