| 释义 |
working storage [`wǝrk·iŋ `stȯr·ij] COMPUTER SCIENCE 1. An area of main memory that is reserved by the programmer for storing temporary or intermediate values. Also known as working space. 2. In COBOL (computer language), a section in the data division used for describing the name, structure, usage, and initial value of program variables that are neither constants nor records of input/output files. |