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Keywords: Ask, Question, Waits, Login, Respond
A user defined question asked when a query is run, whose result is used in the query. For example, a query could be set up to prompt the user for a student ID, then look up data for that student.
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A short statement or question on a test that gives students a subject about which to respond in writing.
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A brief message printed or displayed by a program or an operating system, asking you to provide input.
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A question or statement that elicits a teacher candidate’s response within the performance tasks.
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a question asked, to inspire an essay, short story, article, or in this case, a journal
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a question or information spoken by a speech application
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A recorded instruction, statement, or question in the Cisco Unity conversation.
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A question or message from the computer requiring your response.
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a short statement or question that provides students a purpose for writing; also used in areas other than writing.
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A message played to a caller that asks the caller for a response. A prompt may present a choice of selections in a menu or ask for an open response.
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A speech system's audio output. Prompts are used for asking questions, presenting options, giving direction or conveying information.
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When the host system asks you to do something and waits for you to respond. For example, if you see "login:" it means type your user name.
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How a program asks you for information: by printing a short string like Delete afile? to the terminal and waiting for a response. See also shell prompt.
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When the computer asks you to do something and waits for you to respond. For example, if you see login: or log on: the computer is waiting for you to type in your user name.
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