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A reserved word is a word which, in some computer language, cannot be used as an identifier because it is already used for some grammatical purpose. For instance, in SQL, a user cannot be called 'group' because the word 'group' is used to indicate that an identifier refers to a group, not a user.



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David McReynolds

... political career, McReynolds ran for Congress (California) twice and for President twice. In 1958 he ran as a write-in SPA candidate and than in 1968 as a Peace An ...

 
 
 
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