stateless in Greek
stateless in Greek is ακαταστασικός — stateless means of a system, protocol or process, not keeping any record of what happened in previous requests.
stateless in Greek
ακαταστασικός
Pronounced: akatastasikos
(dated) Without state or pomp.
What does "stateless" mean?
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adjective Of a system, protocol or process, not keeping any record of what happened in previous requests.
"The API is stateless, so each request must carry all the information the server needs."
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adjective Not recognized as a citizen of any country, and so without the legal protection of a state.
"Thousands of refugees were left stateless after the collapse of the old regime."
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stateless in a sentence
- The API is stateless, so each request must carry all the information the server needs.
- Stateless functions make it easier to scale a web service across many servers.
- Thousands of refugees were left stateless after the collapse of the old regime.
- A stateless person cannot get a passport because no country claims them as a citizen.
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What is "stateless" in Greek?
"stateless" in Greek is ακαταστασικός. stateless means: Of a system, protocol or process, not keeping any record of what happened in previous requests.
How do you pronounce ακαταστασικός?
"stateless" in Greek is ακαταστασικός, pronounced "akatastasikos".
How do you use "stateless" in a sentence?
Example: "The API is stateless, so each request must carry all the information the server needs." In Greek, "stateless" is ακαταστασικός.
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