Computing vs Nonmainframe - What's the difference?
computing | nonmainframe |
(literally) The process or act of calculation
Action of using (a) computer(s).
The study, field of computers and computer programming.
Not of or pertaining to mainframe computing.
*{{quote-news, year=2008, date=February 26, author=Steve Lohr, title=I.B.M. to Introduce a Notably Improved Mainframe, work=New York Times
, passage=But the significance of the new machine, analysts say, is that it is a big step in a broad campaign by I.B.M. to make the mainframe computer a high-performance, energy-efficient engine for running all kinds of nonmainframe software. }}
As a verb computing
is .As a noun computing
is (literally) the process or act of calculation.As an adjective nonmainframe is
not of or pertaining to mainframe computing.computing
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(head)Noun
(-)- ''This course will cover several major fields of computing .
See also
* computer-aided design * computer graphics * computer language * computer sciencenonmainframe
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