The word you're looking for is "enumeration." In programming and data structures, an enumeration is a list of predefined constants or values that a variable can hold. This provides a way to define a variable that can only take on a limited set of values, enhancing code readability and reducing errors.
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20, Word has 20 predefined color schemes.
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A predefined graphic in Word is one that the designers of Word have built for its use. It saves the user having to design their own template and look and platform when that might not be their particular forte.
If you mean a slit through a word like this: Word That usually means that they took that word out of the sentence or paragraph, but didn't simply delete it. Usually, when you "track changes" in a typing document, any words you delete will only be crossed out like that. And for a list, that could mean you already did what it said, or you got what it was. Like a grocery list or chore list.
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