First class
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The term First class (or 1st class, Firstclass) generally implies a high level of service, importance or quality. Specific uses of the term include:
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[edit] Travel
[edit] Sports
- First-class cricket
- First Class Diver – the highest grade of diver in the original (and now obsolete) classification system of the British Sub Aqua Club.
[edit] Mathematics
[edit] Computing
- First class (computing), a concept in data modeling
- First-class object, a concept in programming
- First-class function
- FirstClass, e-mail and online conferencing system
[edit] Arts and Entertainment
[edit] Television
- First Class (TV Series)
- First Class (game show), a UK television game show
[edit] Music
- The First Class, a band
- 1st Class (album) is a 2002 album by Large Professor
[edit] Comics
- A comic strip in The Dandy
- X-Men: First Class (comic series)
[edit] Film
- X-Men: First Class (film), 2011 film
[edit] Other
- First Class rank in Boy Scouts
- First class honours degree – see British undergraduate degree classification
- First class city in the Philippines – see Cities of the Philippines#Income classification
- First Class mail
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