Backlun
Description
Backlun is a set of various Back-end services (platforms) with various APIs and without frontend. You can add any frontend using any framework, library or JS dialect. Backlun does not require installation and has no dependencies, just download and start using it.
Why?
Backlun will be useful for Front-end developers who are not familiar with Back-end development, but who want to practice in Front-end development or design for real dynamic applications. Backlun is suitable for developers who want to try out a new Front-end framework, but do not want to create a back-end part of the application for this. Backlun is a good choice for an employer who wants to test the knowledge of a hired Front-end developer.
Examples of using
You want to learn how to write a Front-end on a TypeScript or ELM. You read the React tutorial and want to write the first practical application. You want to hire a new developer, but he previously made only static pages and you want to test his ability to create an application that interacts with the server through API. You need a simple tool for test tasks to select candidates for a job.
Platforms
- ToDo List — Write down your goals and tasks, split them into categories and perform.
- Blog — Manage the blog, create new posts, add tags and comment on them.
- Market — Put the goods in the shopping cart, top up the account with virtual money and make purchases.
- Forum — Sign up, communicate at a forum, create topics and reply to them.
- Blackjack — Play the classic card game and try to get 21 points before your opponents.
- Calendar — Keep a calendar, write in it future and past events, both short and long.
- Geopos — Select a point on the map and find the distance from you to it.
- OAuth — Use the newest OAuth 2.0 authorization service.
- Chat — Use chat on WebSockets.
Install
Downloading
Select the desired version on release page or select it below:
Download the archive, unzip it to any convenient place.
Running the app
- Windows — Execute the Backlun.exe inside the directory.
- Linux and OSX — Execute the Backlun through the terminal. Example command: ./Backlun. If necessary, give the file the right to execute: chmod +x Backlun.
Running the platforms
After starting, you will see the console. Enter one of the following commands:
- help — Show full help
- help <platform> — Show help for the selected platform.
- start <platform> [<port>] — Run the selected platform. You can optionally specify a port.
Examples:
- start blog — Start blog platform on port 8000.
- start forum 5000 — Start forum platform on port 5000.
- help market — Show help for market platform.
Note for the OAuth platform
Starting of the OAuth platform is different from other platforms.
start oauth [<port> <host> <key>]
key - key file. The default file name is key.json and it should be located in the root folder Backlun/. Initially, this file is missing and must be created by the user if necessary. Key file structure:
Compilation
You can not use binary files, but compile Backlun from the source code yourself. Download Backlun source code. Unzip to $GOPATH/src, rename folder from Backlun-master to Backlun, go to the directory and run go build Backlun.go. If you do not have Golang installed, then you can install it according to the instructions. For successful compilation, you will need to install all dependencies. You will see what's missing when you try to start compiling.
Tests
There are tests for each platform. You can find tests for each platform in the directory tests/. You can use the test code to write your own Front-end.
Languages
English | Русский
Development
Developers: Vladimir37 (ToDo, Blog, Market, Forum, Blackjack, Calendar), Jaime (Geopos, OAuth, Chat, tests).
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How to use the app?
1. Sign in using your google account, using left side bar
2. Choose Angular2 Firebase app in the side bar
3. Start by naming your project and choosing the css framework
4. Change theme colors if available and needed
5. Next tab add your models along with their specific fields
6. Choose available widgets and map to the specific fields
7. Click on generate app
8. App download link will appear
9. Extract the app, and cd to app folder
10. You will need angular-cli to run the app
11. You should have global angular cli; npm install -g @angular/cli
12. Then run npm install
13. Lastly run ng serve


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I had bought Maybelline Lip Smooth Color Bloom in Peach blossom quite some time back, but then stopped using it. My stick kept on breaking with every usage(what a waste of product) and I have this habit of using balm every 2-3 hour and it made my lips look so bright fuchsia pink.

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The balm is off white in color and gives a pink tint with one swipe, with reapplications my lips start flaunting a fuchsia pink, so according to me Peach Blossom shade is a misnomer.
I am not quite happy with the moisturizing power. Although its moisturizing when compared to lip colors but totally fails in front its counterparts such as Maybelline Baby Lips or Maybelline Smooth Lip Color and care Good news the color does not settle into fine lines even after re application and has SPF16. It has a very very mild fragrance too.  I would rather buy Maybelline smooth Lip Color and care anytime over this. Which is your favorite tinted Lip Balm ?


Invest our capital
Many of you who read this thread probably do not know anything about stock market or stock.
But perhaps if you have had or seen a relative with business hands that have put their money in such land or in a trade.
The important thing about all this is always to reduce the risk of failure as low as possible. For this, we must see what is the capital to invest, demand and debt in the event that a loan is requested.
If you are going to receive a loan, the most advisable thing is that the business has begun to give the expected benefits in a year and that the debt can be paid with the benefits in as much as 3 years.
If these premises are not fulfilled maybe the business is not worth it and it is better to look for other options.
Taking all this into account, we should diversify capital in different branches.
In the following graphic I expose a very conservative diversification with the majority of assets invariable over time (jewelry and goods (these may vary depending on the purchase made), and shares or currency (deposit)).
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The bank deposit is like having our money in a specific currency and with a specific annual interest.
If we are in Spain, a country with low risk of recession and corralito, with the strong euro the risk is very low and if we are in a Spanish bank with an amount of less than 100,000 euros, it would be a nil risk almost.
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Fixed income or government bonds (very low risk but in particular periods of time the profitability can be high (period 2012-2015) Low risk with potentials of 30% and risk of losses of 15 %.
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Equities (stock, securities), depends on the skill of the investor. For me, the risk is the least of all shown here.
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Goods (housing or objects) depends on when you buy and in what area you buy in the case of housing and if they are valuable objects such as pictures it is very subjective but there are also strategies.
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Gold or jewelry , if we are on the verge of a global recession, it may be the best investment of all the exposed.
In the case of a stable economy, it is revalued according to inflation more or less. Very low risk.
In the case of the stock market, something similar happens. The actions often may not be profitable quickly, but there are technical markers to know when it is time to enter avoiding risks.
When an action falls a lot, it does not mean that the rebound is going to happen suddenly and although there is a good chance of getting a lot of money in a short time also of losing it.
The intention to put money in the stock market is not to make money at once, but to avoid losing it in the long run, even more so if the stock market is not understood.
With this mentality the returns can be substantial. To evaluate a stock market value there are two ways to see it.
- From the point of view of the health of the company, looking at its economic data, expenses, debt and profit over time. All this is called fundamental analysis .
- And from a technical point of view , taking into account how the action has behaved over time and how it has reacted to good and bad events.
In addition to the analysis by means (MACD) and different indicators such as the accumulation of the action, number of daily purchase orders, etc.
But the key to the stock market is the distribution of capital, or how to say diversification .
We can never be 100% sure on the stock market at all, normally the price at which it is quoted is the price at which the company is worth at the moment, counting the price of all the shares.
In most cases, this subjective price does not correspond at all with reality and it will be up to the investor to know if that company is overvalued or undervalued.
Normally, time puts all the companies in their place. Many times the value trades above its value, not because it is expected that the company will improve if not for reasons of certain individuals who have
great capital inside. At the moment you want to pull the stock down you can fall and hard so it is not good to have more than 10% on a particular value.
In addition to not having all our capital in a specific company, we must also diversify and not group the shares in a specific sector.
If a mineral falls and we have in mining companies, the most normal thing is for all of them to fall in a greater or worse way. Like this if a bank goes down due to a macroeconomic event, many banks will go down.
If a bank collapses or bankruptcy it can affect several banks to a large extent since it is all interconnected. Therefore, it is advisable to distribute by sectors.
Next I show the portfolio example that I would recommend to minimize risks to the maximum.
This is better done for the current situation, if not the banking and financial sector should be smaller, since it carries its risks but now we are facing the beginning of interest rates in the euro zone.
Esto beneficiara a los bancos.
There are sectors that are cyclical and behave well in a range of time and in another range they begin to decline, such as mining or steel or the banking case.
Below I will review the IBEX35, to explain how the sectors in the indices are diversified.
At present, the level of the IBEX35 is somewhat bloated and should correct, although it is one of the most potential in the medium term.
It is also advisable to diversify by countries and currencies, although the Spanish case currently does not present any risk.
While there are emerging countries with companies that have a greater potential and could have a 15% portfolio in these countries.
Cyclic sectors
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The mining or steel industry began to rebound in 2016 and there have been returns close to 100% or 200% in many of these companies these two years.
Now it is in a mature stage, there are still rises but the risk is higher than when they were at minimum.
In this group in the IBEX we can find actions such as ACERINOX or ARCELORMITTAL , both with an impeccable uptrend.
Between these two is much more robust ACERINOX, since it has behaved much better
before the fall of the price of the metals the past years.
Furthermore, in this specific case it is also due to the fact that ACERINOX is a company that works with metal and does not sell it as such, which gives it added value.
That is why the fall of metals influences them a little less.
On the other hand we also find REPSOL, which has doubled its value from minimums, although here there is a high risk since the geopolitical tensions between the producers of OPEC and the United States is remarkable.
A big fall in prices could occur at any time so I do not recommend entering values like that.
Companies that depend on raw materials have a high risk, since they fluctuate a lot for good as well as for bad.
In the current case with a good entry by technician it could be advantageous to have no more than 15% of portfolio value.
In the field of oil and gas industry, we have TECNICAS REUNIDAS , which suffered a major adjustment two years ago due to not meeting the prospects.
That drop could be the necessary indicator to move the value back and I already recovered the value I had previously.
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The banking sector is also cyclical and has been in an upward phase since the "crash" of 2008.
Although with some occasional alterations in the time that made fall the quotation of the same as in the case of the Brexit or the crisis in the OPEC of beginnings of 2016 that finally was not more than a warning.
Right now things are looking very good in the banking sector since the policy of rates 0 seems to be coming to an end and we could see a much more restrictive policy with the money in which the banks are the main beneficiaries.
And the most disadvantaged are those companies with a high debt. Therefore, here I would recommend entering up to 30% of the value in the portfolio.
Of all the banks in the Spanish sector, SANTANDER, BBVA, BANKIA, BSABADELL, CAIXABANK or POPULAR , I see better management and better entry price in BANKIA.
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Another interesting cyclical sector is construction which is now starting to take off and a new momentum is expected when Trump announces its new infrastructure plan.
The most benefited companies would be those multinationals with a presence in the United States such as ACS or FERROVIAL .
Spain has quite advanced companies in this field and many are at a clear upward moment such as SACYR , which has stopped its rebound period.
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Less cyclical sectors
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In this case we would have the energy or electric companies that are in very good shape in Spain because they have the backing of the government.
The rises are staggered and have been in a bullish trend for several years with constant and sound benefits. This is the case of ENDESA, IBERDROLA and GAS NATURAL as well as RED ELECTRICA .
Other electricity companies with an unstoppable uptrend are GAMESA that unlike previous ones has not had favorable treatment and has a good value thanks to the management of it.
GAMESA had to deal with the renewables crisis after the Zapatero government and has multiplied its value exponentially until today, to the point that it has merged with SIEMENS recently.
with the aim of being a leader in their field.
Another Spanish renewable company is ABENGOA which could be the case antagonistic to GAMESA. With a disastrous management by the management team have been on the verge of sinking the company.
Currently the company is led by Urquijo and other renowned executives in Spain who will do everything in their power to recover the position they deserve.
This company has recently made a dilution of the value of its shares, losing shareholders and creditors almost the total amount of money invested.
Right now, the action does not reflect at all the value of the company and could be a clear sign of entry into the value.
After the storm although the risk even in the company is high, the information I have about it indicates otherwise.
While there are many things still in the air that can vary a lot of what we are talking about so the risk is high.
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Another non-cyclical sector would be the technological with few representative companies in the Spanish stock market, since Spain has never been good in that field.
As an exponent we would have INDRA , a rather state-owned company dependent on the state. Its value is rather lateral and for nothing is a value in which to risk the money since it is moved by 4 people with privileged information.
In addition, the risk of losing is more than winning, there are many foreign technology companies with better perspectives and more transparent data.
On the other hand we have TELEFONICA , Spanish telecommunications company of the largest IBEX. Although the prospects of this company are bearish in the long term.
It has numerous financial problems and the benefits have been decreasing with the years as the monopoly has been finished and the umbrella of the European Union has been disappearing.
In addition, the high debt of the company can be a problem that is still to come, with the increases in rates that are coming. A value to be for technical reasons and not recommended in the long term.
Other smaller companies with high potential as a technician have been taken over by large companies such as INDRA, so in this sector we see few options, because if a company stands out it does not take long to be opaded or merged with another.
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In the consumer sector we could find INDITEX and DIA as representatives in Spain.
INDITEX, with an impeccable trend since its birth, now presents some risk because it is so big and so capitalized that, no matter how bullish it may be, it carries its risk.
DIA, on the other hand, is quite young on the stock market and has good prospects at the current price.
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Sometimes cars are seen as their own sector, although I see it more as a part of the consumer sector.
In Spain we do not have a car company, although it is true that we have more factories and jobs in this sector than in countries that are home to car companies.
On the other hand I add another sector that many times is included in the consumption as it is the sector of the tourism and transports and also the doctor and the journalist.
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Another interesting sector is the tourist with great prospects in companies. Highlights the hotel chain MELIA and NHHOTELES . They have an impeccable uptrend and an assured annual return.
In addition to the transport that is vital in tourism, we find companies like AENA , backed by the government that has tripled its value since it went public 3 years ago with an upward trend that seems to have no end.
We also found IAG , former IBERIA, Spanish and British airline with enough clouds due to BREXIT that thanks to the low oil prices of these years has benefited greatly.
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Here is also the medical sector and the pharmacist with GRIFOLS leading the way in Spain with good long-term prospects.
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We also have here the media sector with large leading groups such as VOCENTO, PRISA or MEDIASET with good results.
Although they have had to adjust their profits and make a transfer to the digital era that is coming, taking income from advertising on the Internet.


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Address¶
The Address model is the reason for this module to exist.
Creating objects¶
While creating Address objects, you can set raw and raw2 fields.
raw field is the address that may include street name, number, neighborhood, city, state and country. raw2 is any extra data you might want to include with the address, such as an apartment number.
When the object save method is called, a request is made to Google Maps API to fetch information about the address.
Existing objects¶
After an addres is saved, you can access a few extra fields such as address_line, city_state, lat and lng
Example¶
>>> from google_address.models import Address
>>> a = Address(raw="Av. Paulista, 1000", raw2="Room number 101")
>>> a.save()
>>> a.address_line
'Avenida Paulista, 1000, Bela Vista, São Paulo, SP, Brazil'
>>> a.city_state
'São Paulo, SP'
>>> (a.lat, a.lng)
(-23.5647577, -46.6518495)
Fields¶
class Address(models.Model):
raw = models.CharField(max_length=400, blank=True, null=True)
raw2 = models.CharField(max_length=400, blank=True, null=True)
address_line = models.CharField(max_length=400, blank=True, null=True)
city_state = models.CharField(max_length=400, blank=True, null=True)
lat = models.FloatField('lat', blank=True, null=True)
lng = models.FloatField('lng', blank=True, null=True)
address_components = models.ManyToManyField(AddressComponent)


Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite appears in FCC listing
by MichailThe rumored fifth addition to the Galaxy S10 line - the S10 Lite is indeed coming soon with the name itself finally getting an official confirmation. The phone passed through the FCC and one of the documents shows a screenshot of the Settings and About phone sections.
There we clearly see the Galaxy S10 Lite and it also reveals its SM-G770F model number which is in line with earlier rumors.
Previously, the Galaxy S10 Lite was spotted on Geekbench which revealed its packing a Snapdragon 855 chipset alongside 8GB RAM and Android 10. Another certification from Brazil revealed the battery capacity will be 4,370 mAh.
Rumors have it the phone will come with 45W fast charging support, a triple camera at the back a 48MP main shooter and a 6.7-inch FHD+ SuperAMOLED display. Lastly, we also got a hint at the launch colors of the S10 Lite which will include White, Black and Blue. Seeing how the listings keep piling up, the S10 Lite should be arriving soon enough.


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Check whether the value is a string or not
Checks whether the input string is in URL format
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parent object
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parent object
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parent object
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parent object
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parent object
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parent object
if the filter member is required or not
Checks if the object has valid identifier, either function or event
object to validate
name of the field's identifier, default 'functionIdentifier'
Validate the name member of an parameter
parent object
if the name member is required or not
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parent object
if the occurrences member is required or not
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parameters type: 'inputs', 'outputs' or generic 'parameters'
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parent object
if the signature member is required or not
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parent object
if the timeframe member is required or not
Validate the timeout of an object
parent object
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#include('../license.txt')
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Only applies for web application


GothenburgBitFactory is a collection of technologies and products that provide support for the activities surrounding the development, testing and distribution of Taskwarrior and Timewarrior
There are many projects developed by gothenburgbitfactory.org.
The Göteborg Bit Factory is the organization that pays the bills, and supports many Open Source projects.
All our projects are released under the The MIT License (MIT).


Sinhala Language
Sinhala language is my first language among other languages. Sinhala is also known as Sinhalese, is an Indo-Aryan language primarily spoken by the Sinhalese people of Sri Lanka, who make up the largest ethnic group on the island, numbering about 16 million. Sinhala is also spoken as the first language by other ethnic groups in Sri Lanka, totaling about 4 million people. Sinhala is written using the Sinhala script, which is one of the Brahmic scripts, a descendant of the ancient Indian Brahmi script closely related to the Kadamba script.
Tamil Language
Sri Lanka is a multicultural country, where the majority of people are speaking Sinhala and then Tamil language consider as our second language. Tamil is the official language of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, as well as two sovereign nations, Singapore and Sri Lanka.
English Language
I also learned English language when was back home, which we use it there as a foreign language. English is the largest language by number of speakers, and the third most-spoken native language in the world, after Standard Chinese and Spanish.
Spanish Language
I chose Spanish as a language class while I was taking all other my major coursers in 2020. Spanish, among all other foreign languages, seems to be the most necessary for the United States. Spanish-speaking population, which is large already, Spanish is rapidly becoming the second-most-used language in the United States in terms of the number of speakers. I thought that it will helpful for me when I travel state to state, so that’s was my main reason of studying different languages.


Environment Setup¶
# MODIS-Aggregation
### Installation #### Conda environment setup ``` conda create -n MODIS_Aggregation -c conda-forge python=3.7 libnetcdf netCDF4 netCDF4 dask distributed xarray h5py
>> git clone https://github.com/sdeshpa1/MODIS_Aggregation.git >> cd MODIS >> python setup.py install ```
The code is tested with Python 3.7
# Team members - PI: [Dr. Jianwu Wang](https://userpages.umbc.edu/~jianwu/), Department of Information Systems, UMBC - Co-I: [Dr. Zhibo Zhang](https://physics.umbc.edu/people/faculty/zhang/), Department of Physics, UMBC - Co-I: Steven Platnick, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center - Co-I: Kerry Meyer, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center - Developer: Gala Wind, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center - Developer: Paul Hubanks, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center - PhD student: Jianyu Zheng, Department of Physics, UMBC - PhD student: Chamara Rajapakshe, Department of Physics, UMBC - PhD student: Pei Guo, Department of Information Systems, UMBC - PhD student: Redwan Walid, Department of Information Systems, UMBC - MS student: [Savio Kay](https://saviokay.com), Department of Information Systems, UMBC - MS student: Deepak Prakash, Department of Information Systems, UMBC - MS student: Lakshmi Priyanka Kandoor, Department of Information Systems, UMBC
# Acknowledgement The project is mainly funded by NASA CMAC program


Have you tried using any of the insight and techniques for growing trust and sincerity? How did it go?
I have tried being open and sincere with other people, trusting them, hoping to be trusted in return. I have tried putting myself in someone else's shoes to try to see their point of view.
Try empathic listening - how did it go?
It is not easy to understand or express the subtleties of your own feelings. Similarly, although it comes easily to understand the overall feeling expressed by the other person, it feels difficult to understand the nuances.
How did you find the loving kindness meditation?
I liked the loving kindness meditation. The instructions mention visualizing someone you care about. I did expect that, thinking about someone I care about, I would easily wish for that person to be happy. Furthermore, by wishing that person to be happy, the exercise reminded me that, when you disagree or have an argument, the other person usually does not mean ill, has another point of view, but still only wants to be happy. It reminded me to give the benefit of the doubt.
Complete the political awareness exercise here in writing.
Point of view A
The Operations team has decided not to manage a support issue related to one of the web products. It expects the Project team to manage the issue as the product was never handed over to Operations formally. No handover documents were supplied, and as a result the team is not familiar with all the features, does not have troubleshooting guidelines or contact details of the vendors responsible for the product. The operations team has done its best for the last two years to support the product but believes the Project team is best placed to handle this issue, and is responsible because of the lack of handover documentation. Operations support many products and does not have the resources to build up the knowledge without the help of the Project teams.
Point of view B
The Project team would like the operational team to manage a support issue related to one of the company's product. It is the responsibility of the Operations team to manage support issues. The product has been deployed in production two years ago and, even though no formal handover documentation was provided to the Operations team at the time, believes that Operations has acquired the necessary knowledge over the last two years. The project team believes that the fact that the handover process was not followed by the previous project team should not get in the way of Operations taking charge of an issue that falls under its responsibility. Operations should be proactive in getting its team members the knowledge it needs to support the company products.


IIT-Madras placements: 184 firms offer 831 jobs
The top recruiters during 2019-20 include Micron Technology India Operations with 31 offers ; Intel (20); Microsoft India (19) and Tata Consultancy Services (16).
At the end of phase one of campus placements that concluded on December 8 at IIT-Madras, 184 companies offered 831 jobs. This includes 34 international offers from 17 companies.
A total of 1,298 students were in the fray for the 2019-20 campus placements phase I.
Including the 167 pre-placement offers (PPOs), the phase saw 998 offers. The total increases to 1,016 when the offers made to students of 2018-19, who re-registered this year, are included.
Phase II will begin in the second half of January 2020, said a press release.
Micron, Microsoft lead
The top recruiters (with job offers of over 10) during 2019-20 include Micron Technology India Operations (31 offers), Intel (20), Microsoft India (19), Tata Consultancy Services (16), VMock India (15), Tiger Analytics (15), Standard Chartered GBS India (14), Axis Bank (14), Citi (13), Mastercard (13), Flipkart (13), Samsung R&D (13), Bajaj Auto (13), L&T Construction (12), Wells Fargo EGS India (12), and Mercedes Benz R&D (11), Goldman Sachs (11) and Bajaj Finance Ltd (11), the release said.
Of the 34 international offers, 17 came from Micron Technologies for its Singapore office. Other major international recruiters included ANZ, Cohesity, Deskera, Ebara Corporation, MediaTek, Salesforce, Threesides and Uber.
Manu Santhanam and CS Shankar Ram, Advisors (Placement), IIT-Madras, said in a joint statement the phase I placement process has once again been strong. “We are optimistic to build on these numbers in the second phase of our placement process. We have started preparations focussing on the education sector for phase II placements.”
Also read: Huge pre-placement offers witnessed in IIT-Madras
The sector-wise breakup of job offers is as follows:
| SECTOR | % Offers |
| Analytics/Finance/Consulting | 31 |
| Core / R&D | 43 |
| Information Technology (IT) | 23 |
| Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) | 1 |
| Education | 2 |
| TOTAL | 100 |


According to a 2016 report by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, Only 21.9 percent of students in AP computer science courses are female, the most egregious gender skew of any AP course... Reaching girls before high school is important, as those who take AP CS in high school are more than 10 times more likely to major in Computer Science than those who do not.
At CodeIt! we want to make sure that girls feel confident and enthusiastic studying Computer Science in high school and beyond.
We encourage our girls to ask questions about Computer Science, and why we love it.
The best problems are tough. We'll give you the tools to tackle them.
Two heads are better than one. At CodeIt! we'll make you a better teammate.
When is it?
The program meets weekly, on Saturday afternoons from 11am to 3pm. The Fall 2017 session will begin on October 7 and end on December 2. We will not meet on November 25. This is a total of 8 sessions (10/7, 10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, and 12/2).
How much does the program cost?
The program will be free of charge. We have computers and smartphones for students to use and will provide catered lunch each day.
Do students recieve a certificate upon completion of the program?
Students will receive a symbolic certificate associated with the program. Note that the certificate is awarded by the program, and not on behalf of MIT.
Where is the program?
The program is at MIT. Our activities will be in MIT classrooms or MIT outdoor spaces.
What is the schedule?
Each session will include coding activities, social activities, demonstrations, and a lunch break.
Where should students be dropped off and picked up?
Students should be dropped off by 10:50am and picked up at 3:10pm. Exact drop-off and pick-up locations will be communicated via email upon acceptance to the program.
Who organizes CodeIt!?
MIT students!
Can boys participate?
The program is intended to help decrease the gender-gap in technology, so it is not open to boys.
What programming experience do I need to participate?
Zero! We want to introduce you to programming, and do not expect you to have any previous programming experience.
If I have programmed previously, can I still participate?
We are first-and-foremost opening the program to students with no prior experience. However, if there are open spots, we welcome you to participate!
Can a 9th grade student still apply?
Unfortunately, we won't be accepting applications from 9th grade students. Please feel free to instead check out high school outreach programs here!
How can I prepare for the program?
If you are curious to learn more about programming, feel free to play around with Scratch! However, we don't require you to do any preparation ahead of time.
I can't make it to all of the sessions, should I still apply?
We give heavy preference to girls who can commit to all of our class sessions, but we still encourage you to apply! We can make arrangements to send supplementary materials to make up for the missed class(es), if need be.
What is the weekly time commitment?
The classes run from 11am to 3pm on Saturdays, so you should be available from 10:30am to 3:30pm. You are expected to attend all sessions.
Is there time commitment outside of weekly sessions?
Prior to the program's start, you are expected to meet with the other mentors once, so that you know what we have planned and get to know your fellow mentors. We may also ask you to review upcoming material on your own time.
What experience do I need?
Be friendly and fun! You should understand fundamental programming concepts, and have taken at least an introductory computer science course (e.g. AP Computer Science, 6.0001/0002). Familiarity with block-based programming (e.g. Scratch, App Inventor) is a plus, but not required!
What do mentors do?
As a mentor, you will be like a role model to the students. You will be someone that the students turn to when they have questions, are stuck, or just want to talk about life in STEM!
How can I be involved beyond mentoring?
Contact us; we would love for you to be involved in developing the coding and non-coding activities!
What does a typical session consist of?
Feel free to take a look at the lesson plans here!


This dialog window is shown if you press the Transmit message button in the side-channel attack against the hybrid encryption protocol dialog.
Please click the *B*OK*B* button to begin the transmission of the hybrid encrypted message from Alice to Bob.
Remark:
The communication channel is public and thus not protected. The message is hybrid encrypted to protect it from being read by third parties.


Console Root Commands
| Command | Arguments | Description |
| AddBody | 2 arguments: ordered
(unnamed) (string) (no default) : path to database file (unnamed) (string) (default = "auto") : database file format |
Input data files to be displayed. The body is automatically added to the 0.0.frame. Currently each file must be of type Exodus ouput(.exo, .e, .geo) and inputted individually. The database files can also be inputted when the application is started up using the -f flag, e.g. vtk_console -f big.exo -f square0CSE.exo. |
| FlipBook | 2 arguments: not ordered
delay (double) (default = 0) : frame delay in seconds step (integer) (default = 1) : time step increment |
Show flip book of images from each time step. This occurs in all the frames in the window. |
| HideFrameNumbers | 0 arguments | Hide frame numbers for each corresponding frame. |
| Interactive | 0 arguments | Allow manipulation of the bodies in the display via the mouse. The
left button controls rotation of the body, the middle button controls panning,
and the right button controls zooming in and out. Other keyboard commands
are available such as:
key press 'j'/key press 't' - toggle between joystick (position sensitive) and trackball (motion sensitive) styles key press 'w'/key press 's' - toggle between wire frame and surfaces for bodies key press 'p' - displays marker on body along with node number, coordinates and scalar value of node that mouse is currently pointing to key press 'e' - exit interactive mode |
| Layout | 2 arguments: not ordered
nx (integer) (no default) : number of horizontal frames ny (integer) (no default) : number of vertical frames |
Set up the number of frames lengthwise (nx) and widthwise(ny) of main window. |
| NextTimeStep | 1 argument
(unnamed) (integer) (default = 1) : number steps forwards |
Move dispalyed data in all frames forward by inputted number of time steps. |
| Pan | 2 arguments: not ordered
x (double) (default = 0) : x-direction pan (dx/w) y (double) (default = 0) : y-direction pan (dy/h) |
Enter command line argument for panning/translating bodies in x and y directions in all frames. |
| Point | 0 arguments | Display bodies as points in all frames as opposed to wireframes or surfaces. |
| PreviousTimeStep | 1 argument
(unnamed) (integer) (default = 1) : number steps backwards |
Move displayed data in all frames backward by inputted number of time steps. |
| RemoveBody | 1 argument
(unnamed) (integer) (no default) : body number to remove |
Remove one of data files that is currently being displayed. |
| ResetView | 0 arguments | Reset camera to initial default view in all frames. |
| Rotate | 3 arguments: not ordered
x (double) (default = 0) : x-axis rotation y (double) (default = 0) : y-axis rotation z (double) (default = 0) : z-axis rotation |
Enter command line argument (in degrees) for rotating bodies in x, y, and z directions in all frames. This can be a bit tricky since it rotates on permanent x, y, z axes and not on the current axes. |
| Save | 2 arguments: ordered
(unnamed) (string) (no default) : image file name (unnamed) (string) (default = "JPG") : image file format (TIFF|JPG|PS) |
Save an image of the main window as a .tif, .ps, or .jpg. |
| SaveFlipBook | 2 arguments: ordered
(unnamed) (string) (no default) : image file name (unnamed) (string) (default = "JPG") : image file format (TIFF|JPG|PS) |
Save multiple images from a flip book as a series of .tif, .ps, or .jpg. The flip book images can be combined to form .mov quicktime animations. |
| SelectTimeStep | 1 argument
(unnamed) (integer) (no default) : time step |
Select time step from given range to be displayed in all frames. When multiple bodies with different time ranges are in the same frame, selecting a time step becomes a bit tricky. This issue shall be resolved in the future. |
| ShowFrameNumbers | 0 arguments | Show frame numbers for each corresponding frame. |
| Surface | 0 arguments | Display bodies as solid surfaces in all frames as opposed to wireframes or points. |
| Update | 0 arguments | Update displays in all frames after changes have been made to data. |
| WindowSize | 2 arguments: not ordered
w (integer) (no default) : width h (integer) (no default) : height |
Set size, in pixels, of main window. |
| Wire | 0 arguments | Display bodies as wireframes in all frames as oppposed to surfaces or points. |
| Zoom | 1 argument
(unnamed) (double) (no default) : zoom factor |
Zoom camera in/out in all frames by inputtted zoom factor. |
Frame Commands
| Command | Arguments | Description |
| AddBody | 1 argument
(unnamed) (integer) (no default) : body number |
Add body to frame. |
| ChangeBackgroundColor | 1 argument
(unnamed) (integer) (no default) : background color |
Change the color of the background for the frame. |
| ChooseVariable | 1 argument
(unnamed) (string) (no default) : variable label |
From a given list of variables, choose the variable to display in the frame. |
| FlipBook | 2 arguments: not ordered
delay (double) (default = 0) : frame delay in seconds step (integer) (default = 1) : time step increment |
Show flip book of images from each time step. This occurs only in the current frame. |
| HideAxes | 0 arguments | Hide x,y,z axes display in the frame. |
| HideColorBar | 0 arguments | Hide scalar color bar. |
| HideElementNumbers | 0 arguments | Hide element number displays. |
| HideNodeNumbers | 0 arguments | Hide node number displays. |
| Interactive | 0 arguments | Allow manipulation of the bodies in the display via the mouse. The
left button controls rotation of the body, the middle button controls panning,
and the right button controls zooming in and out. Other keyboard commands
are available such as:
key press 'j'/key press 't' - toggle between joystick (position sensitive) and trackball (motion sensitive) styles. key press 'w'/key press 's' - toggle between wire frame and surfaces for bodies. key press 'p' - displays marker on body along with node number, coordinates and scalar value of node that mouse is currently pointing to. key press 'e' - exit interactive mode. |
| Pan | 2 arguments: not ordered
x (double) (default = 0) : x-direction pan (dx/w) y (double) (default = 0) : y-direction pan (dy/h) |
Enter command line argument for panning/translating bodies in x and y directions in the frame. |
| Point | 0 arguments | Display bodies as points in the frame as opposed to wireframes or surfaces. |
| RemoveBody | 1 argument
(unnamed) (integer) (no default) : body number |
Remove body display from frame. |
| ResetView | 0 arguments | Reset camera to initial default view in the frame. |
| Rotate | 3 arguments: not ordered
x (double) (default = 0) : x-axis rotation y (double) (default = 0) : y-axis rotation z (double) (default = 0) : z-axis rotation |
Enter command line argument (in degrees) for rotating all bodies in x, y, and z directions in the frame. This can be a bit tricky since it rotates on permanent x, y, z axes and not on the current axes. |
| Save | 2 arguments: ordered
(unnamed) (string) (no default) : image file name (unnamed) (string) (default = "JPG") : image file format (TIFF|JPG|PS) |
Save an image of the main window as a .tif, .ps, or .jpg. |
| SelectTimeStep | 1 argument
(unnamed) (integer) (no default) : time step |
Select time step from given range to be displayed in the frame. When multiple bodies with different time ranges are in the same frame, selecting a time step becomes a bit tricky. This issue shall be resolved in the future. |
| ShowAxes | 0 arguments | Show x,y,z axes display in the frame. |
| ShowColorBar | 2 arguments: ordered
(unnamed) (string) (default = "<DEFAULT>") : body to reference scalar range location (string) (default = "L") : color bar position, where T/t = top, L/l = left, B/b = bottom, R/r = right |
Show scalar color bar in specified location of the frame. |
| ShowElementNumbers | 0 arguments | Show element number displays for all bodies in frame. |
| ShowNodeNumbers | 0 arguments | Show node number displays for all bodies in frame. |
| Surface | 0 arguments | Display bodies as solid surfaces in the frame as opposed to wireframes or points. |
| Update | 0 arguments | Update display in the frame after changes have been made to data. |
| Wire | 0 arguments | Display bodies as wireframes in the frame as oppposed to surfaces or points. |
| Zoom | 1 argument
(unnamed) (double) (no default) : zoom factor |
Zoom camera in/out in the frame by inputtted zoom factor. |
Body Commands
| Command | Arguments | Description |
| HideAxes | 0 arguments | Hide x,y,z axes display in the frame. |
| HideColorBar | 0 arguments | Hide scalar color bar. |
| HideContours | 0 arguments | Hide contour surfaces/lines for the body. |
| HideCuttingPlane | 0 arguments | Hide all cutting planes for the body. |
| HideElementNumbers | 0 arguments | Hide element number displays for the body. |
| HideGlyphs | 0 arguments | Hide vector glyphs for the body. |
| HideNodeNumbers | 0 arguments | Hide node number dispalys for the body. |
| Interactive | 0 arguments | Allow manipulation of the bodies in the display via the mouse. The
left button controls rotation of the body, the middle button controls panning,
and the right button controls zooming in and out. Other keyboard commands
are available such as:
key press 'j'/key press 't' - toggle between joystick (position sensitive) and trackball (motion sensitive) styles. key press 'w'/key press 's' - toggle between wire frame and surfaces for bodies key press 'p' - displays marker on body along with node number, coordinates and scalar value of node that mouse is currently pointing to. key press 'e' - exit interactive mode. |
| Pick | 1 argument
node (integer) (default = 1) : node number |
Display marker on body along with coordinates and scalar value of specified node. |
| Point | 0 arguments | Display body as points in the frame as opposed to a wireframe or surface. |
| Rotate | 3 arguments: not ordered
x (double) (default = 0) : x-axis rotation y (double) (default = 0) : y-axis rotation z (double) (default = 0) : z-axis rotation |
Enter command line argument (in degrees) for rotating all bodies in x, y, and z directions in the frame. This can be a bit tricky since it rotates on permanent x, y, z axes and not on the current axes. |
| ShowAxes | 0 arguments | Show x,y,z axes display for the body. |
| ShowColorBar | 2 arguments: ordered
(unnamed) (string) (default = "<DEFAULT>") : body to reference scalar range location (string) (default = "L") : color bar position, where T/t = top, L/l = left, B/b = bottom, R/r = right |
Show scalar color bar in specified location of the frame. |
| ShowContours | 0 arguments | Display body with contours. Contours are displayed as surfaces in the 3-D case, and lines in the 2-D case. |
| ShowCuttingPlane | 6 arguments: not ordered
oX (double) = 0.5 (default = 0) : x-coordinate of origin oY (double) = 0.5 (default = 0) : y-coordinate of origin oZ (double) = 0.2 (default = 0) : z-coordinate of origin nX (double) = 0 (default = 0) : x-coordinate of normal nY (double) = 0 (default = 1) : y-coordinate of normal nZ (double) = 1 (default = 0) : z-coordinate of normal |
Display 3-D body with specified cutting plane. Multiple cutting planes can be added. This can be combined with the "ShowContours" command to show cutting planes with contour lines. |
| ShowElementNumbers | 0 arguments | Show element number displays for the body. |
| ShowGlyphs | 4 arguments: not ordered
filter (boolean) (default = true) : Show only visible points (true/false) base (string) (default = "tail") : Location of base of arrow (head/tail) scale (boolean) (default = true) : determines whether the vectors scale in size or are of fixed length (true/false) color (boolean) (default = true) : color glyphs by values or not (true/false) |
Display vector glyphs on the body. |
| ShowNodeNumbers | 0 arguments | Show node number displays for the body. |
| Surface | 0 arguments | Display body as a solid surface as opposed to a wireframe or points. |
| Update | 0 arguments | Update body display after changes have been made to data. |
| Wire | 0 arguments | Display body as wireframe as oppposed to a surface or points. |
Body Variables
| Variable | Description |
| min_Scalar_Range | Minimum scalar range value |
| max_Scalar_Range | Maximum scalar range value |
| numColors | Number of colors used to display the body. Default is 256 colors. |
| scale_factor | Scale factor for displacement vector. Scale factor from 0 to 1 decreases displacements. Scale factor greater than 1 increases displacements. Default is 1. |
| opacity | Opacity of body. Range is from 0 (transparent) to 1 (opaque). Default is 1. |
| numContours | Number of contours to be used with the "ShowContours" command. Default is 10. |


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Keep It Simple Stupid?
Chess
I hit my personal best 5 min Puzzle Rush score of 13 today. More importantly, I’m delighted to use one of the Queen sacrifice tactic to win a blitz match today. :party: Though my overall rating is stagnating towards 850 this week, I’m fairly happy with the progress I’m making. Need to focus on improving my accuracy and middle game.
What brought me joy today?
- Nakamura for putting up a fight till the literal last breath of the Magnus Carlsen Chess Tour Finals. monkaW
- 3Blue1Brown for helping me conceptualise the basics of Group Theory which I struggled with at the university.
Thought of the Day
The secret is in the line. - Charles Bukowski
This quote makes me think about a couple of ideas:
- importance of scoping larger tasks/problems into simpler, action items.
- building grander things is all about the process of working on smaller elements.
In a way, this somehow reminds me of the omnipresent notion of the Keep It Simple Stupid UNIX philosophy.


| ebola {pomp} | R Documentation |
Data and models for the 2014–2016 outbreak of Ebola virus disease in West Africa.
ebolaModel(
country = c("GIN", "LBR", "SLE"),
data = NULL,
timestep = 1/8,
nstageE = 3L,
R0 = 1.4,
rho = 0.2,
cfr = 0.7,
k = 0,
index_case = 10,
incubation_period = 11.4,
infectious_period = 7
)
country |
ISO symbol for the country (GIN=Guinea, LBR=Liberia, SLE=Sierra Leone). |
data |
if NULL, the situation report data (WHO Ebola Response Team 2014) for the appropriate country or region will be used. Providing a dataset here will override this behavior. |
timestep |
duration (in days) of Euler timestep for the simulations. |
nstageE |
integer; number of incubation stages. |
R0 |
basic reproduction ratio |
rho |
case reporting efficiency |
cfr |
case fatality rate |
k |
dispersion parameter (negative binomial |
index_case |
number of cases on day 0 (2014-04-01) |
incubation_period , infectious_period |
mean duration (in days) of the incubation and infectious periods. |
The data include monthly case counts and death reports derived from WHO situation reports, as reported by the U.S. CDC. The models are described in King et al. (2015).
The data-cleaning script is included in the R source code file ‘ebola.R’.
The default incubation period is supposed to be Gamma distributed with shape parameter nstageE
and mean 11.4 days and the case-fatality ratio ('cfr') is taken to be 0.7 (cf. WHO Ebola Response Team 2014).
The discrete-time formula is used to calculate the corresponding alpha
(cf. He et al. 2010).
The observation model is a hierarchical model for cases and deaths:
p(R_t, D_t| C_t) = p(R_t | C_t) p(D_t | C_t, R_t).
Here, p(R_t | C_t)
is negative binomial with mean \rho C_t
and dispersion parameter 1/k
;
p(D_t | C_t, R_t)
is binomial with size R_t
and probability equal to the case fatality rate cfr
.
A.A. King, M. Domenech de Cellès, F.M.G. Magpantay, and P. Rohani. Avoidable errors in the modelling of outbreaks of emerging pathogens, with special reference to Ebola. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Series B 282, 20150347, 2015.
WHO Ebola Response Team. Ebola virus disease in West Africa—the first 9 months of the epidemic and forward projections. New England Journal of Medicine 371, 1481–1495, 2014.
D. He, E.L. Ionides, and A.A. King. Plug-and-play inference for disease dynamics: measles in large and small populations as a case study. Journal of the Royal Society Interface 7, 271–283, 2010.
More data sets provided with pomp:
blowflies
,
bsflu
,
childhood_disease_data
,
dacca()
,
parus
More examples provided with pomp:
blowflies
,
childhood_disease_data
,
compartmental_models
,
dacca()
,
gompertz()
,
ou2()
,
pomp_examples
,
ricker()
,
rw2()
,
verhulst()
# takes too long for R CMD check
if (require(ggplot2) && require(tidyr)) {
ebolaWA2014 |>
pivot_longer(c(cases,deaths)) |>
ggplot(aes(x=date,y=value,group=name,color=name))+
geom_line()+
facet_grid(country~.,scales="free_y")+
theme_bw()+
theme(axis.text=element_text(angle=-90))
}
plot(ebolaModel(country="SLE"))
plot(ebolaModel(country="GIN"))
plot(ebolaModel(country="LBR"))


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Essential ingredients
- Whisky or bourbon
- Ice
- Sugar syrup
- Angostura bitters
- Lemon
- Lime
Mixers
- Soda water
- Tonic
- Coke
- Lemonade
- Flavoured syrups
Tools
- Cocktail shaker
- Shot measurer
- Small knife
- Muddler
Cocktail recipes
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|
Sogyrolib
|
IPASS Project Hoge School Utrecht HBO ICT-TI
Library for the L3G4200D gryoscope and the MH7219 Led Matrix including a Game making toolset.
By Peter Schenkels 2019
Interface for the L3G4200D with a twist. The Chip is connected to a seperate Arudino Nano. This Arduino Nano is used for getting the Axis. The Slave Arduino Nano is connected via a SPI bus to a Master Arduino. The Slave Arduino Nano focusses on getting the DPS (Degrees Per Second) values from the chip and keeping track of it's own axis in degrees. The Master Arudino can acces these values by sending command bytes to the Arduino Nano.
Hwlib is needed for this project, consult this page for more information: https://github.com/wovo/installers
The Slave Arduino Nano needs to be connected to a Master Arduino Due via SPI. Flash the slave code in the */src/Slave_Gyroscope* Directory on to the Slave Arduino Nano. I have profided a test in the "tests" directory.
Pin connections between the Slave and the Master.
For the Slave you need to connect these pins:
note: ~~these pins can be changed by manually modifying the class~~
For the Master you can choose whatever suits your mood.
Run this command in the root directory of this project for the Doxygen documentation: Doxygen
See the Doxygen documentation for more information on how to use this library.


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Create payments servers. Currently the first alpha code is a work in progress.
Source
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Turtles are diapsids of the order Testudines characterized by a special bony or cartilaginous shell developed from their ribs and acting as a shield. "Turtle" may refer to the order as a whole or to fresh-water and sea-dwelling testudines. The order Testudines includes both extant and extinct species.
Ants are eusocial insects of the family Formicidae and, along with the related wasps and bees, belong to the order Hymenoptera. Ants evolved from wasp-like ancestors in the Cretaceous period, about 140 million years ago, and diversified after the rise of flowering plants.
Manatees are large, fully aquatic, mostly herbivorous marine mammals sometimes known as sea cows. There are three accepted living species of Trichechidae, representing three of the four living species in the order Sirenia: the Amazonian manatee, the West Indian manatee, and the West African manatee.


class Logger(object):
log an arbitrary number of data (a data row) per "timestep".
The add
method can be called several times per timestep, the push
method must be called once per timestep. Callables are called in the
push
method and their output is logged. push
finally also dumps the
current data row to disk. load
reads all logged data in and, like
plot
, will only work if the same number of data was pushed each and
every time.
To-be-logged "values" can be scalars or iterables (like lists or nparrays).
The current data is saved to a file and cleared after each timestep.
The name
and filename
attributes are based on either the name or
the logged instance class as given as first argument. Only if a name
was given, push
overwrites the derived file if it exists.
To append data, set self.counter
> 0 or call load
before to call
push
the first time (make sure that the _name
attribute has the
desired value either way). len(self.load().data) is the number of
current data.
A minimal practical example logging some nicely transformed attribute
values of an object (looping over Logger
and LoggerDummy
for
testing purpose only):
>>> import numpy as np >>> import cma >>> for Logger in [cma.logger.Logger, cma.logger.LoggerDummy]: ... es = cma.CMAEvolutionStrategy(3 * [1], 2, dict(maxiter=9, verbose=-9)) ... lg = Logger(es, # es-instance serves as argument to callables and for attribute access ... callables=[lambda s: s.best.f, ... lambda s: np.log10(np.abs(s.best.f)), ... lambda s: np.log10(s.sigma), ... ], ... labels=['best f', 'lg(best f)', r'lg($\sigma$)']) ... _ = es.optimize(cma.ff.sphere, callback=lg.push) ... # lg.plot() # caveat: requires matplotlib and clears current figure like gcf().clear() ... lg2 = Logger(lg.name).load() # same logger without callables assigned ... lg3 = Logger(lg.filename).load() # ditto ... assert len(lg.load().data) == lg.count == 9 or isinstance(lg, cma.logger.LoggerDummy) ... assert np.all(lg.data == lg2.data) and np.all(lg.data == lg3.data) ... assert lg.labels == lg2.labels ... lg.delete() # delete data file, logger can still be (re-)used for new data
| Method | __call__ |
see also method push . |
| Method | __del__ |
Undocumented |
| Method | __init__ |
obj_or_name is the instance that we want to observe, |
| Method | add |
data may be a value, or a list , or a numpy array. |
| Method | delete |
delete current data file and reset count to zero |
| Method | load |
Undocumented |
| Method | plot |
plot logged data using the plot function. |
| Method | push |
call stack() and finalize the current timestep, ignore input arguments. |
| Method | push |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | extension |
Undocumented |
| Class Variable | fields |
names of attributes written to and read from file |
| Instance Variable | attributes |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | callables |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | count |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | current |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | data |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | format |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | labels |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | name |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | obj |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | path |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | plot |
Undocumented |
| Property | filename |
full filename as absolute path (stored in attribute _name ) |
| Method | _add |
add data from registered attributes and callables, called by push |
| Method | _autoname |
set name and _name attributes. |
| Method | _compose |
add unique_id to name before ".logdata" |
| Method | _create |
return absolute path or '' if not name_prefix |
| Method | _stack |
stack data into current row managing the different access... |
| Method | _unique |
return id:str that makes name or self._name unique |
| Instance Variable | _delete |
Undocumented |
| Instance Variable | _name |
Undocumented |
obj_or_name
is the instance that we want to observe,
or a name, or an absolute path to a file.
attributes
are attribute names[:str
] of obj_or_name
, however
callables
are more general in their usage and hence recommended.
They allow attribute access and transformations, for example like
lambda es: np.log10(sum(es.mean**2)**0.5 / es.sigma).
When a callable
accepts an argument, it is called with
obj_or_name
as argument. The returned value of callables
and
the current values of attributes
are logged each time when
push
is called.
Details: path
is not used if obj_or_name
is an absolute path
name, e.g. the filename
attribute from another logger. If
delete is True, the data file is deleted when the instance is
destructed. This can also be controlled or prevented by setting the
boolean _delete
attribute.
plot logged data using the plot
function.
If clear
, this calls matplotlib.pyplot.gca().clear()
before
to plot in the current figure. The default value of clear
may
change in future.
If transformations[i] is a callable
it is used to transform the i-th
data column like i_th_column = transformations[i](data[:,i]).
set name
and _name
attributes.
Loggers based on the same class are separted by calling
_unique_name_addition
afterwards.


Disruption
To gain a better, more objective understanding of the future of American jobs, we analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and displayed our findings in 3 different maps: 1) Projected job growth
(opportunity); 2) Projected job loss (disruption); and 3) Magnitude of projected change in an area due to jobs (combined), a factor of opportunity and disruption. Data was provided at the MSA and NMA region level: Metropolitan
Statistical Areas and Non-metropolitan Areas, respectively, denoting areas with uniform economic characteristics equivalent to 2/3 cities. Each MSA or NMA was awarded a disruption, opportunity, or combined value based on 20
year job projections and current employment levels in the area.
Disruption Information
MSA Code:
Largest disruption contributor:
Total Workforce:
Interesting Findings from data:
- The Southeast displayed notably high levels of opportunity and projected job growth, with opportunity values similar to those of more urban, well-known cities in the Northeast
- Regarding disruption, parts of Central California and the Southeast, especially South Carolina, stood out as areas with especially high values
- Nationwide, jobs that were manual in nature and easily replacable by far represented the biggest areas for job loss
- Nationwide, jobs related to the Healthcare industry and personal in nature (such as Physical Therapist Assistants, Home Health Aides) by far represented the largest contributors to job opportunity. This could be a factor of either the immunity of these jobs due to their personal, un-automizable nature; or the increased need for healthcare related to recent legislature.


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Government asks Manab Zamin to explain fake news on Indian PM Modi
by bdnews24.comThe information ministry has asked for the Daily Manab Zamin’s explanation on a fake news on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Related Stories
Chief Information Officer Surath Kumar Sarker sent a letter to the Bangla newspaper on Sunday seeking its explanation of a report titled “Babri Mosque Case Verdict: Modi Congratulates 5 Judges” on Nov 13.
The High Commission of India in Dhaka protested against the “false and baseless” news, and the Manab Zamin published a rejoinder as well, the letter noted.
“Publication of such false and baseless news appears to carry evil intentions,” the information ministry said.
“Moreover, the government believes the baseless and false news was published with the ulterior motive to destroy the communal harmony in Bangladesh,” it added.
The Manab Zamin has been given three days to offer explanations.
An information ministry official confirmed to bdnews24.com the issuance of the letter.
The Daily Nayadiganta has also been asked to explain similar fake news on the issue, the official said.
No reaction from the Manab Zamin and Nayadiganta was available immediately.


--- title: Script.aculo.us Transitions layout: post tags: - Scriptaculous - PrototypeJS - JavaScript ---
I’ve been digging through the Script.aculo.us code a lot recently and have stumbled upon a number of very effective transitions which aren’t used widely. There are 9 effects in total comprising of:
You can see a full demo of all the the effects on the Script.aculo.us Wiki.
All of Script.aculo.us’s effects will take a transition in the options array. For example we could apply a spring transition to our scroll to effect.


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Serves 4
James Martin does comfort food restaurant-style with confit duck legs, creamy mash and peppery lentils.
Preheat the oven to 140C/120C Fan/Gas 1.
Mix the salt, thyme and garlic in a large bowl. Coat the duck legs with the mixture then place on a tray with any remaining mixture on top and underneath. Refrigerate for 24 hours. Rinse the duck legs under cold running water to wash away the salt mixture.
Place the duck in a flameproof casserole with a lid and add the duck fat and bay leaves. Bring to a simmer, then put the lid on and cook in the oven for 2½ hours. Remove the duck from the fat and set aside. Discard the fat.
For the Puy lentils, heat the oil in a sauté pan or a large frying pan. Once hot, add the pancetta and shallot and cook for 2 minutes. Add the garlic, carrot, celery and leek and cook for a further 2 minutes.
Add the lentils and red wine and bring to the boil. Cook until the volume of liquid has reduced by half. Add the stock and cook for 25-30 minutes. When the lentils are tender, stir in the sherry vinegar and parsley.
Place the potatoes in a large pan of salted water and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 12-15 minutes, or until the potatoes are tender.
Drain and return the potatoes to the pan. Place over the heat for a minute to drive off any excess moisture. Pass through a potato ricer or mash thoroughly until smooth. Stir in the butter and cream, beating until smooth.
To finish the duck confit, heat the olive oil in a frying pan. Once hot, add the honey and the duck legs. Cook the duck for 2 minutes on each side, basting all the time.
Divide the lentils and mashed potatoes between serving plates. Serve the duck legs on top of the Puy lentils and garnish with celery leaves.


Prinze Charming Head Over Heels
By Ross Anthony
"I'm the woman with the worst judgment in men," admits Amanda (Monica Potter). Having been cheated once too many times, she leaves her latest disloyal boyfriend and rents a closet (err... room) in an extravagant apartment occupied by four goofy models and overlooking the residence of Jim Winsten (Freddie Prinze Jr.). Having sworn off men forever, she buries herself in her work (fine art restoration) and then, of course, gets weak in the knees for Freddie upon first meeting. But will he fall head over heels too, or will he be just like all the other men in this movie, or will he turn out to be a phony, liar, Vespa rider?
Early on choppy editing left the production awkwardly timed. At Monica's workplace, the group of three senior ladies felt horribly filmed and added later. After a sticky first 20 minutes, the editing found a decent groove and the rough-edged acting also improved to adequate.
The first meeting of Monica and Jim balances the sweet charming beats with ouch wince-able beats. Much of the humor lies in stuttery, got the words wrong because I'm in love, type dialogue, "I got the runs ... I ah, mean, I gotta run."
Monica Potter shows some promise, gracing the screen with a reminiscence of Julia Roberts gone blonde and unrefined. "He must have some huge flaw ... because I'm attracted to him."
Freddie Prinze, Jr. simply smiled and giggled his way through the picture.
4 models + 1 cop = a very bad scene. However, the two fish tank scenes brought a maturity and class to a production sorely unaware that those qualities were lacking. Though neither classy nor mature, by far the funniest two scenes required a toilet. (But they really were funny!)
But hey, what do I know? I'm not a fourteen year old girl.
Head Over Heels. Copyright © 2001. Rated R. * Starring Monica Potter, Freddie Prinze, Jr., Sarah O'Hare, Shalom Harlow, Ivana Milicevic, Tomiko Fraser, China Chow, Jay Brazeau. * Directed by Mark Waters. * Written by Ron Burch, David Kidd. * Produced by Robert Simonds at Universal.
Grade..........................B-
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You’ve been using React’s Context API to manage global state to share the same information across multiple components. Redux, like Context, gives you a way to store and manage global state in your React applications. Even though Context has become a popular option since its introduction, Redux remains a popular option for projects with sophisticated global state requirements.
After reading and practicing how to use Redux, you should be able to:
createStore
method to create an instance of a Redux storestore.dispatch
method to dispatch an action to trigger a state updatestore.subscribe
method to listen for state updatesstore.getState
method to get the current stateswitch
statement within a reducer function to handle multiple action types


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Doctype Declaration
doctype <doctype name> extends <super type>{
schemas {
<schema name> [{ <property> [<type>], ...} ]
}
aliases {
<alias name> <aliastype> { <alias arguments>}
}
[crud]
}
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<doctype name>
is the name of the document type to be declared,
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<super type>
is the parent type of this document type (document
by default),
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<schema name>
is the list of schema name that this document follows. It's possible to declare inline schemas,
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and as an option <crud>
asks to generate mutations for the type.
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With OkiCheckbox you can customize browser's checkbox widget. OkiCheckbox by
default looks after real checkbox for two tags: A and SPAN
- A tag is custom checkbox icon
- SPAN tag is custom checkbox label
NOTE: All classe names and css code can be changed! All is up to you!
In this example checkboxes was wrapped by div.basic-checkbox-row with fixed height. Instead of this you can of course add div with clear: both. Checkboxes have build in default image (inside css's data:image/png;base64) so they are just ready to use!
This example shows how to synchronize OkiCheckbox with real browsers widgets. Note that option hideReal was set to false to show real widgets. If you click to OkiCheckbox it automatically changes real widget. But opposite thing may happen - real widget can be changed by some JavaScript code. OkiCheckbox, for performance reasons, doesn't check for that. You shoud manually invoke sync() method on checkboxes that your're sure that was changed.
OkiCheckbox can run callback functions. Also they trigger change event to real browser's widget so you can put attribute onChange in real checkbox.


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--- layout: post esbma_id: 3055 title: Feel date: 2014-02-20 09:00:00 keywords: mssql_to_sqlite teaser: In a number of ways, you can tell that SQLite was not originally written specifically for Windows folks. ---
(This entry is part of a series. The audience: SQL Server developers. The topic: SQLite on mobile devices.)
Ever used iTunes for Windows?
Or Microsoft Office on a Mac?
You can usually tell when a piece of software was ported from another platform. Everything is a little slower. Keyboard shortcuts don't follow the conventions. The menu item is called Preferences instead of Options.
Maybe the software works. Maybe there's nothing really wrong with it. But things just don't feel quite right.

Sometimes the situation improves 2 or 3 releases later. But not always. And even if it does, the truth is that a cross-platform app may never feel like one which was written by a true disciple of the religion. Evernote will never feel as Deeply iOS-ish as Vesper.
But this is a conscious tradeoff. Vesper will never be as ubiquitous as Evernote. That's important too.
If you have self-identified as a "Microsoft-centric developer" for more than, say, four years, then you are probably experiencing a lot of uncomfortable change.
Not that long ago, all your tooling and platforms just felt right. The line between Microsoft Stuff and Other Stuff was pretty clear. As long as you stayed with solutions provided by Microsoft, you generally knew what to expect.
Somewhere along the way, all that got fouled up.
Microsoft contributed a ton of code to make node.js run natively on Windows. Without forking it.
Azure supports Linux, Java, PHP and Ruby.
Git ?!? Really?
Microsoft is embracing outside stuff like never before. The world is different. (Like everything else coming out of Dev Div, if you don't like it, blame Steve Ballmer, and if you do like it, credit ScottGu.)
Some of these technologies got a nice makeover from the folks in Redmond. Like node.js.
Others just suddenly appeared in the Microsoft ecosystem without much prep. Showing up at a nice club in jeans and sneakers. Sitting around looking awkward.
When considered as part of the Microsoft ecosystem, as a possible replacement for SQL CE, this awkwardness is the current status of SQLite. It just doesn't feel right.
People have been asking me to cite an official source for my claim that "Microsoft apparently considers SQLite to be the replacement for SQL Server Compact". But I don't really have one.
On the status of SQL CE itself, there is this comment on a Connect item, written by somebody named "Microsoft":
"SQL Server compact edition is in deprecation mode with no new releases planned near future".
But that remark doesn't mention SQLite.
If you Google (or Bing) around a bit, you'll find more "evidence" that would be described as informal or anecdotal. Why isn't Microsoft making a clear statement on this?
I assume it's because SQLite hasn't had its makeover. Maybe one is coming. Heck if I know. I've got no inside info. I just think it's likely that somebody inside Microsoft has a work item entitled "Make the situation better for people using SQLite".
In the meantime, using SQLite feels like you're using something that didn't originally come from Microsoft. Because it didn't. SQLite's core API is in C, and all the function names are lower_case_with_underscores(). Jeans and sneakers.
Because SQLite is the best available option for SQL on mobile. That's why it is installed on over a billion devices.
And that's why it's gaining traction in the Microsoft community, despite its non-Microsoft-ish feel.
Microsoft isn't an island anymore. Get used to it.
Actually, lots of people have done cool stuff to help SQLite shed its awkwardness. Packages with nice installers. ADO.NET support. C# wrappers with MixedCaseIdentifiers. I'll be delving into some of these things later.


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public final class Screen : BaseSource, Source
A wrapper around UIScreen
. Each property is read directly from UIScreen
; every property is always the latest
available value
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public static var availability: SourceAvailability
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public static var displayName: String
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A boolean indicating if the screen is monitoring for brightness changes
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Swift
public var isUpdating: Bool { get }
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Formatted value:
\(width) x \(height) Points
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Swift
public var reportedResolution: GenericValue<CGSize, Point> { get }
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The native resolution of the screen
Properties Display name: Screen Resolution (native) Unit: Pixel Formatted value:
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Swift
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public var nativeScale: GenericValue<CGFloat, Scale> { get }
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Unit: Percent
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Swift
public var brightness: GenericValue<CGFloat, Percent> { get }
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An array of the screen’s properties, in the following order:
- Screen Resolution (reported)
- Screen Resolution (native)
- Screen Resolution (reported)
- Screen Resolution (native)
- Brightness
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Swift
public var allValues: [AnyValue] { get }
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public override convenience init()
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public convenience init(screen: UIScreen)
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Start automatically monitoring changes to the source. This will start delegate methods being called when new data is available
Declaration
Swift
public func startUpdating()
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Stop performing automatic date refreshes
Declaration
Swift
public func stopUpdating()


HttpClient class
A client that receives content, such as web pages, from a server using the HTTP protocol.
HttpClient contains a number of methods to send an HttpClientRequest to an Http server and receive an HttpClientResponse back. For example, you can use the get, getUrl, post, and postUrl methods for GET and POST requests, respectively.
Making a simple GET request: an example
A getUrl
request is a two-step process, triggered by two Futures.
When the first future completes with a HttpClientRequest, the underlying
network connection has been established, but no data has been sent.
In the callback function for the first future, the HTTP headers and body
can be set on the request. Either the first write to the request object
or a call to close sends the request to the server.
When the HTTP response is received from the server, the second future, which is returned by close, completes with an HttpClientResponse object. This object provides access to the headers and body of the response. The body is available as a stream implemented by HttpClientResponse. If a body is present, it must be read. Otherwise, it leads to resource leaks. Consider using HttpClientResponse.drain if the body is unused.
HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
client.getUrl(Uri.parse("http://www.example.com/"))
.then((HttpClientRequest request) {
// Optionally set up headers...
// Optionally write to the request object...
// Then call close.
...
return request.close();
})
.then((HttpClientResponse response) {
// Process the response.
...
});
The future for HttpClientRequest is created by methods such as getUrl and open.
HTTPS connections
An HttpClient can make HTTPS requests, connecting to a server using the TLS (SSL) secure networking protocol. Calling getUrl with an https: scheme will work automatically, if the server's certificate is signed by a root CA (certificate authority) on the default list of well-known trusted CAs, compiled by Mozilla.
To add a custom trusted certificate authority, or to send a client
certificate to servers that request one, pass a SecurityContext object
as the optional context
argument to the HttpClient
constructor.
The desired security options can be set on the SecurityContext object.
Headers
All HttpClient requests set the following header by default:
Accept-Encoding: gzip
This allows the HTTP server to use gzip compression for the body if
possible. If this behavior is not desired set the
Accept-Encoding
header to something else.
To turn off gzip compression of the response, clear this header:
request.headers.removeAll(HttpHeaders.acceptEncodingHeader)
Closing the HttpClient
The HttpClient supports persistent connections and caches network connections to reuse them for multiple requests whenever possible. This means that network connections can be kept open for some time after a request has completed. Use HttpClient.close to force the HttpClient object to shut down and to close the idle network connections.
Turning proxies on and off
By default the HttpClient uses the proxy configuration available
from the environment, see findProxyFromEnvironment. To turn off
the use of proxies set the findProxy property to
null
.
HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
client.findProxy = null;
Constructors
- HttpClient({SecurityContext context })
-
factory
Properties
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authenticate
← Future<
bool> Function(Uri, String, String) -
Sets the function to be called when a site is requesting
authentication. The URL requested and the security realm from the
server are passed in the arguments
url
andrealm
. [...]write-only -
authenticateProxy
← Future<
bool> Function(String, int, String, String) -
Sets the function to be called when a proxy is requesting
authentication. Information on the proxy in use and the security
realm for the authentication are passed in the arguments
host
,port
andrealm
. [...]write-only - autoUncompress ↔ bool
-
Gets and sets whether the body of a response will be automatically
uncompressed. [...]
read / write
- badCertificateCallback ← bool Function(X509Certificate, String, int)
-
Sets a callback that will decide whether to accept a secure connection
with a server certificate that cannot be authenticated by any of our
trusted root certificates. [...]
write-only
- connectionTimeout ↔ Duration
-
Gets and sets the connection timeout. [...]
read / write
- findProxy ← String Function(Uri)
-
Sets the function used to resolve the proxy server to be used for
opening a HTTP connection to the specified
url
. If this function is not set, direct connections will always be used. [...]write-only - idleTimeout ↔ Duration
-
Gets and sets the idle timeout of non-active persistent (keep-alive)
connections. [...]
read / write
- maxConnectionsPerHost ↔ int
-
Gets and sets the maximum number of live connections, to a single host. [...]
read / write
- userAgent ↔ String
-
Gets and sets the default value of the
User-Agent
header for all requests generated by this HttpClient. [...]read / write - hashCode → int
-
The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
- runtimeType → Type
-
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
Methods
-
addCredentials(
Uri url, String realm, HttpClientCredentials credentials) → void - Add credentials to be used for authorizing HTTP requests.
-
addProxyCredentials(
String host, int port, String realm, HttpClientCredentials credentials) → void - Add credentials to be used for authorizing HTTP proxies.
-
close(
{bool force: false }) → void - Shuts down the HTTP client. [...]
-
delete(
String host, int port, String path) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the DELETE method. [...]
-
deleteUrl(
Uri url) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the DELETE method. [...]
-
get(
String host, int port, String path) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the GET method. [...]
-
getUrl(
Uri url) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the GET method. [...]
-
head(
String host, int port, String path) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the HEAD method. [...]
-
headUrl(
Uri url) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the HEAD method. [...]
-
open(
String method, String host, int port, String path) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection. [...]
-
openUrl(
String method, Uri url) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection. [...]
-
patch(
String host, int port, String path) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the PATCH method. [...]
-
patchUrl(
Uri url) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the PATCH method. [...]
-
post(
String host, int port, String path) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the POST method. [...]
-
postUrl(
Uri url) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the POST method. [...]
-
put(
String host, int port, String path) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the PUT method. [...]
-
putUrl(
Uri url) → Future< HttpClientRequest> - Opens a HTTP connection using the PUT method. [...]
-
noSuchMethod(
Invocation invocation) → dynamic -
Invoked when a non-existent method or property is accessed. [...]
inherited
-
toString(
) → String -
Returns a string representation of this object.
inherited
Operators
-
operator ==(
dynamic other) → bool -
The equality operator. [...]
inherited
Static Methods
Constants
- DEFAULT_HTTP_PORT → const int
-
@Deprecated("Use defaultHttpPort instead")
defaultHttpPort
- DEFAULT_HTTPS_PORT → const int
-
@Deprecated("Use defaultHttpsPort instead")
defaultHttpsPort
- defaultHttpPort → const int
-
80
- defaultHttpsPort → const int
-
443


02.Write a script that compares two char arrays lexicographically (letter by letter).
Array One:
Array Two:
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