iteration
/ˌɪtəˈreɪʃən/
noun
- One repetition of a process or set of steps, especially in development or problem-solving.
- The scientist ran another iteration of the experiment to confirm the results.
- Each iteration of the software fixed bugs and added new features.
- After the third iteration of the design, the team finally approved it.
- A version or instance of something that is produced by repeating a process.
- The latest iteration of the smartphone has a better camera.
- This novel is a modern iteration of an ancient myth.
- The company released a new iteration of its popular sneaker.
- The act of repeating something, such as a statement or action.
- The constant iteration of the same instructions became annoying.
- The teacher's iteration of the rules helped the students remember them.
- His iteration of the story changed slightly each time he told it.
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