Problem file/dataset, etc. or problematic file/dataset,etc.
Hi there,
Example. If I encounter a video/audio/whatever file that I can't open with an appropriate video/audio/etc. player/software, would it be correct to call such "dataset" a PROBLEMATIC file? or shall I say PROBLEM file?
The Google books NGRAM viewer reports the combination "problem file" is used much more frequently than "problematic file" but I am afraid there can be some nuances that I am just missing?
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Techno jargon is to speak of a corrupted file. com/hc/en-us/articles/207114508-What-is-a-Corrupted-File - Clive
- Techno jargon is to speak of a corrupted file.
- com/hc/en-us/articles/207114508-What-is-a-Corrupted-File - Clive
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Techno jargon is to speak of a corrupted file.
https://support.intego.com/hc/en-us/articles/207114508-What-is-a-Corrupted-File-
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