### cord:

String
* Can refer to either a string value or a string variable.
* Every string has at least one field, even if it is empty.
* are Objects, so they can be pushed onto a Stack.
* are a compacted energy source in one dimension
  - sequence of letters, numbers and other characters
  - simple resource that holds a chunk of Unicode encoded data
  - actually matrices of characters
* are arrays of characters
  - chars, terminated in a special way
  - which are used to hold words, sentences and messages
  - collections of characters, sometimes called text, data
  - consecutive sequences of characters and can occupy several bytes of memory
  - objects, numbers are objects, threads are objects, even applets are objects
  - one of the most simple kinds of variables
  - the clustering of the fast spins in vertical direction
  - tiny, circular, one dimensional shapes, exactly like elastic bands, but with no width
* floats in water.
* has wire.
* have value semantics, meaning that a copy is done when one string is assigned to another.
* interact by splitting and joining.
* is any variable that contains alpha characters as data
  - computerese for a string of characters, what most people call words
  - either a string or the field containing the string to be searched
  - elastic, it can stretch
* is located in atoms
  - guitars
  - kites
  - quarks
  - spools
  - made of cotton
  - part of kites
  - serieses
  - things written between quotation marks
* is used for guitars
  - violins
  - written by and for players and teachers of bowed stringed instruments
* sequence of bytes terminated by a null character.
+ Fingerboard: String instruments
  * The 'fingerboard' is a part of most stringed instruments, such the guitar and the violin. It is a long strip of material, usually wood, that protrudes from the body of the instrument. Strings are stretched across the length of the fingerboard, raised slightly by the bridge. The player pushes the strings against the fingerboard to create different notes. On some fingerboards, there are ridges called frets. This kind of fingerboard is called a 'fretboard'.
+ Guitar
  * Most guitars have six strings, but there are also guitars with four, seven, eight, ten, or twelve strings. More strings make the instrument sound fuller. The neck of a guitar has bars or marks called frets. Frets help a guitarist know where to put his or her fingers to get the right pitch when playing.

### cord | string:

Multifilament string
* are more elastic than solid core strings.
* lose tension more quickly than strings with a center core.

Rosary
* Rosaries are beads.
* is string

String trimmer
* can also open wounds that are later infested with borers.
* get their name from the rapidly spinning nylon string with which they cut.

### cord:

Thread
* Most thread has chemical resistance.
* are a function that permits achieving parallel processing
  - an implementation strategy to provide the illusion of concurrency within a process
  - multiple instances of an application or applet that execute concurrently
  - subtasks in a program that can execute in parallel
  - the vehicle for concurrency in many approaches to parallel programming
* bending reduces the shear area of both internal and external threads.
* has excellent chemical resistance
* includes sections.
* is located in cabinets
  - part of towels
* ranges in size from rope to the diameter of hair.
* varies in thickness.

### cord | thread:

Dental floss
* are filament.
* are located in bathrooms
  - dentists
  - drug stores
  - mouths
  - toiletry
* are used for fresh breaths
  - teeth
* has many uses.
* is hard to come by under water
  - the basic instrument for removal of plaque from between the teeth
* thread, usually nylon, which is also available as a tape.

Metallic thread
* Many metallic threads have a highly reflective sparkly surface.
* can be very hard on scissors.