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Control-C

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In command-line environments

13 related topics

In graphical environments

10 related topics

Overview

7 related topics

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In graphical environments

In command-line environments

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Map overview Semantic statistics

Control-C

Nodes34
Edges33
Triples18
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.058824
Components1

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Control-C

Top relations

related to In command-line environments · 17
Control-C → Control, CP/M, Ctrl, Digital Equipment, DOS, If, In POSIX, Its, Later, Shift, SIGINT, This, TOPS-10, TOPS-20, Typically, Unix, Windows
is a · 1
Control-C → common computer command

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Important terminology

control used graphical command environments copy user systems interface windows command-line macintosh ctrl abort keyboard program common bottom key text

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Control-Cis acommon computer command0.90text
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsControl0.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsDigital Equipment0.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsTOPS-100.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsTOPS-200.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsIts0.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsUnix0.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsLater0.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsCP/M0.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsDOS0.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsWindows0.60section
Control-Crelated to In command-line environmentsIn POSIX0.60section

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