A rule, a regular formula, a simulation formula, a user-defined function, or an executable instruction in the body of a procedure.

An instruction in a programming language that represents a step in a sequence of actions or a set of declarations. In Fortran 95/90, an ampersand can be used to continue a statement from one line to another, and a semicolon can be used to separate several statements on one line. There are two main classes of statements: executable and nonexecutable.

A language construct that represents a step in a sequence of actions or a set of declarations. Statements fall into two broad classes: executable and nonexecutable.

A high-level language instruction to the computer to perform some sequence of operations.

A sequence of characters that represents an instruction or step in a program. A single statement usually, but not always, occupies one line of a program.

a COBOL instruction to the computer and consists of a valid combination of verbs and phrases

a combination of SQL clauses

a complete direction instructing the computer to carry out some task

a complete instruction asking the computer to carry out some tasks

a D instruction that ends with a semicolon

a line of code that is terminated by a semicolon

a list of words which comprise the detailed instructions from which the computer makes its decisions and performs its duties

an expression terminated by a semicolon

an instruction that the Python interpreter can execute

an instruction the interpreter has to execute

an instruction to perform one particular operation, for example add two numbers together and store the result

an instruction to the complier

an instruction written in a high-level language

an unbound SQL call to the database

a single C expression terminated with a semicolon

a single line of instruction to the computer

a specific combination of expressions terminated by a semicolon

a syntactically correct collection of tokens

a syntactically valid combination of words and symbols that begins with a COBOL verb

a task for the Perl interpreter to perform, and is delimited by the semicolon

(n.) a sequence of lexical tokens. It usually consists of a single line, but in Fortran 90 the ampersand symbol may be used to continue a statement from one line to another and the semicolon symbol may be used to separate statements within a line. In Fortran 77 any character in column 6 serves to denote continuation from the previous line. Multiple statements in the same line are not allowed in Fortran 77.

A self-contained program instruction. The instruction carries out a particular action inside the computer program. Statements in C++ always end with semicolons.

The smallest unit of source code that exists by itself. Usually statements end with a semicolon. In many cases whether specific code is a statement depends on context. In effect, source code statements are the programming equivalent of sentences in natural language and expressions are the equivalent of clauses. Just as a sentence can consist of a single clause, statements can consist of a single expression. However some C++ statements can include sub-statements. For example: if(x==3) y=4; consists of two main expressions, x==3 and y=4. However the whole is an if-statement. These statements consist of a conditional expression (x==3) and a controlled statement (y=4). This is an example of a place where the same piece of code is simultaneously both an expression and a statement that is itself part of a larger statement.

A combination of labels, data declarations, directives, or instructions that the assembler can convert into machine code.

The basic unit of a program, that specifies an action to be performed, or the nature and characteristics of the data to be processed, or information about the program itself. Statements fall into two broad classes: executable and nonexecutable.

A PL/SQL construct used for conditional, iterative, and sequential control, and for error handling. A semi-colon (;) must terminate every PL/SQL statement.

A SQL statement, and analogous to a complete sentence, as opposed to a phrase. Portions of SQL statements or commands are called expressions, predicates, or clauses. See also SQL statement.

An instruction in a program or procedure.

An instruction to carry out some action; a single step within a program.

A simple statement is an expression followed by a semicolon. (See compound statement and block).

(1) A language costruct that represents a step in a sequence of actions or a set of declarations. (2) In a program or procedure, an instruction that ends with a semicolon (;), or several instructions that are surrounded by brace brackets ({}).

A statement is an expression with a semicolon at the end. The semicolon transforms an expression into an executable statement.

One of the instructions that is handled by the computer when it runs a program.

A BASIC instruction contained in a program line.

Pascal's single unit of activity. Each statement is separated by a semicolon.

a sentence that is either true or false.

In BASIC, this is a complete "sentence" of tokens that causes BASIC to perform some meaningful task. In LIST form, statements are separated by colons.

A declarative sentence.

See Truth Statement.[ edit

a fact or assertion offered as evidence that something is true; "it was a strong argument that his hypothesis was true"

the act of affirming or asserting or stating something

a claim or assertion about a subject (where the subject may be a topic map construct)

a contradiction if there is now row of the truth table for which the expression is true

a group of words used to assert something

an assertion that can be determined to be true or false

an expression in natural language

an expression with a semi-colon at the end

an illocutionary act that has the assertive illocutionary point of saying that some state of affairs is true

an oral or written assertion or nonverbal conduct intended as an assertion

a priori just in case it is rationally unrevisable on any grounds

a priori when it expresses an a priori thought

a sentence, a diagrams, a code fragment, or some other small unit

a sentence primarily designed to convey information ( I am happy

a sentence that gives information

a sentence that is true or false in virtue of the proposition it expresses

a sentence that is used to make a claim that is capable of being true or false

a sentence which can be true or false

a sentence which unambiguously either holds true or holds false

a sentence whose primary purpose is to convey information

a sequence of sounds or body movements employed by a speaker to assert a sentence on a specific occasion

a tautology if it is true in all of the rows

a tautology if its truth table has no value "false" and a contradiction if its truth table has no value "true

a thing that is capable of being true or false

a truth only if it corresponds with the observed facts

A sentence that can be true or false. It functions to convey information. Its form, typically, includes a subject and a trait that is attributed to the subject, the logical predicate.

Description of a situation which can be either exactly true or exactly false.

A written presentation, such as of financial data. see also comparative statements, combined financial statement, consolidated financial statement, registration statement, audited financial statements, account statement, closing statement, proxy statement, monthly statement, annual mortgagor statement, cash flow statement, financial statement, convention statement, interim statement, termination statement, preliminary official statement.

This is a paper record of all your transactions for a certain period of time, typically a month. Your account activity is listed by date, and is an essential tool in balancing your checkbook or reconciling your account.

an account of someone's knowledge of a crime, taken by police as part of an investigation.

A record of account status (blue and white form) sent to patients monthly to patients to advise of the previous period's transactions and activity on the account.

The customer listings of transactions and or images.

A summary of the contents of and activity in a client's account that is sent to the customer periodically.

A summary record of completed transactions on an account, for a given period, and typically showing the balance of the account. In the case of a card account, statements are issued monthly, although with some other accounts you can select the frequency you want the statement to be produced.

Itemized listing of invoices or charges, indicating invoice numbers, invoice dates and amounts owing.

A report from your credit union that shows every withdrawal, transfer, and deposit concerning your account during a particular period, usually a month or quarter of the year.

a copy of the bank's account with you

a formal written summary of outstanding (unpaid) invoices

a formal written summary of unpaid, and sometimes paid, invoices

a list of your account activity for a predetermined range of time

a nonempty and unbranched list of items

a record of account and is not a demand for payment

A monthly or quarterly reporting of the activity on an account. Checking accounts receive statements monthly. Savings accounts that do not have regular activity receive statement quarterly.

is an information document for a customer, summarizing invoices, payments, credits, etc., for a period of time, and ending with the current balance owing.

Billing Statement showing the status of an account.

A monthly itemization of all transactions during the month. A statement may be prepared by the lender or by a client for the account debtor.

Your statement is your monthly gas bill from SEMCO Energy Gas Company. At the time of enrollment, we will begin retaining your statements on your account for up to 12 months. These will be available for viewing at any time.

a summary of all activity in an investor's account as well as the current holdings and market value of all long and short positions in the account. Statements are sent monthly for active accounts; quarterly for inactive accounts.

Summary of an account for a period of time (usually one month) showing invoices, credits and balance due. A statement is provided to a customer by a supplier.

A record of all the transactions on your account - the money going in and out and the daily balance. They are usually issued every month, every three months, every six months or every year.

The monthly bill from a credit card issuer that describes and summarizes the activity on an account. A statement includes the outstanding balance, purchases, payments, credits, finance charges and other transactions for the month.

A document from the bank or building society which shows all your recent payments into and withdrawals from your account. You should check it with your own records.

A written record prepared by a financial institution, usually once a month, listing all transactions for an account, including deposits, withdrawals, checks, electronic transfers, fees and other charges, and interest credited or earned. The statement is usually mailed to the customer.

A monthly summary which itemizes your charges and credits. It includes the minimum payment due on your account and the due date.

Summary for members of the transactions that occurred over the preceding month. A credit union statement lists all deposits and withdrawals, as well as the running account balance.

This is a paper record of your account transactions over a set period of time. At DCU, your statement will cover either one calendar month or three calendar months depending on the services you are using. Your statement is an essential tool in reconciling your account balances.

1. The periodic report of your use of your accounts at a financial institution. 2. A written record of financial information, such as money owed.

The statement, much like a traditional Bank Statement, will list the incoming and outgoing amounts made against your Account.

The papers that are sent every month from a financial institution listing all of the activities in an account for the month.

A record of activity on a customer account, generated periodically by a bank or credit card issuer.

A detailed record of transactions in a bank customer?s account(s) for a certain period, usually each month, which shows debits, credits, transfers, payroll deposits, account balance, check fees, service charges, ATM activity, etc..

A summary of circulation data made by a publication that has not been audited.

A credit card statement is the detailed record of transactions of a credit card account for each billing cycle (see Billing Cycle), which shows purchases, transfers, account balance, fees, service charges, ATM activity, etc.

A record summarising all the transactions that have occurred on your bank account (or any other account) and any fees charged or interest paid each month or each quarter. In the past, statements were on paper and mailed to customers, but most Australians now prefer to use the internet to check their accounts and print statements at home or at the office. Bank books are not often used in Australia.

A listing of all transactions made against a specific account over a specific time period.

A listing or summary, prepared by the vendor, of transactions between the vendor and the district for a stated period of time. Concludes with an open or unpaid balance. A statement may not be used in place of an invoice.

A list of all monetary transactions that occurred during a specific cycle, including balances, interest and service charge information.

A computer printout which lists all the transactions in a bank account for a period of time. Statements are usually given once a month.

a object, predicate, subject triple and reification in RDF is used to put additional information about this triple

An expression following a specified grammar that names a specific resource, a specific property (attribute), and gives the value of that property for that resource. More specifically here, an RDF statement is a statement using the RDF/XML grammar specified in this document.

a command that makes something happen

a command that stands on its own and simply does something

a command that tells a computer to do something small, as a part of doing something larger

a command that the programmer gives to the computer

a factual rendition of something that's happened in the past

a keyword that the computer uses to carry out your commands

a line of code telling the computer to do something

an assertion that something is or is not the case

an instruction to execute something

an instruction you give the FLA file to do something, such as to perform a particular action

a reserved word that causes a computer program or the operating system to do something

a sentence that tells something

a single command

a type of command that can have many details

A statement begins with a keyword that names the basic operation or command to be performed.

A command or function defined in the BASIC language.

A description that a witness gives to the police and that the police write down.

Un-sworn view or opinion offered at a public hearing, made part of the file but not subject to cross-examination.

A line or two of code in Java, terminated by a semi-colon.

A non- comment line of code (or a line of code prior to any commenting). A line of PyNGL code contains all continuations resulting from use of the "\" symbol.

a wonderful idea, we need a physical MOVEMENT

In the UK a statement of special educational needs sets out what a child's problems are and what help the educational authority will provide. Before the statement is issued there is a period of assessment (and much paper-pushing), and there are various stages to go through. It can take at least 6 months to get but until that happens less help will be available.

A Statement is a document made and maintained by a Board that is intended to protect the resources necessary to meet a child's special educational needs.  Statutory Assessment Statutory Assessment is the multi-disciplinary assessment (at Stage 4) whereby the Education and Library Board examines a child's special educational needs by means of multi-disciplinary assessment and decides whether or not to make and maintain a Statement of Special Educational Needs.

a declaration of matters of fact

a matter of fact, therefore the exact opposite of a story, which is a matter of fiction

a representation of fact

Written evidence stating facts.

A simple declaration used in connection with claims under demand guarantees

A written or recorded communication detailing the giver's understanding and knowledge of the facts or circumstances related to the subject of an investigation.

A section of code that fully expresses a single declaration or action.

A statement specifies one or more actions to be performed during the execution of a program.

an expression in a programming language that specifies a process

Statements are the basic building blocks of a C++ program. Back

An entity in a programming language which is typically the smallest indivisible unit of execution.

In computer programming a statement can be thought of as the smallest standalone element of an imperative programming language. A program is formed by a sequence of one or more statements. A statement will have internal components (eg, expressions).