State Vs Status
State vs. Status: What's the Difference? (Helpful Examples) - Grammarhow
State vs. Status: What’s the Difference? “State” and “Status” have very similar meanings, both relating to the condition of something (or someone). The difference is “State” seems more connected to the item’s attributions as a being, while “Status” refers to the situation at a given moment, as if in a temporary condition.
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The short answer is that status defines (by selecting a value from a list of predefined names) one aspect or characteristic of some entity at some point of time, while state defines the entity as a whole including all statuses Share Improve this answer edited Jan 3, 2018 at 11:28 answered Jan 3, 2018 at 11:21 mmonem 467 1 5 14
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What is the difference between status and state? | WikiDiff
Status is a related term of state. As nouns the difference between status and state is that status is a person’s condition, position or standing relative to that of others while state is any sovereign polity a government. As a verb state is to declare to be a fact. Other Comparisons: What's the difference? States vs Status Nonstates vs Nonstatus
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Naming conventions: "State" versus "Status" - Stack Overflow
State generally refers to the entire state of an entity - all its values and relationships at a particular point in time (usually, current) Status is more of a time-point, say, where something is at in a process or workflow - is it dirty (therefore requiring saving), is it complete, is it pending input, etc I hope that helps you in your decision.
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"state" vs "status" | WordReference Forums
Ok, I'll tell you my two cents: a state is any condition which is durable or lasting (Zustand, Istzustand) whereas a status is a classification of state among several well-defined possibilities. An immigrant's status is either legal or illegal, and if he is the latter, he may be in an anxious emotional state. P pcc7510 New Member
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What is the difference between "status" and "state" ? "status" vs ...
Synonym for status The word "status" comes from the word "state". But "state" means physical or mental condition. For example, "A liquid or solid state." But "status" speaks of a situation. I will now say an example. 1. What is the current state of the project? 2. What is the current status of the project? Answer: 1. The project is ongoing. 2. The project is halfway done. As you can see the ...
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State vs. Status | the difference - CompareWords
Stately. (a.) Belonging to the state, or body politic; public. (v. t.) To set; to settle; to establish. (v. t.) To express the particulars of; to set down in detail or in gross; to represent fully in words; to narrate; to recite; as, to state the facts of a case, one's opinion, etc. (n.) A statement; also, a document containing a statement.
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"state" or "status"? When should a variable name contain the word ...
status is used to describe an outcome of an operation (e.g. success/fail). state is used to describe a stage in a process (e.g. pending/dispatched). I also like this definition: status is a final (resulting) state. It is quite clear when applied to programming. Much less clear when you apply it to natural language.
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Statuses vs status? Here's the plural of status with 5 examples
The plural of “status” is actually both “status” and “statuses.” It’s one of the English language words with a Latin root that allows for both an anglicized plural (with the -es) and a zero plural (without any addition to the end). Knowing when to use both isn’t all that important, considering that both are correct.
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Basically, the short answer is that cancelled is a unique case and can be both a status and a state. But in general the cancelled status is considered part of the "complete" state as far as things like lifecycle go. So all the services are considered to be in some type of "complete" state. The state of the request just picks the lowest one in ...
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