X
x
Use a lowercase x in italic type as a placeholder number or variable. Do not use x to refer to a generic unspecified number. Use n instead. Do not use x to refer to a multiplication sign. See also multiplication sign (x), n.
Microsoft style
version 4.x
R4x00
Not Microsoft style
Move the insertion point x spaces to the right.
x86
Refers to the generic concept of 32-bit processing.
When describing a computer, it refers to a computer that uses any of the family of Intel and AMD 32-bit processors.
When referring to software, it refers to 32-bit versions of software. For example, “C:\Program Files (x86)\” refers to a folder that stores 32-bit programs.
x-axis
Use lowercase, hyphen, and regular type. In general, use category (x) axis to refer to the (usually) ...
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