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| − | '''Platform''', in politics, refers to a party's core beliefs and stances on various issues. | + | '''Platform''', in politics, refers to a party's core beliefs and stances on various issues. Each individual issue mentioned in a platform is called a '''plank'''. |
'''Platform''', in [[video game|gaming]], refers to an action genre where the player must navigate his way through a series of obstacles and suspended platforms in order to reach the goal. Sometimes, this genre also called a ''platformer''. | '''Platform''', in [[video game|gaming]], refers to an action genre where the player must navigate his way through a series of obstacles and suspended platforms in order to reach the goal. Sometimes, this genre also called a ''platformer''. | ||
Revision as of 00:55, August 3, 2018
Platform, in politics, refers to a party's core beliefs and stances on various issues. Each individual issue mentioned in a platform is called a plank.
Platform, in gaming, refers to an action genre where the player must navigate his way through a series of obstacles and suspended platforms in order to reach the goal. Sometimes, this genre also called a platformer.