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| J | Javascript :
A scripting language invented by Netscape for use on the Internet. It takes some syntax after JAVA and C, but has its own different style of doing everything. Most often used client-side for simple effects.
Jumper :
A plastic connector used with hardware to set specific settings for operation. Early, non plug-and-play devices used jumpers to assign the device IRQs.
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