assertion in Japanese
assertion in Japanese is 主張 — assertion means a firm, confident statement, especially one made without offering proof.
assertion in Japanese
主張
Pronounced: shuchō
Something which is asserted; a declaration; a statement asserted.
What does "assertion" mean?
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noun A firm, confident statement, especially one made without offering proof.
"His assertion that the deal was legal was later disproved."
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noun In computing, a statement in code that checks whether a condition is true at that point, used to catch bugs.
"The programmer added an assertion to catch invalid input early."
assertion in a sentence
- His assertion that the deal was legal was later disproved.
- The report is full of assertions but light on evidence.
- The programmer added an assertion to catch invalid input early.
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What is "assertion" in Japanese?
"assertion" in Japanese is 主張. assertion means: A firm, confident statement, especially one made without offering proof.
How do you pronounce 主張?
"assertion" in Japanese is 主張, pronounced "shuchō".
How do you use "assertion" in a sentence?
Example: "His assertion that the deal was legal was later disproved." In Japanese, "assertion" is 主張.
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