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baz

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Noun — A placeholder name used in examples or code, typically following "foo" and "bar."

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Etymology

This word has two main origins: it may be borrowed from Persian باز (bâz, "falcon"), or from Spanish Baz.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “baz” mean?
The word “baz” means a placeholder name used in examples or code, typically following "foo" and "bar.". In plain terms, a nonsense placeholder word programmers use in examples, in the same family as "foo" and "bar.".
How do you use “baz” in a sentence?
Here is “baz” used in a sentence: “The tutorial used foo, bar, and baz as stand-in variable names.”
What part of speech is “baz”?
“Baz” is a noun.

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