In some languages, the type of data must be declared before it is assigned; for example, in C/C++, the statement INT COUNTER creates a variable that holds only whole numbers (integers).
Relating to the coracoid process of the scapula and the arm. See also: coracobrachialis muscle, coracobrachial bursa. [kÃ´râ²ÉkÅbrÄâ²kÄÂ·alâ²is] a muscle with its origin on the scapula and its insertion on the inner side of the humerus. It functions to adduct and flex the arm. Coracobrachialis muscle.
The biceps brachii, sometimes known simply as the biceps, is a skeletal muscle that is involved in the movement of the elbow and shoulder. It is a double-headed muscle, meaning that it has two points of origin or heads in the shoulder area. The short head of each biceps brachii originates at the top of the scapula (at the coracoid process). The long head originates just above the shoulder joint (at the supraglenoid tubercle).