UUID
Also known as: UUID v4, GUID, Unique Identifier, Universally Unique Identifier
A 128-bit identifier standardized for uniquely identifying information in computer systems, with versions based on time, randomness, or namespace-based generation.
What is UUID?
A 128-bit identifier standardized for uniquely identifying information in computer systems, with versions based on time, randomness, or namespace-based generation.
UUID is a key concept within the Developer Utilities domain, commonly referenced alongside terms like UUID v4, GUID, Unique Identifier. Understanding UUID helps developers, writers, and analysts work more effectively with developer utilities.
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