VC

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VC may refer to:

• Variant Configuration, a sub-module of SD (Sales & Distribution)

• Video card
• Venture capital, financing of growing businesses
• Vice-Chancellor, the chief executive of a university
• Victoria Cross, the highest British & Commonwealth award for valour in the face of the enemy
• Viet Cong, an insurgent (partisan) organization in the Vietnam War
• Vigilance committee
• Vinyl chloride, a chemical used in the production of PVC
• Vince Carter, a basketball player with the New Jersey Nets of the National Basketball Association
• Virtual Console, a video game download service that is offered by Nintendo to support its Wii game console.
• Visual Composer, a Modeling Tool
• Vitamin C, an essential nutrient
• Voluntary controlled school

VC may also refer to:

In computing and telecommunications:

• Virtual circuit, a telecommunications arrangement
• Virtual container, part of the SDH/SONET architecture
• Virtual console, a combination of a display and keyboard that a computer user can switch to
• Volkov Commander, a computer program for managing files
• Visual C++, a computer programming language

In entertainment:

• VanCleef, a character in the fictional Warcraft universe
• Vanessa Carlton, an American pop singer
• Vice City, a fictional city in the computer game series Grand Theft Auto
• Vietnamese Cards, a famous traditional card game originated from Vietnam
• Violoncello, under the musical score abbreviation
• Visual Communications (VC), a non-profit Asian Pacific American media arts organization in Los Angeles.

In geography:

• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, a state in Caribbean (ISO country code)
• Vatican City, a sovereign city-state within Rome, Italy
• Vice-county, a subdivision of Great Britain or Ireland

In transport:

• V_C speed, cruising speed in aircraft design
• Holden VC Commodore, an automobile introduced by Holden in 1980
• Vehicular cycling, driving a bicycle on public roads
• Virginia Central Railroad, a U.S. railroad (AAR reporting mark)
• Voyageur Airways, IATA airline designator
• Ocean Airlines, IATA airline designator