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What is AutoCAD?
AutoCAD is a 2D computer aided design and drafting program for use in the industry. It is one of Autodesk's flagship products and is the leading 2D drafting software application used throughout the world by engineers, architects, artists, and drafters.
It is a registered trademark of Autodesk, Inc. and is distributed by Autodesk. AutoCAD is sold on a standalone, integrated, and mobile basis, offering various user and application options.
History of AutoCAD
The company that created AutoCAD, Autodesk, is based in San Rafael, California. Since it was founded in 1982, Autodesk has grown significantly, with revenues now exceeding $5 billion. The company is recognized as a leader in 2D and 3D CAD, information visualization, and BIM.
AutoCAD’s origins
In 1980, while working for the MIT Computer Graphics Laboratory (CGCL), Chuck Urbinati, then a graduate student at the university, developed a special-purpose graphics package he called Softimage. While Softimage was initially intended as a small graphics package for 3D graphics, it was soon realized that it had the potential to be much more.
In 1981, Chuck teamed up with software engineer Michael Burtch (he is now a Senior Product Manager at Autodesk) and Chris Lane (he is currently the Executive Vice President
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SketchUp supports a number of custom Python modules for automation and customization. These are part of SketchUp's Open Source Software (OSS) Model Repository. Examples include the MeshTools and GrpTools modules.
AutoCAD Activation Code also supports the programming languages ObjectARX and AutoLISP (the latter is not available for AutoCAD LT).
Nested processes
Unlike other programming languages, AutoLISP allows for nested processes, through which commands can be run. For example, if there is a command in the drawing that automatically repeats (by way of a sub-command), the sub-command can be moved to a sub-sub-sub-command, and so on. In AutoLISP, this is called a nested sub-command.
AutoLISP also allows for the creation of independent processes, and for these processes to interact with each other. A simple example of this would be the use of the AutoLISP module "loadLibrary" to find an image file and automatically open it to display.
Additionally, AutoLISP allows for debugging of AutoLISP programs.
See also 
 CAD in the 21st century
 Comparison of CAD editors
 Comparison of CAD file formats
 Comparison of CAD software
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What does the phrase "Nervous as a cat" mean?
What does the phrase "nervous as a cat" mean? 
I know it's probably a proverb. But is there a standard meaning, or could it mean anything?
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"Nervous as a cat" comes from the female cat (Felis catus) and it means that she is trying to hide some behaviour or message from her human companions.
A cat can be very sensitive and pick up on the slightest change in mood, expression, or behaviour from its owners.  If your cat is very fearful of something and you ask if she is nervous, she will most likely hide it by being "nervous as a cat".  
She might scratch the door or hide under a chair to let you know that she feels afraid or is nervous, or she might look at you and softly "eek" as she is warning you of danger.
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