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'''Demonstration''' may refer to:
*[[Demonstration (people)]], a political rally or protest
*[[Demonstration (proof)]], conclusive mathematical proof
*[[Scientific demonstration]], a scientific experiment carried out for the purposes of illustrating principles, rather than for hypothesis testing or knowledge gathering
*[[Demonstration (teaching)]], a method of teaching by example rather than simple explanation
*A [[sales]] or [[marketing]] presentation
*[[Technology demo]], a prototype version of a technology product, to showcase its forthcoming ideas, performance, method or features; more commonly called a ''demo''
**[[Software prototyping]] in particular; release of a prototype version of in-progress software
*[[Demoware]], software that users can test in a limited fashion before buying
**[[Game demo]], more narrowly; a freely-distributed "try-out" version of a video game, usually fully playable but incomplete
*An alternate term for an [[exhibition game]] in sports
*Performance of a [[demonstration sport]]
*[[Demonstration of force]], the show of armed forces and their capabilities
[[Category: General Reference]]
*[[Demonstration (people)]], a political rally or protest
*[[Demonstration (proof)]], conclusive mathematical proof
*[[Scientific demonstration]], a scientific experiment carried out for the purposes of illustrating principles, rather than for hypothesis testing or knowledge gathering
*[[Demonstration (teaching)]], a method of teaching by example rather than simple explanation
*A [[sales]] or [[marketing]] presentation
*[[Technology demo]], a prototype version of a technology product, to showcase its forthcoming ideas, performance, method or features; more commonly called a ''demo''
**[[Software prototyping]] in particular; release of a prototype version of in-progress software
*[[Demoware]], software that users can test in a limited fashion before buying
**[[Game demo]], more narrowly; a freely-distributed "try-out" version of a video game, usually fully playable but incomplete
*An alternate term for an [[exhibition game]] in sports
*Performance of a [[demonstration sport]]
*[[Demonstration of force]], the show of armed forces and their capabilities
[[Category: General Reference]]
