comparable-lengthstring

noun
UK /ˈkɒmpərəbl leŋθ strɪŋ/
US /ˈkɑːmpərəbl leŋθ strɪŋ/

A string of text that is about the same size as another string.

The program checks if the two passwords are comparable-lengthstrings before comparing them.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pair of strings whose lengths differ by no more than a small allowed amount.

The fuzzy matcher only compares comparable-lengthstrings to save time.

3. A string used as a benchmark for measuring the length of other strings.

We stored a comparable-lengthstring to test the sorting function.

4. In programming, a string variable whose allocated buffer size matches another's.

The function requires a comparable-lengthstring as its second argument.