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| '''Foobar''' is: | '''Foobar''' is: | ||
| * The association of two ]s: ''Foo'' and ''Bar''. It is also a phonetic spelling of the ] ]. | * The association of two ]s: ''Foo'' and ''Bar''. These variables are often used in computer programming examples. It is also a phonetic spelling of the ] ]. | ||
| * ] is a ] media player for ]. It has a minimal style ] focusing its features on the player itself. | * ] is a ] media player for ]. It has a minimal style ] focusing its features on the player itself. | ||
| ==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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Foobar is:
- The association of two metasyntactic variables: Foo and Bar. These variables are often used in computer programming examples. It is also a phonetic spelling of the army acronym FUBAR.
- foobar2000 is a free media player for Windows. It has a minimal style GUI focusing its features on the player itself.
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