static arguments
[/ˈstætɪk ˈɑːrɡjuːmənts/]
nounpl: static arguments
argumentos estáticos
1. In programming and computer science, arguments whose values are fixed and do not change during program execution; parameters that remain constant throughout the runtime of a function or method.
The function uses static arguments to configure its behavior at compile time.
A função utiliza argumentos estáticos para configurar seu comportamento no tempo de compilação.
2. In rhetoric and debate, arguments that remain unchanged and are repeatedly used without adaptation to different contexts or audiences.
The politician relied on static arguments that didn't address the evolving concerns of voters.
O político apoiava-se em argumentos estáticos que não abordavam as preocupações em evolução dos eleitores.
3. In mathematics and formal logic, fixed premises or propositions that serve as the foundation for logical reasoning.
The theorem was proven using static arguments from set theory.
O teorema foi provado usando argumentos estáticos da teoria dos conjuntos.
This term is primarily used in technical and academic contexts in both English-speaking countries and Brazil. In American tech culture, 'static arguments' is commonly discussed in programming courses and software development practices, while in Brazilian tech communities, the term 'argumentos estáticos' is equally prevalent in university computer science programs and IT professional environments.
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