fixedfield

noun
UK /fɪkst fiːld/
US /fɪkst fiːld/

A fixed field is a part of a computer record that always stays the same size and in the same place.

The library's catalog uses a fixed field to store each book's publication year.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In mathematics, a fixed field is a set of numbers that do not change when a certain rule is applied.

The fixed field of the identity map is the whole number set.

3. In farming, a fixed field is a piece of land that is not rotated with other crops.

The farmer planted wheat in the fixed field every year.

4. In sports, a fixed field can mean a playing area with set boundaries that never move.

The tournament was held on a fixed field with permanent goalposts.