Crossword clues for ici
ici
- Here to Pierre
- French-spoken here
- French for "here"
- Élève's roll call response
- Aquí, across the Pyrénées
- "Vous êtes __": Paris map words
- "Here," on Metro maps
- Where you are, in Paris
- Where "on parle français"
- Vous Êtes ___ (French map indication)
- Voltaire's here
- Roll call response in une école
- Reply to a French roll call
- Remy's roll call answer
- Present: Fr
- Present, to Pierre
- Present, north of New York
- Present, in Paris
- Pierre's "here"
- Pierre's 'here'
- Pierre's ''here''
- Par ___ (over here, en Français)
- Not là
- Nancy's here
- Metro map adverb
- Jacques's "here"
- It's here, on the Champs-Élysées
- It's "here" in Arles
- It's ''here'' in Arles
- In this emplacement
- In this "ville"
- In Paris, in Paris
- Hugo's here?
- Hugo's here
- Hier, across the Rhine
- Here, to Moreau
- Here, to Jules
- Here, to Jean-Luc
- Here, to Herve
- Here, to Fifi
- Here, on une carte
- Here, on the Seine
- Here, on the Metro
- Here, on Métro maps
- Here, in Versailles
- Here, in the Metro
- Here, in LeHavre
- Here, in Guadeloupe
- Here, in French
- Here, in Cannes
- Here, in Armenti?res
- Here, in St. Hubert
- Here, at Notre Dame
- Here, across the ocean
- Here to Henri
- Here in France
- Here in Burundi
- Here (French)
- Here in Tours
- Here in Nice
- Here in Hyeres
- Here in Chalabre
- Henri's 'here'
- French-spoken "here"
- French for here
- French for 'here'
- French 'here'
- Fifi's here
- Either way you look at it, it's here in France
- Disneyland Paris map word
- Dans cette localité
- Common French word that sounds like two letters of the alphabet
- Chirac's here
- Cannes "here"
- At this localité
- At this "situation"
- At this "localité"
- "Vous êtes ___" (sign on a Parisian mall map)
- "Vous êtes ___" (Parisian mall sign)
- "Vous êtes ___" (map words in Marseilles)
- "Vous êtes ___" (label on a French map)
- "Pas __" (somewhere else)
- "_____ on parle..."
- "___ on parle Français."
- "___ et ailleurs" (1976 Jean-Luc Goddard documentary)
- ___ on parle français
- ___ et là (here and there): Fr
- __ on parle français
- Here, in Arles
- Henri's here
- Here, in Tours
- Here, in Le Havre
- "_____ on parle francais"
- Here, in Nice
- Where on parle français, perhaps
- At this point, in France
- Here, to HГ©loГЇse
- Here, in QuГ©bec
- It's "here" in Le Havre
- Here, to Henrietta
- French place
- Here, but not here
- Here, in France
- Pierre's here
- Here, elsewhere
- French roll call response
- In this localitГ©
- French 55-Down
- Roll call response, in Rouen
- Tocqueville's here
- Clique ___ (French Web site instruction)
- Pierre's present?
- Here, to a 108-Across
- Here, over there
- "___ on parle français"
- Where you are on a MГ©tro map?
- Here, on the Riviera
- With 13-Down, here and there, to Henri
- Here, in Haiti
- Parisian roll call response
- Here, abroad
- Here, in Paris
- Here, in Dijon
- "Vous ГЄtes ___"
- Here, in 1-Across
- Here, to Hugo
- French "present"
- Where you may be on a French map
- Where you may be in France
- AquГ, across the PyrГ©nГ©es
- "Vous ГЄtes ___" (label on a French map)
- Smooth over
- Roll call response in une Г©cole
- Where you are on a Métro map?
- "___ on parle fran"
- "Vous "
- "Here, in Qu"
- Where on parle français, perhaps
- "Here, to H"
- Here, to Pierre
- "___ on parle . . . "
- Here, in Hyères
- Here, in Isère
- Now, in Nantes
- Opposite of "là," in French
- Here, in Vichy
- Here, in Herault
- Starting point on a French map
- Here: Fr.
- Here, in Brest
- Here, to Poirot
- In this localité
- Here, in Québec
- "___ on parle francais" ("French is spoken here")
- French 101 word
- Here (Fr.)
- Here: French
- French "here"
- "Vous êtes ___" (French map notation)
- Here, in Lyon
- It's here in Haiti
- Here, to Héloïse
- Here, in Hauterive
- Henri's "here"
- French adverb
- Arles adverb
- Roll call response in French class
- La's opposite, en Francais
- It's here in Paris
- Here, to Yves
- Here, to Luc
- Here, to Honoré
- Here, to Helene
- Here, in Martinique
- Here, at the Louvre
- Here, at the Eiffel Tower
Wikipedia
ICI or Ici may refer to:
ICI is a general purpose interpreted, computer programming language originally developed by Tim Long in the late 1980s. It has dynamic typing and flexible data types, with the basic syntax, flow control constructs and operators of C. It can be considered broadly similar to Perl, with which it is roughly contemporary. Like Perl, it also has tight integration with regular expressions.
ICI is not an acronym.
Primitive data types in ICI include integers, reals, strings, files, safe pointers, and regular expressions. Aggregate data types are arrays, sets, and associative tables. Sets can be heterogeneous, nested, and support the usual set operations: union, intersection, etc.
The language supports subroutines and nested modules. All variables are lexically scoped at the subroutine or module level, but unlike most structured languages, ICI allows the current scope to be adjusted ( Tcl also allows this, for example).
ICI is not object-based, many object programming features can be emulated in the language by using a data structure inheritance feature called super-structures.
To support application development, ICI has C-like file I/O and system interface support, as well as a high-level event trigger facility. The language also has a modest standard library of built-in functions.
ici was an alternative weekly French language magazine distributed in print in Montreal, Quebec, and online through the Canoe.ca network from 1997 to 2009.
It had an audience of 89,000 readers a week. On April 29, 2009, Quebecor Media announced that it would cease publication of the newspaper, with the last issue being published on April 30, 2009. The newspaper would live on as ici Week-end, a weekly insert in 24H and on its website.