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Look up generator in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Generator may refer to:
- Electrical generator
- Engine-generator, an electrical generator, but with its own engine.
- Generator (mathematics), any of several closely related usages in mathematics.
Music
- "Generator" (song), a song by The Foo Fighters
- "Generator" (The Holloways song), a song by The Holloways
- Generator (Bad Religion album), an album by punk band Bad Religion, and its opening track
- Generator (Aborym album)
- The Generators, a punk rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1997 by members of the defunct Warner Bros. band Schleprock
- Kix (band), an American glam metal band also known as the Generators
In computing:
- Generator (computer science), a specialized routine that acts like an iterator
- A program which produces a stream of data
- Pseudorandom number generator, producer of a sequence of random or nearly-random numbers
- Prime number generator, a producer of the ordered sequence of prime numbers
- A zero-generator, the pseudo-device /dev/zero outputs a never ending stream of zero-valued bytes
- Code generator, a program which creates source code as its output
- anything that creates source code automatically in generative programming
- Natural language generator, a program that produces human language from a machine representation
- Generator matrix, a matrix whose rows can generate all the elements of a linear code
In popular culture:
- A Generator in the anime Generator Gawl is a metal-organic hybrid organism with far greater powers than that of a human.