- languages,
provide for
callbacks.
Functional languages generally support first-class functions,
which can be p****ed as
callbacks to
other functions, stored...
- Look up
callback in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Callback may
refer to:
Callback (comedy), a joke
which refers to one
previously told
Callback (computer...
-
around stand-up comedy,
regularly used
callbacks in its scripts; its use of the
strategy commonly kept the
callbacks confined to
events in the same episodes...
- Call (CTC), Web
Callbacks are not
calls generated from the
users computer, but will call any
number entered. As more
advanced Web
Callback technology is...
-
vulnerable scenework in
callbacks.
Derek is
moved by Ivy's work to make an advance, and the two
become involved. "The
Callback" was
written by
series creator...
- SMTP
callbacks. In particular,
there are many
situations where it is
either ineffective or
causes problems to the
systems that
receive the
callbacks. Some...
- Australia,
which is
primarily why
callbacks are used.
Callback is
often automated through the use of web
callback or
mobile phone applications by companies...
- In telecommunications, an
automatic callback is a
computer telephony calling feature that
permits a user, when
encountering a busy
condition or
other condition...
-
Eliminated in the
Battles Eliminated in the
Ultimate callbacks Eliminated in the
Callbacks Withdrew In the
blind auditions, the
coaches complete...
-
altering the
behavior of a web page or web
application with
custom callbacks.
These callbacks may be maintained, modified, and
managed by third-party users...
