# typed

Pronunciation: say "TYPT" /taɪpt/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of type. — simple past and past participle of type
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of type. Use this form for typing that already happened.
   - _The clerk typed the report before lunch and left it on my desk._
   - _Every contract was typed and filed before the office closed for the week._

## Adjective

2. Produced on a typewriter rather than handwritten.
   - Simple: Written with a typewriter, not by hand.
   - _He preferred a typed manuscript to a pile of scribbled notes._
   - _Each page of the application was typed and signed in ink at the bottom._
3. Assigned a specific data type.
   - Simple: Set to hold one kind of information, such as numbers or text.
   - _Each constant in the file is typed as a floating-point number._
   - _A typed value carries information about the operations allowed on it._
4. Of a programming language or system, having variables that are assigned data types.
   - Simple: Describing a computer language where each variable must hold one set kind of data.
   - _A statically typed language checks variable types before the program ever runs._
   - _The team debated whether the new scripting tool should be strongly typed._

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