CC

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Contents 1 Unit of measurement 2 Lowercase variants 3 Uppercase variants 4 Use of 'CC' as a code 5 Use of 'CC' as initialisms 6 See also 7 Volumetric footnote

Unit of measurement

• cubic centimetre, as the colloquial (unofficial) volumetric abbreviations cc, or cc. meaning cubic centimeters. While once very common, the 'cc' is no longer (officially) recognized, as it has been replaced by the more standardized milliliter (mL), which has 'Officially' supplanted it. The two are and have always been equivalentTemplate:Ref.

Lowercase variants

The lowercase variant cc can refer to:

• C compiler, a compiler that translates the C programming language into a machine-readable instruction set on UNIX based operating systems
• compiler-compiler, aka parser generator, also on UNIX based operating systems
• carbon copy, in the context of letter- or email-writing
• Conference call, a telephone call where the calling party wants to have more than one called party listen in to the audio portion of the call
• country code
• change channels plz, a crude term commonly used by the Assassin, or star-throwing class on the MMORPG, Maple Story, as a request for other players to switch to a different channel.

Uppercase variants

CC is 200 in Roman numerals.

CC can also refer to:

• CC (cat), the world's first cloned pet

Use of 'CC' as a code

CC (or variants) as a code can refer to:

• Membership in the Order of Canada, as the post-nominal letters "CC"
• Air Atlanta Icelandic, as the IATA airline designator
• Macair Airlines, as the IATA airline designator
• Cocos (Keeling) Islands, as the ISO 3166 digram for the Australian territory
• Cocos (Keeling) Islands, as ".cc", the Internet top-level domain for the Australian territory

Use of 'CC' as initialisms

CC as an initialism may stand for:

• Calculate with concepts, a method for creating conceptual models
• Calvary Chapel, a self-described non-denominational church, part of the global "Jesus Movement" in the late 1960s
• Campaign Cartographer, a computer program designed to draw maps for role playing games
• Canadian Club whisky
• Cannibal Corpse, an American death metal band
• Cape Cod, a peninsula forming the easternmost portion of the state of Massachusetts, United States
• Carbon copy, an instruction at the end of a letter to send copies to additional individuals or organizations, also used in e-mail
• Carson City, Nevada
• Case Closed (also known as Detective Conan), a detective manga and anime series
• Chief Commissioner of Hong Kong Scouting
• Chrono Cross, a PlayStation RPG
• Circuit City, the second largest electronics retailer in the United States
• Closed captioning, optionally visible text transliteration of audio for television and movies to assist the deaf and hard of hearing
• Closed corporation (see Types of companies), a type of limited liability company in South Africa
• Club cricket, a formalized amateur form of the sport of cricket
• Coburger Convent, a convent of 100 German and Austrian Studentenverbindungen (student corporations), all of which are based on the principle of tolerance
• Coca-Cola, a cola available in 200+ countries
• Colorado College, a private four-year, co-educational liberal arts college located in Colorado, United States
• Combi coupé, a car body style introduced by Saab
• Comedy Central, a cable television channel in the United States
• Common Criteria, an international standard (ISO 15408) for computer security
• Community College, an educational institution providing post-secondary education and lower-level tertiary education (in Canada and United States)
• Companion of the Order of Canada (post-nominal)
• Component Commander
• Consular Corps (corps consulaire).
• Continuity correction
• County council, a council that governs a county (in the British Isles and United States)
• Coupled cluster, a post-Hartree-Fock method in computational chemistry
• Creative Commons, a non-profit organization devoted to expanding the range of creative work available for others to legally build upon and share
• Credit card, a type of retail transaction settlement and credit system
• Cross country running, a sport in which teams of runners compete to complete a course over open or rough terrain
• Crowd control:
  • Crowd control dealing with large groups of people
  • Crowd control in regard to computer games (MMORPGs)
• Cubic centimeter, now exactly one millilitre, but once slightly different
• Culture Club, a defunct British pop and New Romantic band
• Detroit Catholic Central High School, a private, Catholic, all-male college preparatory high school in Novi, Michigan, United States
• Seireki (see Turn A Gundam), a fictional calendar used in the anime series Turn A Gundam, as an abbreviation for the unofficial translations "Correct Calendar" and "Correct Century"
• Core Combat, the expansion to the MMOFPS Planetside
• Coupé convertible, the crossover of a Coupé car with a convertible

See also

• 10cc – A British Rock group

Volumetric footnote

Template:Note The 'cc' is metric in that it uses the metric system's centimeter for each side of a volumemetric cube exactly 1 cm H  X  1 cm W  X  1 cm L. The International metric system standards SI, however equated the definition as that for the milliliter– the official new basis of volume, supplanting the need for the 'cc' abbreviation, and in addition, they discouraged its further use. Its use is still common, if not official, as 1 mL is obviously derivative.

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