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| that acts as a single word such as in the following examples: "computer-based systems." "the .NET provides strict type-safety" "a five-years-old child" for instance, what does type-safety mean? is it a noun? and how does it differ from "type safety" (without the - ). |
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| type-safety: the effect of the hyphen is to join the two together. It is a noun. The meaning isn't that clear to me, but I assume that it doesn't mean 'kind/sort', but refers to typing, so it must protect the text in some way. |
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