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| A '''boot''' is: | A '''boot''' is: | ||
| * a type of ] such as ]. | * a type of ] such as a ]. | ||
| * a sequence of starting computers. See ]. | * a sequence of starting computers (short for '']''). See ]. | ||
| * shorthand for ]. | |||
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A boot is:
- a type of footwear such as a Wellington boot.
- a sequence of starting computers (short for bootstrap). See booting.
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