Changes: Subroutine C-47

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Subroutine C-47 is a section of the software in the Enterprise-D's computer responsible for non-critical systems such as replicator selections and recreational programming.

In 2369, subroutine C-47 was replaced by elements of Data's personal programming during an interface experiment, conducted with Geordi La Forge. This caused malfunctions throughout the ship, affecting replicators, music selections, holodeck programs, and Beverly Crusher 's script, "Something For Breakfast". (TNG: "A Fistful of Datas")

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+'''Subroutine C-47''' is a section of the software in the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|''Enterprise''-D]]'s [[computer core|computer]] responsible for non-critical systems such as [[replicator]] selections and [[recreation]]al programming.
-[[Computer]] software on the [[Enterprise-D]] responsible for noncritical systems such as replicator selections and recreational programming. Subroutine C-47 was replaced by elements of [[Data]]'s personal programming during an interface experiment, conducted with [[Geordi La Forge]] in [[2369]]. This caused malfunctions throughout the ship, affecting replicators, music selections, [[holodeck]] programs, and [[Beverly Crusher]] 's script, ''"Something For Breakfast."''
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+In [[2369]], subroutine C-47 was replaced by elements of [[Data]]'s personal programming during an interface experiment, conducted with [[Geordi La Forge]]. This caused malfunctions throughout the ship, affecting replicators, [[music]] selections, [[holodeck]] programs, and [[Beverly Crusher]] 's script, ''"[[Something For Breakfast]]".'' ({{TNG|A Fistful of Datas}})
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