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Hey,

Does anyone have a good definition of filtering that they could share here ?

I've got one but it's way too long ?

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What exact key terms are you looking for?
 

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Originally posted by chris42
what the term filtering means ?
Hmmm in terms of what? i think i heard that term in database as well.
 

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Filtering as in file filtering in word.

This is what the definition for it was :-
In computer programming, a filter is a program or section of code that is designed to examine each input or output request for certain qualifying criteria and then process or forward it accordingly.
 

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Originally posted by chris42
Filtering as in file filtering in word.

This is what the definition for it was :-
In computer programming, a filter is a program or section of code that is designed to examine each input or output request for certain qualifying criteria and then process or forward it accordingly.
In other words it's a validates inputs
 

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Hey i've got a good sheet from my teacxher that has a glossary of key terms on it and ther not to long. It covers the topics:

OH&S
Work Effectively In An I.T Environment/Communicate in the I.T Workplace
Operate Computer Hardware
Operate Computing Packages
Access the Internet and
Maintain Equipment and Consumerables

I should have it scanned and in a pdf file by tonight pm if u want it.
 

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Originally posted by Ditzy_Ezza

I should have it scanned and in a pdf file by tonight pm if u want it.

Yeah, That would be great thanks :). Can you post the url up here?
 

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1) A program that accepts a certain type of data as input, transforms it in some manner, and then outputs the transformed data. For example, a program that sorts names is a filter because it accepts the names in unsorted order, sorts them, and then outputs the sorted names.
Utilities that allow you to import or export data are also sometimes called filters.

2) A pattern through which data is passed. Only data that matches the pattern is allowed to pass through the filter.

(3) In paint programs and image editors, a filter is an effect that can be applied to a bit map. Some filters mimic conventional photographic filters, but many transform images in unusual ways. A pointillism filter, for example, can make a digitized photograph look like a pointillistic painting.
 

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Originally posted by chris42
Yeah, That would be great thanks :). Can you post the url up here?
Sorry it took my longer then expected i had to seperate the file into to parts so here they are they only be up there for the next 72 hours, if theres any problems pm me.

sorry people the link is wonrg i'll have a new one up here soon promise just need to do some outsourcing now who can tell me what that means? lol if u desperately want it pm me and i'll email it
 
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Originally posted by Andrew_Blackwel
du u mind if i post these on my site as well
Well sure Andrew i'm sure Erin doesn't mind, but could you not direct link it because the ftp isn't mine and it's a friends so yeah....
 

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