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What do common software and computing acronyms from DRY through JDK mean?
"DRY means Don’t Repeat Yourself (292). EB means Exabyte. ECMA means European Computer Manufacturers Association. EDI means Electronic Data Interchange. EOF means End Of File (184). FIFO means First-In First-Out. FOSS means Free and Open Source Software. FUD means Fear Uncertainty Doubt. GB means Gigabyte. GCC means GNU Compiler Collection. GDB means GNU Debugger. GIF means Graphics Interchange Format. GIGO means Garbage-In Garbage-Out. GIMP means GNU Image Manipulation Program. GIS means Geographic Information System. GNU means GNU’s Not Unix! (49, 324). GUI means Graphical User Interface (42, 144, 366). HTML means HyperText Markup Language (181, 184, 497, 565). IDE means Integrated Development Environment (7, 21, 46, 49, 258, 385, 390, 471, 502). IEC means International Electrotechnical Commission (26, 253). IEEE means Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (26, 260, 306, 503). IP means Internet Protocol (201). ISO means International Organization for Standardization (253, 343). JDBC means Java Database Connectivity. JDK means Java Development Kit (383, 385, 388, 427, 431, 436, 449, 458, 487)."
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