Run-time Definition

runtime, runtimes
noun

(computing) The time during which a program is executing.

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(media) The length of a film, television program or audio track in minutes, usually with end credits included.

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Time during which a program is running a process.

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adjective
(computing) Of, relating to, or happening during run time.
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Other Word Forms of Run-time

Noun

Singular:
run-time
Plural:
run-times

Origin of Run-time

Run-time Sentence Examples

  • On systems that don't support symbolic links, produces a fatal error at run time.

  • We can obviously use clauses 12-18 at run-time to veto a suggestion to use the antibiotic gentamicin in plan _ 1256.

  • It also seems that the need for client-side shims, or some form of run-time on the client side, cannot be eliminated.

  • I was pleasantly pleased with the graphics and run-time of Coded Arms.

  • Although full-length Sesame Street episodes are not a regular feature on the Noggin lineup of shows, Play With Me Sesame is a regular show and is billed as an interactive Sesame Street program with a run time of thirty minutes.

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