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51-652: First announced by Mahindra & Mahindra in August 2015 as TUV 300, the microsite of the vehicle went live by the same month. The vehicle was officially launched on September 10, 2015 in Madhya Pradesh . It is built on the same platform as the Mahindra Scorpio . It employs the same mHawk engine series as the XUV500 and Scorpio but with a smaller engine displacement resulting in a lower engine power and torque . The TUV300

102-549: A production rule with nonterminal symbols ), with various meanings, often being used for control flow , such as the word if in most procedural languages, which indicates a conditional and takes clauses (the nonterminal symbols); names of primitive types in a language that support a type system , such as int ; primitive literal values such as true for Boolean true; or sometimes special commands like exit . Other uses of keywords in phrases are for input/output, such as print . The distinct definitions are clear when

153-446: A compiler, notably in name mangling . This is most often done by using a prefix, often one or more underscores . C and C++ are notable in this respect: C99 reserves identifiers that start with two underscores or an underscore followed by an uppercase letter, and further reserves identifiers that start with a single underscore (in the ordinary and tag spaces) for use in file scope ; with C++03 further reserves identifiers that contain

204-469: A current use (a reserved word that is not a keyword), as this allows the word to be used in future without breaking existing programs. Alternatively, new language features can be implemented as predefineds, which can be overridden, thus not breaking existing programs. Reasons for flexibility include allowing compiler vendors to extend the specification by including non-standard features, different standard dialects of language to extend it, or future versions of

255-490: A double underscore anywhere – this allows the use of a double underscore as a separator (to connect user identifiers), for instance. The frequent use of a double underscores in internal identifiers in Python gave rise to the abbreviation dunder; this was coined by Mark Jackson and independently by Tim Hochberg, within minutes of each other, both in reply to the same question in 2002. The list of reserved words and keywords in

306-419: A final product. Because of this, identifier/reserved word collisions can occur when code implemented in one language tries to execute code written in another language. For example, a Visual Basic (.NET) library may contain a class definition such as: If this is compiled and distributed as part of a toolbox, a C# programmer, wishing to define a variable of type " this " would encounter a problem: 'this'

357-450: A keyword representing the Boolean value "true", in which case it should appear in the grammar as a possible expansion of the production BinaryExpression , for instance. Beyond reserving specific lists of words, some languages reserve entire ranges of words, for use as private spaces for future language version, different dialects, compiler vendor-specific extensions, or for internal use by

408-454: A language are defined when a language is developed, and both form part of a language's formal specification . Generally one wishes to minimize the number of reserved words, to avoid restricting valid identifier names. Further, introducing new reserved words breaks existing programs that use that word (it is not backwards compatible), so this is avoided. To prevent this and provide forward compatibility , sometimes words are reserved without having

459-450: A language is analyzed by a combination of a lexer and a parser, and the syntax of the language is generated by a lexical grammar for the words, and a context-free grammar of production rules for the phrases. This is common in analyzing modern languages, and in this case keywords are a subset of reserved words, as they must be distinguished from identifiers at the word level (hence reserved words) to be syntactically analyzed differently at

510-519: A language often coincide or are almost equal, and the distinction is subtle, so the terms are often used interchangeably. However, in careful use they are distinguished. Making keywords be reserved words makes lexing easier, as a string of characters will unambiguously be either a keyword or an identifier, without depending on context; thus keywords are usually a subset of reserved words. However, reserved words need not be keywords. For example, in Java, goto

561-405: A local variable. In Common Lisp, however, there are two special symbols which are not in the keyword package: the symbols t and nil . When evaluated as expressions, they evaluate to themselves. They cannot be used as the names of functions or variables, so are de facto reserved. (let ((t 42))) is a well-formed expression, but the let operator will not permit the usage. Typically, when

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612-471: A main site or not or taken completely off a site's server when the site is used for a temporary purpose. The main distinction of a microsite versus its parent site is its purpose and specific cohesiveness as compared to the microsite's broader overall parent website. Microsites used for editorial purposes maybe a page or group of pages that, for example, might contain information about a holiday, an event or similar item which gives more detailed information than

663-426: A particular product, service or as editorial support towards a specific product, such as describing a new technology. A car manufacturer , for example, may present a new hybrid vehicle and support the sales presentation with a microsite specific to explaining hybrid technology. In a large corporation, the various business units may own their specific content in a microsite within the corporations main website. With

714-621: A programmer attempts to use a keyword for a variable or function name, a compilation error will be triggered. In most modern editors, the keywords are automatically set to have a particular text colour to remind or inform the programmers that they are keywords. In languages with macros or lazy evaluation , control flow constructs such as if can be implemented as macros or functions. In languages without these expressive features, they are generally keywords. Different languages often have widely varying numbers of reserved words. For example, COBOL has about 400. Java, and other C derivatives, have

765-535: A rather sparse set, about 50. Pure Prolog and PL/I have none. Definition of reserved words in a language raises problems. The language may be difficult for new users to learn because of a long list of reserved words to memorize which can't be used as identifiers. It may be difficult to extend the language because addition of reserved words for new features might invalidate existing programs or, conversely, "overloading" of existing reserved words with new meanings can be confusing. Porting programs can be problematic because

816-815: A reserved word is "reserved for use as a keyword" – and formal use varies from language to language. For this article, we distinguish as above. In general reserved words and keywords need not coincide, but in most modern languages keywords are a subset of reserved words, as this makes parsing easier, since keywords cannot be confused with identifiers. In some languages, like C or Python , reserved words and keywords coincide, while in other languages, like Java , all keywords are reserved words, but some reserved words are not keywords, being reserved for future use. In yet other languages, such as ALGOL , FORTRAN , ooRexx , PL/I , and REXX there are keywords but no reserved words, with keywords being distinguished from identifiers by other means. The sets of reserved words and keywords in

867-428: A separate facility (macro processing) to allow its use as if it were a new keyword without any prefixing, while C++11 introduce the keyword thread_local despite this not being an existing reserved word, breaking any programs that used this, but without requiring macro processing. A related notion to reserved words are predefined functions, methods, subroutines, types, or variables, particularly library routines from

918-436: A site's general content area may provide. A community organization may have its main site with all the organization's basic information but creates a separate, temporary microsite to inform about a particular activity, event, or similar. Often, microsites will be used for editorial purposes by a commercial business to add editorial value. For example, a retailer of party goods may create a microsite with editorial content about

969-405: A special character. As a consequence, keywords are not reserved words, and thus the same word can be used for as a normal identifier. However, one stropping regime was to not strop the keywords, and instead have them simply be reserved words. Some languages, such as PostScript , are extremely liberal in this approach, allowing core keywords to be redefined for specific purposes. In Common Lisp ,

1020-484: A special word that cannot be used as a user-defined name. The meaning of keywords, and the meaning of the notion of keyword , differs widely from language to language. Concretely, in ALGOL 68, keywords are stropped (in the strict language, written in bold) and are not reserved words – the unstropped word can be used as an ordinary identifier. The " Java Language Specification" uses the term "keyword". The ISO 9899 standard for

1071-424: A word not reserved by one system or compiler might be reserved by another. Because reserved words cannot be used as identifiers, users may choose deliberate misspellings of reserved words as identifiers instead, such as clazz for Java variables of type Class . Microsoft's .NET Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) specification allows code written in 40+ different programming languages to be combined into

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1122-568: Is a reserved word in C#. Thus, the following will not compile in C#: A similar issue arises when accessing members, overriding virtual methods , and identifying namespaces. This is resolved by stropping . To work around this issue, the specification allows placing (in C#) the at-sign before the identifier, which forces it to be considered an identifier rather than a reserved word by the compiler: For consistency, this use

1173-421: Is a reserved word, but has no meaning and does not appear in any production rules in the grammar. This is usually done for forward compatibility , so a reserved word may become a keyword in a future version without breaking existing programs. Conversely, keywords need not be reserved words, with their role understood from context, or they may be distinguished in another manner, such as by stropping . For example,

1224-428: Is an individual web page or a small cluster of pages which are meant to function as a discrete entity (such as an iFrame) within an existing website or to complement an offline activity. The microsite's main landing page can have its own domain name or subdomain . Microsites are typically used in web design to add a specialized group of information, either editorial or commercial. Such sites may be linked in to

1275-534: Is given by new keywords in C11 compared with C++11 , both from 2011 – recall that in C and C++, identifiers that begin with an underscore followed by an uppercase letter are reserved: The C committee prefers not to create new keywords in the user name space, as it is generally expected that each revision of C will avoid breaking older C programs. By comparison, the C++ committee (WG21) prefers to make new keywords as normal‐looking as

1326-428: Is legal, as the bold keyword if does not conflict with the ordinary identifier if : However, in ALGOL 68 there is also a stropping regime in which keywords are reserved words, an example of how these distinct concepts often coincide; this is followed in many modern languages. A reserved word is one that "looks like" a normal word, but is not allowed to be used as a normal word. Formally this means that it satisfies

1377-450: Is specific to that person's search. And considering the other eight factors that go into Quality Score, the main website should typically result in better Quality Scores than a microsite. Microsites have been criticized by security expert Rich Baldry who claimed they cause confusion, waste money, and can damage reputation. When special-purpose domains for campaign microsites appear, it becomes [...] confusing. At best, people might ignore

1428-406: Is the quality of the landing page (how relevant the content is, transparent it is, and the ease of navigation). This factor does not look at the entire website (which can be a common misconception on Quality Score), only the page chosen to land people on from their search query. Thus, it does not matter if the website covers a broad spectrum of items, or only one, it matters if that one page's content

1479-569: The C language uses the term "keyword". In many languages, such as C and similar environments like C++ , a keyword is a reserved word which identifies a syntactic form. Words used in control flow constructs, such as if , then , and else are keywords. In these languages, keywords cannot also be used as the names of variables or functions. In some languages, such as ALGOL and ALGOL 68 , keywords cannot be written verbatim, but must be stropped . This means that keywords must be marked somehow. E.g. by quoting them or by prefixing them by

1530-663: The Autoshift models have a power output of 82 PS (81 bhp; 60 kW). The T10 and T8 models feature a power output of 101 PS (100 bhp; 74 kW). Later updated Bolero Neo is Available in Manual Transmission only .The Bolero Neo has 3 Variants N4, N8 and N10R and N10(O) with an optional pack. On June 20, 2018, the TUV300 Plus was launched. It was an extended variant of the TUV300 with nine seats instead of seven, with

1581-448: The TUV300 while its product predecessor Bolero still had consistently strong sales. TUV300 was available in manual transmission and an automated manual transmission (AMT) known as Autoshift . There were in total seven trim levels available. Five trim levels use a manual transmission, while the last two uses an automated manual transmission. The manual transmission models have a power output of 85 PS (84 bhp; 63 kW) whereas

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1632-424: The car an aerodynamic look. It is rumoured that one of the first prototypes of the TUV300 crashed into a tree branch that was lying low above a road, and the resultant bend in the pillars and roof inspired the designers to achieve the quirky design where the A, B and C Pillars are swept back to a high angle while the D Pillar remains vertical. This quirky design was not widely accepted, which led to mediocre sales of

1683-426: The extent of some scope . Languages vary as to what is provided as a keyword and what is a predefined. Some languages, for instance, provide keywords for input/output operations whereas in others these are library routines. In Python (versions earlier than 3.0) and many BASIC dialects, print is a keyword. In contrast, the C, Lisp, and Python 3.0 equivalents printf , format , and print are functions in

1734-473: The history of Halloween or some other holiday or event. The commercial purpose of such editorial microsites, (beyond driving product sales), may include adding value to the site's visitors for branding purposes as well as providing editorial content and keywords allowing for greater chances of search engine inclusion. Normally, microsites do not contain web applications. Microsites may be used for purely commercial purposes to create in-depth information about

1785-581: The language to include additional features. For example, a procedural language may anticipate adding object-oriented capabilities in a future version or some dialect, at which point one might add keywords like class or object . To accommodate this possibility, the current specification may make these reserved words, even if they are not currently used. A notable example is in Java , where const and goto are reserved words — they have no meaning in Java but they also cannot be used as identifiers. By reserving

1836-412: The microsite domain, keeping themselves safe but making the marketing dollars a waste. At worst, the protection and reputation offered by use of known domains is lost and people end up infected the next time they follow an unknown domain. Keyword (computing) In a computer language , a reserved word (also known as a reserved identifier ) is a word that cannot be used as an identifier , such as

1887-529: The name of a variable, function, or label – it is "reserved from use". This is a syntactic definition, and a reserved word may have no user-defined meaning. A closely related and often conflated notion is a keyword , which is a word with special meaning in a particular context. This is a semantic definition. By contrast, names in a standard library but not built into a language are not considered reserved words or keywords. The terms "reserved word" and "keyword" are often used interchangeably – one may say that

1938-422: The old keywords. For example, C++11 defines a new thread_local keyword to designate static storage local to one thread. C11 defines the new keyword as _Thread_local. In the new C11 header <threads.h>, there is a macro definition to provide the normal‐looking name: That is, C11 introduced the keyword _Thread_local within an existing set of reserved words (those with a certain prefix), and then used

1989-492: The package named COMMON-LISP are basically reserved words. The effect of redefining them is undefined in ANSI Common Lisp. Binding them is possible. For instance the expression (if if case or) is possible, when if is a local variable. The leftmost if refers to the if operator; the remaining symbols are interpreted as variable names. Since there is a separate namespace for functions and variables, if could be

2040-454: The phrase if = 1 is unambiguous in most grammars, since a control statement of an if clause cannot start with an = , and thus is allowed in some languages, such as FORTRAN . Alternatively, in ALGOL 68 , keywords must be stropped – marked in some way to distinguished – in the strict language by listing in bold, and thus are not reserved words. Thus in the strict language the following expression

2091-420: The phrase grammar, as terminal symbols . For example, the production rule for a conditional expression may be IF Expression THEN Expression . In this case IF and THEN are terminal symbols, meaning "a token of type IF or THEN , respectively" – and due to the lexical grammar, this means the string if or then in the original source. As an example of a primitive constant value, true may be

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2142-424: The phrase level (as keywords). In this case reserved words are defined as part of the lexical grammar, and are each tokenized as a separate type, distinct from identifiers. In conventional notation, the reserved words if and then for example are tokenized as types IF and THEN , respectively, while x and y are both tokenized as type Identifier . Keywords, by contrast, syntactically appear in

2193-584: The prevalence of keyword contextual advertising , (more commonly referred to as pay per click or PPC), microsites may be created specifically to carry such contextual advertising. Or along a similar tactic, they're created in order to specifically carry topic-specific, keyword-rich content with the goal of having search engines rank them highly when search engine users seek such content topics. A microsite, however, will most likely not lower PPC cost, because it will most likely not improve Quality Score . There are nine factors that go into Quality Score, one of them

2244-597: The standard library (notably in collections) would break compatibility. JavaScript also contains a number of reserved words without special functionality; the exact list varies by version and mode. Languages differ significantly in how frequently they introduce new reserved words or keywords and how they name them, with some languages being very conservative and introducing new keywords rarely or never, to avoid breaking existing programs, while other languages introduce new keywords more freely, requiring existing programs to change existing identifiers that conflict. A case study

2295-403: The standard library. Similarly, in Python prior to 3.0, None , True , and False were predefined variables, but not reserved words, but in Python 3.0 they were made into reserved words. Some use the terms "keyword" and "reserved word" interchangeably, while others distinguish usage, say by using "keyword" to mean a word that is special only in certain contexts but "reserved word" to mean

2346-420: The standard library. These are similar in that they are part of the basic language, and may be used for similar purposes. However, these differ in that the name of one of these entities is typically categorized as an identifier instead of a reserved word, and is not treated specially in the syntactic analysis. Further, reserved words may not be redefined by the programmer, but predefineds can often be overridden for

2397-482: The term "keyword" (or "keyword symbol") is used for a special sort of symbol , or identifier. Unlike other symbols, which usually stand for variables or functions, keywords are self- quoting and self-evaluating and are interned in the KEYWORD package. Keywords are usually used to label named arguments to functions, and to represent symbolic values. The symbols which name functions, variables, special forms and macros in

2448-425: The terms, they can be implemented in future versions of Java, if desired, without breaking older Java source code. For example, there was a proposal in 1999 to add C++-like const to the language, which was possible using the const word, since it was reserved but currently unused; however, this proposal was rejected – notably because even though adding the feature would not break any existing programs, using it in

2499-404: The usual lexical syntax (syntax of words) of identifiers – for example, being a sequence of letters – but cannot be used where identifiers are used. For example, the word if is commonly a reserved word, while x generally is not, so x = 1 is a valid assignment, but if = 1 is not. Keywords have varied uses, but mainly fall into a few classes: part of the phrase grammar (specifically

2550-548: The vehicle length stretched to 4,440 mm (175 in). It is powered by a larger 2.2-litre mHawk 120 engine that produces 122 PS (120 bhp; 90 kW), 21 PS up on the standard TUV300. On April 16, 2024, Mahindra relaunched TUV300 Plus as Bolero Neo Plus with certain upgrades such as 9 inch infotainment system etc. The Bolero Neo received 1 star for adult occupants and 1 star for toddlers from Global NCAP in 2024 (based on Latin NCAP 2016): Microsite A microsite

2601-599: Was Mahindra's attempt to create a more modernised Bolero which was a proven car but with dated design and equipment. It was designed by Mahindra's Design Studio in Mumbai, with the product engineering being done at Mahindra Research Valley in Chennai . Hence, it carries some design elements from the Bolero . However, the boxy design of the Bolero was modified to create a swept back design to give

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