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LCS

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What is LCS?

LCS can refer to several technologies, including: 1. **Longest Common Subsequence (LCS):** A dynamic programming algorithm used to find the longest subsequence common to two or more sequences. It's used in bioinformatics (genome comparison), data compression, and file comparison tools (like `diff`). 2. **Littoral Combat Ship (LCS):** A class of relatively small surface vessels used by the United States Navy. They are designed for operations in near-shore environments and focus on speed, flexibility, and modularity. 3. **Liquid Crystal Shutter:** This could refer to technology used in stereoscopic 3D display systems where LCD panels are used as shutters to alternately block the view of each eye, synchronized with images displayed on a screen. This creates a 3D effect. Without further context it is difficult to narrow it down further.

What other technologies are related to LCS?

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The primary programming language for Dynamics AX and D365FO, it is essential for extending and customizing the system, working alongside LCS.
mentioned alongside LCS in 8% (473) of relevant job posts
The development environment within Dynamics AX, used for building and customizing applications that LCS helps manage.
mentioned alongside LCS in 47% (63) of relevant job posts
Data entities facilitate data integration and exchange in Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, which LCS helps deploy and manage.
mentioned alongside LCS in 23% (75) of relevant job posts

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