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GCheng620 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Why "stable" release?
In an online lecture about programming,
the lecturer required us to download the newest "stable" release of the teaching software, which got me to wonder what that actually stands for?
I mean if there's stable releases, then is there "unstable" releases? What would that mean?????
SO curious!
the lecturer required us to download the newest "stable" release of the teaching software, which got me to wonder what that actually stands for?
I mean if there's stable releases, then is there "unstable" releases? What would that mean?????
SO curious!
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reliable, free of bugs, not likely to crash A beta release , by contrast, is one that is still really an unstable test-version. Clive
- reliable, free of bugs, not likely to crash A beta release , by contrast, is one that is still really an unstable test-version.
- Clive
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reliable, free of bugs, not likely to crash
A beta release, by contrast, is one that is still really an unstable test-version.
Clive
A beta release, by contrast, is one that is still really an unstable test-version.
Clive
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