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header in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Header may
refer to:
Header (computing),
supplemental data at the
beginning of a data
block E-mail
header HTTP...
- In
typography and word processing, a page
header (or
simply header) is text that is
separated from the body text and
appears at the top of a
printed page...
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header. Each
email message has a
header (the "
header section" of the message,
according to the specification),
comprising a
number of
fields ("
header...
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precompiled headers may
significantly reduce compilation time,
especially when
applied to
large header files,
header files that
include many
other header files...
- An IP
header is
header information at the
beginning of an
Internet Protocol (IP) packet. An IP
packet is the
smallest message entity exchanged via the...
- In
information technology,
header refers to
supplemental data
placed at the
beginning of a
block of data
being stored or transmitted. In data transmission...
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using a
pseudo header that
contains some of the same
information from the real IPv4
header.: 2 The
pseudo header is not the real IPv4
header used to send...
- HTTP
header fields are a list of
strings sent and
received by both the
client program and
server on
every HTTP
request and response.
These headers are...
- unauthenticated) IPv4
header fields are DSCP/ToS, ECN, Flags,
Fragment Offset, TTL and
Header Checksum. In IPv6, the AH
protects most of the IPv6 base
header, AH itself...
- Look up doubleheader or double-
header in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Doubleheader or
double header may
refer to:
Doubleheader (baseball), two baseball...
