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Oct 12, 2004 ... I would like to know the origins and differences between the words "iterate'' and "reiterate.'' Perhaps it is just me, but it seems that ...
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'Ball the jack'; Nazis ... Readers may send questions to Merriam-Webster column, P.O. Box 281, 47 Federal St., Springfield, Mass. 01102. Comment by clicking here. ... Could you please tell me what it means to "ball the jack''? I've heard it used in a couple of songs. Does it have anything to do with truck driving?
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So I'll get to that right now: The Point: iterate & reiterate; As my Statcounter tells me, today alone I have had five hits from individuals searching for "the difference between iterate and reiterate". FIVE. That's a lot of hits for something like that in one day.
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So I'll get to that right now: The Point: iterate & reiterate; As my Statcounter tells me, today alone I have had five hits from individuals searching for "the difference between iterate and reiterate". FIVE. That's a lot of hits for something like that in one day.
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Is reiterate correct? What does iterate mean? What does the word iterate mean? Waht is the meaning of re-iterate? What is difference between 'iterate' and reiterate?
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iterate means 'do or say something again' and reiterate is the result of the erroneous addition of a redundant prefix; iterate is used more for repeated actions like mathematical functions and reiterate tends to be used for things one says...
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I can understand a difference between iterate and reiterate, but that might actually be a mistake on my part from an understanding of the words influenced by technical uses (programming: to iterate, as in to go through a list or set of actions in order...
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For the record, my working definition of 'to iterate' is "to perform a step or sequence of steps which isble to be repeated" vs. 'to reiterate' which I've always taken to mean "to repeat a step or series of steps which one has previously undertaken." In brief the difference in my mind between iterate v.
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I have a filehandle FILE in Perl, and I want to iterate over all the lines in the file. Is there a difference between the following? ... I think Brad means the difference between the foreach and the while, not the previous comments. :) Lists are data, and arrays contain lists. – brian d foy Feb 25 at 18:31...
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