Yes. In Greek: logiku00f3s. . In Latin the neuter plural is logica.

“Physics, mathematics, economics, linguistics, hydraulics are all words that are singular in sense and are construed as singular, despite their form. I have not heard of plurals. Politics, by contrast, are construed as plural but are not readily admit a singular. Arithmetic and logic are singular in sense and form while polymorphism is not found in algebra….

Of course there are many systems of logic (including a whole system of plurals), so there are logics too. In Plural Logic, ( This is actually supported) If you want to name a product, make sure you give it a name. You may need to know how to call off a number.

So, load logics, when you are not using logical languages, when you go to load logica.

In its entry for logic as used in computing and electronics, the Oxford English Dictionary has this citation from 1968:

He separated the ternary circuits into two sets of binary circuits, one based on a positive logic and the other on a negative one. Where he placed the ternary circuits is unclear, but it is there in the system he has started from writing it. Then he used translating circuits between these two logics and achieved a true ternary output with the aid of a combining circuit.

I hope that you think this use of the plural as an example gives good reason to not use it.

I am a programmer, and in the context of programming, I only ever use logic. Program logic is code. The entire text may be one line, or tens of thousands of lines. In software development, even though some of the code may be modularized or located in separate files, it’s the application logic that all apply to.

I really need an answer, this is just mine. With a good opinion. If logic does the answer, then it should always be used, because no program is ever a program, it is just a

word.

In most usages, logic is an uncountable noun, so load logic could mean either one logical statement or many of them.

What does logic says? I am not able to understand from the scant information you provided, what you meant by logic, in Hindi and other languages.

Did you mean…?

• Scripts
• Sequences
• Declarations
• Event/State/Entity relationships
• etc

You might already know that information science borrows from Mathematics to describe multiples of them

• Sets
• Collections
• Lists
• Nodes and their nodes

We could, therefore, say we load sets of logic. How do I load logic sets for programming using CLI?

Does set suffice in a general linguistic sense, and is ambiguous?

In a previous employment the term recipe was used. What’s our favorite recipe to load?

If you should try and have fun, say you have buckets of logic. I’m really dumb. So, you could say bouquets of logic, which was how Mrs Bucket announced her surname as should be pronounced in Keeping Up Appearances ).

Why does logic load sequences? Or mesh or grid, partition.

How do I obtain some general

• concepts in my discussion
• of the terminology I
• had sprinkled about in
• your question?