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Petusek Posted 14 years ago
Science & IT
"load" vs. "read"
Hello,
I'm looking for the right verb to be used in the following:
"...It can be used to select the goods, or alternatively to load them using the bar code, and the quantity..." (load doesn't mean physically here, of course)
I'll be thankful for any help.
Best wishes,
P.
I'm looking for the right verb to be used in the following:
"...It can be used to select the goods, or alternatively to load them using the bar code, and the quantity..." (load doesn't mean physically here, of course)
I'll be thankful for any help.
Best wishes,
P.
Top answer
"load" means to "read into memory (from the hard disc, CD etc). If your data are already in memory, use "read".
- "load" means to "read into memory (from the hard disc, CD etc).
- If your data are already in memory, use "read".
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"load" means to "read into memory (from the hard disc, CD etc). If your data are already in memory, use "read".
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