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Error message

In computing, an error message is a relatively short text message that describes a problematic situation. An error message generally indicates that an operation failed and may imply if not direct the user to a corrective action.

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Error message

Nodes83
Edges82
Triples73
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.024096
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related to Fail pets · 50
Error message → Adventure Time, Apple System, Ars Technica, Asian, Between, BMO, Broken, Cheese, Chrome, Chuck, Cloud, Domo, Dr, Error Mascots, Facebook, Fail, Fail Pet, Fail Pets, Fail Whale, Giga
related to External links · 7
Error message → Archived, Avoid, Cooper Journal, List Apart, Oops, UX Matters, Wayback Machine
related to Content · 4
Error message → Even, For, Some, The
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Error message → classification of information reported by software, relatively short text message that describes a problematic situation
related to Common errors · 2
Error message → The, When
related to Presentation · 1
Error message → While
related to Specific error messages · 1
Error message → Notable

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Error messageis arelatively short text message that describes a problematic situation0.90text
Error messageis aclassification of information reported by software0.90text
an indicator light or a numeric display which may require the user to consult documentation to interpret the error.An error message can be reported in a variety of waysinstance ofA more abstract representation of an error is sometimes used instead of a message0.80text
VirtualBox. lp0 on fireA Unix warning that the printer may beinstance ofalso adopted by more recent products0.80text
Twitterinstance ofFail petsWith the rise of Web 2.0 services0.80text
end-user facing error messages such as HTTP 404instance ofFail petsWith the rise of Web 2.0 services0.80text
HTTP 500 started to be displayed with whimsical charactersinstance ofFail petsWith the rise of Web 2.0 services0.80text
termed Fail Pets or Error Mascotsinstance ofFail petsWith the rise of Web 2.0 services0.80text
Error messagerelated to Common errorsThe0.60section
Error messagerelated to Common errorsWhen0.60section
Error messagerelated to ContentThe0.60section
Error messagerelated to ContentSome0.60section

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