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Slang for unknown-unknown. Problems that cannot presently even be conceptualized that will steal time away from the project and wreck the schedule.
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### boss
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The person or entity that gives you tasks. In some cases this may be the public at large.
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The insertion of statements into a program on a strictly temporary basis that output information about the execution of the program for the purpose of debugging.
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The initiator of projects.
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### garbage
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Objects that are no longer needed that hold memory.
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A group of people organized for making money.
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Allocated memory that no longer has any useful meaning.
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Memory which is being taken up by objects your application no longer needs.
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### garbage collector
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An informative document that is often meant to explain or sell a product or idea to an audience different than the programmers of that product or idea.
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An informative document that is often meant to explain or sell a product or idea to an audience different than the programmers of that product or idea.

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