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| HTML | stands for Hypertext Markup Language; the standard system for tagging text files to be displayed on the World Wide Web |
| Javadocs | the documentation tool for Java that generates an HTML document from comments written inside /** */ and formatted using @ tags |
| documentation | written descriptions of the purpose and functionality of code |
| natural language processing (NLP) | the ability of a computer program to understand human language |
| autoboxing | the process of automatically converting a primitive type value into an object of the corresponding wrapper class |
| overflow error | an error that occurs when an operation makes an integer value greater than its maximum |
| parsing | the process of dividing text into parts for analysis or conversion |
| unboxing | automatically converting an object of a wrapper class to its corresponding primitive type |
| underflow error | an error that occurs when an operation makes an integer value less than its minimum |
| wrapper class | a class used to convert primitive data types into objects |
| dynamic data structure | a data structure that grows and shrinks as needed |
| mutable | the ability to change after initialization |
| static data structure | a data structure that is fixed in size |
| stop word | a word that is filtered out of a list before or after processing text |
| stop word removal | the process of removing commonly used words from a list before or after processing text |
| text segmentation | the process of dividing text into words, sentences, or topics |
