Spoilers: Callum warns Whitney against Leo in EastEnders — but he has a plan
In spite of their relationship having ended in disaster, Callum ‘Halfway’ Highway (Tony Clay) has demonstrated that he still cares greatly for Whitney Dean (Shona McGarty) in EastEnders. Similarly, Whitney has proven that she still loves Callum — and it appeared as if the pair may have embarked on a friendship had it not been for the evil Leo King’s (Tom Wells) interference.
Yes, viewers will remember that, after Leo set his sights on Whitney, it didn’t take him long to realise that Callum was going to be something of a problem. With Whitney still holding the young man in a high regard, it was nearly impossible for Leo to get close to her, and thus he set about getting Callum out of the picture.
After acquiring an old video that didn’t paint Callum in a positive light, Leo showed the clip to Whitney, who proceeded to publicly call him out. As a result, the young man’s heroic reputation was damaged, and thus Leo was able to swoop in and carry on with his plan.
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However, Leo ended up on the wrong side of the law several weeks back when Jack (Scott Maslen) was forced to arrest him, and in the coming episodes, the copper does some digging.
Yes, Jack speaks to Callum about Leo — and the conversation clearly leaves him a little perturbed, as he wastes little time in seeking out Whitney in an attempt to warn her off the creepy paralegal.
Unfortunately, Leo gets to her first, and explains everything.
Will Jack and Callum be able to make Whitney see sense?
While we’re not sure what exactly Callum said to Jack in order to raise his suspicions, the young man is clearly still hellbent on protecting Whitney, so perhaps him and Jack will be able to put an end to Leo’s manipulation?
One to watch: Friday 6th December at 7:30pm on BBC One.


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| interface XExtendedDocumentHandler |
- Base Interfaces
XExtendedDocumentHandler
┗ XDocumentHandler
| XDocumentHandler |
- (referenced interface's summary:)
- receives notification of general document events.
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|
- Description
- this interface does not conform to the SAX-standard.
Note: Whether or not every callback is supported is dependent
on the parser implementation.
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| Methods' Summary |
| startCDATA |
receives notification about the start of a CDATA section in the
XML-source.
|
| endCDATA |
informs about the end of a CDATA-Section.
|
| comment |
receives notification about a comment in the XML-source.
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| allowLineBreak |
informs a writer that it is allowable to insert a line break and
indentation before the next XDocumentHandler-call.
|
| unknown |
notifies that any characters that cannot be handled by other callback
methods are announced through this method.
|
| Methods' Details |
startCDATA
- Description
- receives notification about the start of a CDATA section in the
XML-source.
Any string comming in via character handler may include chars,
that would otherwise be interpreted as markup.
|
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endCDATA
- Description
- informs about the end of a CDATA-Section.
Note that startCDATA/endCDATA MUST NOT enclose any
startElement/endElement -call!
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comment
| void |
| comment( |
[in] string |
sComment ) |
| raises( |
SAXException ); |
- Description
- receives notification about a comment in the XML-source.
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allowLineBreak
- Description
- informs a writer that it is allowable to insert a line break and
indentation before the next XDocumentHandler-call.
|
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unknown
- Description
- notifies that any characters that cannot be handled by other callback
methods are announced through this method.
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public class StageMain extends javafx.stage.Stage implements MenuListener, Sender
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Canvas |
canvas |
private Controls |
controls |
private Menu |
menu |
private RightSide |
rightSide |
private javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane |
vBox |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
StageMain() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private void |
block()
Function to block user from sending requests to server when we are waiting for one
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void |
change()
Function inherited from MenuListener, it updates whole application theme
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void |
clear()
Function inherited from MenuListener, it is called after clear is clicked in menu
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void |
exit()
Function inherited from MenuListener, it closes the whole application
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private void |
init()
Function to initialize screen appearance
|
private void |
initCanvas()
Function to initialize canvas
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private void |
initScene()
Function to initialize main scene
|
private void |
initStage(javafx.scene.Scene scene)
A function to initialize main stage of the application
|
private void |
initVBox()
Function to initialize main VBox
|
private void |
receivedInitial(int[][] array)
Function that controls what happens when we receive response after recognize request
|
private void |
receivedSolved(int[][] array)
Function that controls what happens when we receive response after send request
|
void |
send(java.awt.image.BufferedImage image,
Parameters parameters)
Function that sends recognize request and waits for a respond from server
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private void |
setDimensions(javafx.geometry.Rectangle2D screenBounds)
Function to set dimensions of the main stage
|
void |
solve()
Function that sends solve request and waits for a respond from server
|
private void |
unblock()
Function to unblock user from sending requests to server when we are waiting for one
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alwaysOnTopProperty, close, fullScreenExitHintProperty, fullScreenExitKeyProperty, fullScreenProperty, getFullScreenExitHint, getFullScreenExitKeyCombination, getIcons, getMaxHeight, getMaxWidth, getMinHeight, getMinWidth, getModality, getOwner, getStyle, getTitle, iconifiedProperty, impl_getMXWindowType, impl_setImportant, impl_setPrimary, impl_visibleChanged, impl_visibleChanging, initModality, initOwner, initStyle, isAlwaysOnTop, isFullScreen, isIconified, isMaximized, isResizable, maxHeightProperty, maximizedProperty, maxWidthProperty, minHeightProperty, minWidthProperty, resizableProperty, setAlwaysOnTop, setFullScreen, setFullScreenExitHint, setFullScreenExitKeyCombination, setIconified, setMaxHeight, setMaximized, setMaxWidth, setMinHeight, setMinWidth, setResizable, setScene, setTitle, show, showAndWait, titleProperty, toBack, toFront
addEventFilter, addEventHandler, buildEventDispatchChain, centerOnScreen, eventDispatcherProperty, fireEvent, focusedProperty, getEventDispatcher, getHeight, getOnCloseRequest, getOnHidden, getOnHiding, getOnShowing, getOnShown, getOpacity, getProperties, getScene, getUserData, getWidth, getX, getY, hasProperties, heightProperty, hide, impl_getPeer, impl_getWindows, isFocused, isShowing, onCloseRequestProperty, onHiddenProperty, onHidingProperty, onShowingProperty, onShownProperty, opacityProperty, removeEventFilter, removeEventHandler, requestFocus, sceneProperty, setEventDispatcher, setEventHandler, setFocused, setHeight, setOnCloseRequest, setOnHidden, setOnHiding, setOnShowing, setOnShown, setOpacity, setUserData, setWidth, setX, setY, showingProperty, sizeToScene, widthProperty, xProperty, yProperty
private javafx.scene.layout.BorderPane vBox
private Canvas canvas
private RightSide rightSide
private Menu menu
private Controls controls
public void solve() throws java.lang.Exception
public void send(java.awt.image.BufferedImage image, Parameters parameters) throws java.lang.Exception
private void block()
private void unblock()
private void receivedSolved(int[][] array)
array
- array received from serverprivate void receivedInitial(int[][] array)
array
- array received from serverpublic void clear()
clear
in interface MenuListener
public void change()
change
in interface MenuListener
public void exit()
exit
in interface MenuListener
private void init()
private void initScene()
private void initStage(javafx.scene.Scene scene)
scene
- main scene previously initializedprivate void setDimensions(javafx.geometry.Rectangle2D screenBounds)
screenBounds
- bounds of the whole available screenprivate void initCanvas()
private void initVBox()


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This API Blueprint demonstrates a real world example documenting a portion of App.net API.
NOTE: This document is a work in progress.
This section groups App.net post resources.
A Post is the other central object utilized by the App.net Stream API. It has rich text and annotations which comprise all of the content a users sees in their feed. Posts are closely tied to the follow graph...
A Post is the other central object utilized by the App.net Stream API. It has rich text and annotations which comprise all of the content a users sees in their feed. Posts are closely tied to the follow graph... Returns a specific Post.
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
post_id |
post_id
1
|
The id of the Post. |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"data": {
"id": "1", // note this is a string
"user": {
...
},
"created_at": "2012-07-16T17:25:47Z",
"text": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork",
"html": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork.",
"source": {
"client_id": "udxGzAVBdXwGtkHmvswR5MbMEeVnq6n4",
"name": "Clientastic for iOS",
"link": "http://app.net"
},
"machine_only": false,
"reply_to": null,
"thread_id": "1",
"num_replies": 3,
"num_reposts": 0,
"num_stars": 0,
"entities": {
"mentions": [{
"name": "berg",
"id": "2",
"pos": 0,
"len": 5
}],
"hashtags": [{
"name": "newsocialnetwork",
"pos": 34,
"len": 17
}],
"links": [{
"text": "this new site",
"url": "https://join.app.net"
"pos": 20,
"len": 13
}]
},
"you_reposted": false,
"you_starred": false
},
"meta": {
"code": 200,
}
}
A Post is the other central object utilized by the App.net Stream API. It has rich text and annotations which comprise all of the content a users sees in their feed. Posts are closely tied to the follow graph... Delete a Post. The current user must be the same user who created the Post. It returns the deleted Post on success.
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
post_id |
post_id
1
|
The id of the Post. |
A Collection of posts.
A Collection of posts. Create a new Post object. Mentions and hashtags will be parsed out of the post text, as will bare URLs...
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"data": {
"id": "1", // note this is a string
"user": {
...
},
"created_at": "2012-07-16T17:25:47Z",
"text": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork",
"html": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork.",
"source": {
"client_id": "udxGzAVBdXwGtkHmvswR5MbMEeVnq6n4",
"name": "Clientastic for iOS",
"link": "http://app.net"
},
"machine_only": false,
"reply_to": null,
"thread_id": "1",
"num_replies": 3,
"num_reposts": 0,
"num_stars": 0,
"entities": {
"mentions": [{
"name": "berg",
"id": "2",
"pos": 0,
"len": 5
}],
"hashtags": [{
"name": "newsocialnetwork",
"pos": 34,
"len": 17
}],
"links": [{
"text": "this new site",
"url": "https://join.app.net"
"pos": 20,
"len": 13
}]
},
"you_reposted": false,
"you_starred": false
},
"meta": {
"code": 200,
}
}
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"data": {
"id": "1", // note this is a string
"user": {
...
},
"created_at": "2012-07-16T17:25:47Z",
"text": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork",
"html": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork.",
"source": {
"client_id": "udxGzAVBdXwGtkHmvswR5MbMEeVnq6n4",
"name": "Clientastic for iOS",
"link": "http://app.net"
},
"machine_only": false,
"reply_to": null,
"thread_id": "1",
"num_replies": 3,
"num_reposts": 0,
"num_stars": 0,
"entities": {
"mentions": [{
"name": "berg",
"id": "2",
"pos": 0,
"len": 5
}],
"hashtags": [{
"name": "newsocialnetwork",
"pos": 34,
"len": 17
}],
"links": [{
"text": "this new site",
"url": "https://join.app.net"
"pos": 20,
"len": 13
}]
},
"you_reposted": false,
"you_starred": false
},
"meta": {
"code": 200,
}
}
A Collection of posts. Retrieves all posts.
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"data": [
{
"id": "1", // note this is a string
...
},
{
"id": "2",
...
},
{
"id": "3",
...
},
],
"meta": {
"code": 200,
}
}
A User’s stars are visible to others, but they are not automatically added to your followers’ streams.
A User’s stars are visible to others, but they are not automatically added to your followers’ streams. Save a given Post to the current User’s stars. This is just a “save” action, not a sharing action.
Note: A repost cannot be starred. Please star the parent Post.
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
post_id |
post_id
1
|
The id of the Post. |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"data": {
"id": "1", // note this is a string
"user": {
...
},
"created_at": "2012-07-16T17:25:47Z",
"text": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork",
"html": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork.",
"source": {
"client_id": "udxGzAVBdXwGtkHmvswR5MbMEeVnq6n4",
"name": "Clientastic for iOS",
"link": "http://app.net"
},
"machine_only": false,
"reply_to": null,
"thread_id": "1",
"num_replies": 3,
"num_reposts": 0,
"num_stars": 0,
"entities": {
"mentions": [{
"name": "berg",
"id": "2",
"pos": 0,
"len": 5
}],
"hashtags": [{
"name": "newsocialnetwork",
"pos": 34,
"len": 17
}],
"links": [{
"text": "this new site",
"url": "https://join.app.net"
"pos": 20,
"len": 13
}]
},
"you_reposted": false,
"you_starred": false
},
"meta": {
"code": 200,
}
}
A User’s stars are visible to others, but they are not automatically added to your followers’ streams. Remove a Star from a Post.
| Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
post_id |
post_id
1
|
The id of the Post. |
| Headers | |
|---|---|
| Content-Type | application/json |
application/json
{
"data": {
"id": "1", // note this is a string
"user": {
...
},
"created_at": "2012-07-16T17:25:47Z",
"text": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork",
"html": "@berg FIRST post on this new site #newsocialnetwork.",
"source": {
"client_id": "udxGzAVBdXwGtkHmvswR5MbMEeVnq6n4",
"name": "Clientastic for iOS",
"link": "http://app.net"
},
"machine_only": false,
"reply_to": null,
"thread_id": "1",
"num_replies": 3,
"num_reposts": 0,
"num_stars": 0,
"entities": {
"mentions": [{
"name": "berg",
"id": "2",
"pos": 0,
"len": 5
}],
"hashtags": [{
"name": "newsocialnetwork",
"pos": 34,
"len": 17
}],
"links": [{
"text": "this new site",
"url": "https://join.app.net"
"pos": 20,
"len": 13
}]
},
"you_reposted": false,
"you_starred": false
},
"meta": {
"code": 200,
}
}


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My name is Ruth Beck, I am a professional photographer and the creator of Kava, a website where I share with the world the best of my photographs under a Creative Commons license. I am passionate about the world of color and image.
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This blog is powered by Node Blogger, a small blogging platform for Node.js that I created out of my frustrations with WordPress's bloatedness and never-ending updates. Below is a detailed documantion on how to create your own blog using Node Blogger.
First you need to download the repo
git clone https://github.com/qawemlilo/node-blogger.git
Then install dependencies
cd node-blogger && npm install
After installing dependencies, link the bin
scripts to access them via the commandline
npm link
Now you need to set up the basic configs for your blog. This process will update config.json
with your data.
setupblog
Note: If this command doesn't work it means that npm linking did not work. Run the script directly: node bin/setupblog
.
Node Blogger is super easy to use once you have installed it as shown above. When you create a new post, the data is logged in posts.json
, which is our pseudo-database.
Create a new post from the commandline:
newpost
# prompt
Title: My NodeJS adventures
Categories: node.js, javascript
Date:
Note: If this command doesn't work run the script directly: node bin/newpost
.
A new markdown file is created with some placeholding text. You can find that file in the posts
directory, use it to write your post.
After you have finished writing your post in markdown format, compile it to html by running the compile
command.
compile
Note: If this command doesn't work run the script directly: node bin/compile
.
Awesome! Now let's fire up the server.
node server.js
That's it, your blog in now up and running!
You can customise your blog by editing files in the template
directory. Node blogger uses EJS for templating, template/index.ejs
holds the template for the home page and template/post.ejs
holds the template for posts.
The routes.js
file contains the connect middleware for handling http requests.
setupblog
- (bin/setupblog) the setupblog command sets up configuration for a new blognewpost
- (bin/newpost) the newpost command creates the markdown file that will contain the new post. It also logs the new post in posts.json
, our pseudo-database.compile
- (bin/compile) the compile command generates the html files that are served by our http server. This command is intelligent because it only compiles files that have been modified or are new. If you modify any of the templates it will also know this and make changes accordingly when you compile.server.js
contains our http server which makes our blog posts available and accessible via a browser.
Fork and send me a pull request. Do not develop on the master branch.
hotfix-
.feature-
.Node blogger was inspired by this post on http://tutorialzine.com.
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| Package | fm.last |
| Class | public class User |
| Inheritance | User LastFMBase flash.events.EventDispatcher |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
createAPI_Signature(variables:Array):String
| LastFMBase | ||
|
getEvents(user:String):void
Get events that a user is attending using hte user's name.
| User | ||
|
getFriends(user:String, recentTracks:Boolean = false, limit:int = 30):void
Get a list of user's friends, and their recent tracks.
| User | ||
|
getInfo():void
Get a information about authenticated user.
| User | ||
|
getLovedTracks(user:String):void
Get the last 50 tracks loved by a user using hte username.
| User | ||
|
getNeighbours(user:String, limit:int = 30):void
Get a list of user's neighbours using the user's name.
| User | ||
|
getPastEvents(user:String, page:uint = 1, limit:uint = 30):void
Get a list of user's neighbours using the user's name.
| User | ||
|
getPlaylists(user:String):void
Get a list of user's playlists using the user's name.
| User | ||
|
getRecentTracks(user:String, limit:uint = 30):void
Get a list of user's recent tracks, displays if the latest track is currently playing.
| User | ||
|
getRecommendedEvents(user:String, page:uint = 1, limit:uint = 30):void
Get a list of user's recommended events based on their Last.fm listening data.
| User | ||
|
getTopAlbums(user:String, period:String = "overall"):void
Get a list of top albums listened to by a user.
| User | ||
|
getTopArtists(user:String, period:String = "overall"):void
Get a list of top artists listened to by a user.
| User | ||
|
getTopTags(user:String, limit:uint = 30):void
Get the top tags used by a specific user.
| User | ||
|
getTopTracks(user:String, period:String = "overall"):void
Get a list of top tracks listened to by a user.
| User | ||
|
getWeeklyAlbumChart(user:String, datefrom:Number = 0, dateto:Number = 0):void
Get the weekly album chart for a specific user using the user's name and date range.
| User | ||
|
getWeeklyArtistChart(user:String, datefrom:Number = 0, dateto:Number = 0):void
Get the weekly artist chart for a specific user using the user's name and date range.
| User | ||
|
getWeeklyChartList(user:String):void
Get the weekly chart list for a specific user using the user's name.
| User | ||
|
getWeeklyTrackChart(user:String, datefrom:Number = 0, dateto:Number = 0):void
Get the weekly track chart for a specific user using the user's name and date range.
| User | ||
|
requestURL(url:String, method:String, variables:Object = null):void
Typical format of a simple multiline comment.
| LastFMBase |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| API_KEY : String = "a0d8c475f5c0d611d646c3d6fb26e038" [static]
| LastFMBase | ||
| API_URL : String = "http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/" [static]
| LastFMBase | ||
| GET_EVENTS : String = "getEvents" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_FRIENDS : String = "getFriends" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_INFO : String = "getInfo" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_LOVED_TRACKS : String = "getLovedTracks" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_NEIGHBOURS : String = "getNeighbours" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_PAST_EVENTS : String = "getPastEvents" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_PLAYLISTS : String = "getPlaylists" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_RECENT_TRACKS : String = "getRecentTracks" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_RECOMMENDED_EVENTS : String = "getRecommendedEvents" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_TOP_ALBUMS : String = "getTopAlbums" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_TOP_ARTISTS : String = "getTopArtists" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_TOP_TAGS : String = "getTopTags" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_TOP_TRACKS : String = "getTopTracks" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_WEEKLY_ALBUM_CHART : String = "getWeeklyAlbumChart" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_WEEKLY_ARTIST_CHART : String = "getWeeklyArtistChart" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_WEEKLY_CHART_LIST : String = "getWeeklyChartList" [static]
| User | ||
| GET_WEEKLY_TRACK_CHART : String = "getWeeklyTrackChart" [static]
| User | ||
| SECRET : String = "4841fec00f256bb495354022d983f7ec" [static]
| LastFMBase | ||
| TOKEN : String = "46a79e25eb125b3cbbbac13abfcee4f7" [static]
| LastFMBase |
| getEvents | () | method |
public function getEvents(user:String):void
Get events that a user is attending using hte user's name.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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| getFriends | () | method |
public function getFriends(user:String, recentTracks:Boolean = false, limit:int = 30):void
Get a list of user's friends, and their recent tracks.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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recentTracks:Boolean (default = false ) — whether or not to include friends recent tracks data. Default is false.
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limit:int (default = 30 ) — the number of friends returned. Default is 30.
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| getInfo | () | method |
public function getInfo():void
Get a information about authenticated user.
| getLovedTracks | () | method |
public function getLovedTracks(user:String):void
Get the last 50 tracks loved by a user using hte username.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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| getNeighbours | () | method |
public function getNeighbours(user:String, limit:int = 30):void
Get a list of user's neighbours using the user's name.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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limit:int (default = 30 ) — the number of neighbours returned. Default is 30.
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| getPastEvents | () | method |
public function getPastEvents(user:String, page:uint = 1, limit:uint = 30):void
Get a list of user's neighbours using the user's name.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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page:uint (default = 1 ) — the number of the results page to view. Default is 1.
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limit:uint (default = 30 ) — the number of neighbours returned. Default is 30.
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| getPlaylists | () | method |
public function getPlaylists(user:String):void
Get a list of user's playlists using the user's name.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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| getRecentTracks | () | method |
public function getRecentTracks(user:String, limit:uint = 30):void
Get a list of user's recent tracks, displays if the latest track is currently playing.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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limit:uint (default = 30 ) — the number of tracks returned. Default is 30.
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| getRecommendedEvents | () | method |
public function getRecommendedEvents(user:String, page:uint = 1, limit:uint = 30):void
Get a list of user's recommended events based on their Last.fm listening data.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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page:uint (default = 1 ) — the number of the results page to view. Default is 1.
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limit:uint (default = 30 ) — the number of events returned. Default is 30.
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| getTopAlbums | () | method |
public function getTopAlbums(user:String, period:String = "overall"):void
Get a list of top albums listened to by a user.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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period:String (default = "overall ") — the period the data returned is based on. [overall] | [3month] | [6month] | [12month]. Default is overall.
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| getTopArtists | () | method |
public function getTopArtists(user:String, period:String = "overall"):void
Get a list of top artists listened to by a user.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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period:String (default = "overall ") — the period the data returned is based on. [overall] | [3month] | [6month] | [12month]. Default is overall.
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| getTopTags | () | method |
public function getTopTags(user:String, limit:uint = 30):void
Get the top tags used by a specific user.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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limit:uint (default = 30 ) — the number of tags returned. Default is 30.
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| getTopTracks | () | method |
public function getTopTracks(user:String, period:String = "overall"):void
Get a list of top tracks listened to by a user.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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period:String (default = "overall ") — the period the data returned is based on. [overall] | [3month] | [6month] | [12month]. Default is overall.
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| getWeeklyAlbumChart | () | method |
public function getWeeklyAlbumChart(user:String, datefrom:Number = 0, dateto:Number = 0):void
Get the weekly album chart for a specific user using the user's name and date range. If no date range is specified then the most recent is returned.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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datefrom:Number (default = 0 ) — the date the chart should start from.
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dateto:Number (default = 0 ) — the date the chart should end on.
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| getWeeklyArtistChart | () | method |
public function getWeeklyArtistChart(user:String, datefrom:Number = 0, dateto:Number = 0):void
Get the weekly artist chart for a specific user using the user's name and date range. If no date range is specified then the most recent is returned.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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datefrom:Number (default = 0 ) — the date the chart should start from.
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dateto:Number (default = 0 ) — the date the chart should end on.
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| getWeeklyChartList | () | method |
public function getWeeklyChartList(user:String):void
Get the weekly chart list for a specific user using the user's name. This information can then be used in the date ranges on the other user's services.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the group.
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| getWeeklyTrackChart | () | method |
public function getWeeklyTrackChart(user:String, datefrom:Number = 0, dateto:Number = 0):void
Get the weekly track chart for a specific user using the user's name and date range. If no date range is specified then the most recent is returned.
Parametersuser:String — the name of the user.
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datefrom:Number (default = 0 ) — the date the chart should start from.
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dateto:Number (default = 0 ) — the date the chart should end on.
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| GET_EVENTS | constant |
public static const GET_EVENTS:String = "getEvents"
| GET_FRIENDS | constant |
public static const GET_FRIENDS:String = "getFriends"
| GET_INFO | constant |
public static const GET_INFO:String = "getInfo"
| GET_LOVED_TRACKS | constant |
public static const GET_LOVED_TRACKS:String = "getLovedTracks"
| GET_NEIGHBOURS | constant |
public static const GET_NEIGHBOURS:String = "getNeighbours"
| GET_PAST_EVENTS | constant |
public static const GET_PAST_EVENTS:String = "getPastEvents"
| GET_PLAYLISTS | constant |
public static const GET_PLAYLISTS:String = "getPlaylists"
| GET_RECENT_TRACKS | constant |
public static const GET_RECENT_TRACKS:String = "getRecentTracks"
| GET_RECOMMENDED_EVENTS | constant |
public static const GET_RECOMMENDED_EVENTS:String = "getRecommendedEvents"
| GET_TOP_ALBUMS | constant |
public static const GET_TOP_ALBUMS:String = "getTopAlbums"
| GET_TOP_ARTISTS | constant |
public static const GET_TOP_ARTISTS:String = "getTopArtists"
| GET_TOP_TAGS | constant |
public static const GET_TOP_TAGS:String = "getTopTags"
| GET_TOP_TRACKS | constant |
public static const GET_TOP_TRACKS:String = "getTopTracks"
| GET_WEEKLY_ALBUM_CHART | constant |
public static const GET_WEEKLY_ALBUM_CHART:String = "getWeeklyAlbumChart"
| GET_WEEKLY_ARTIST_CHART | constant |
public static const GET_WEEKLY_ARTIST_CHART:String = "getWeeklyArtistChart"
| GET_WEEKLY_CHART_LIST | constant |
public static const GET_WEEKLY_CHART_LIST:String = "getWeeklyChartList"
| GET_WEEKLY_TRACK_CHART | constant |
public static const GET_WEEKLY_TRACK_CHART:String = "getWeeklyTrackChart"


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Emotional intelligence is the ability to recognize, interpret and regulate our own feelings and feelings of the others. When I say recognize, I mean take a moment and really understand what do we feel. Is it just anger, or maybe disappointment? Is it happiness? Or maybe pride? Or maybe something else?  Once a person is able to correctly name the feeling, they are a step closer to understanding it, and trying to regulate behaviors based on that knowledge.
Emotional intelligence has nothing to do with IQ. IQ is static. We are born with certain capacity and we can’t really change it through the course of our lives. IQ has no impact on EQ, meaning that people with high IQ can have either high or low EQ. EQ is a skill that can be learned.
High levels of EQ are directly correlated with success. I’m perfectly aware how this sounds, but that really is a conclusion drawn from every source I referred to while researching this topic. Higher levels of EQ are observed in people on middle-management level in professional organizations. People with higher EQ levels are able to form more meaningful relationships, hence are happier.
What I find appealing in working on EQ is its’ almost therapeutical impact. Taking time to understand emotions and accepting that they are okey, no matter if the general perception of anger or rage are bad, and happiness or love are good. They are all very human, and what defines us is our reactions to the emotions, not emotions themselves.


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Hello everyone! I am Esteban Sastre, I am a Computer Science graduate based in Spain, but also willing to relocate or telecommute. I am passionate about almost anything that is related to computers or technology, and I am also a big fan of snowboarding!. My competences encompass HTML5, CSS3/Bootstrap and Java and I am slowly diving deep into the world of Fullstack javascript (MEAN stack).


Binary trusted/untrusted distinctions are not helpful.
Trust some pieces of code to do some things but not others.
Store human judgements about code in source control.
For dynamic systems, reify the identity of chunks of code.
Builtin modules affect the outside world, e.g. child_process.
Checking imports strengthens stories about the outside world.
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Meet the real-life 'hot priest': Married vicar's rugged good looks wins him 116,500 Instagram followers and comparisons with Fleabag hunk Andrew Scott
by James Gant For Mailonline- Rev Christopher Lee, 36, from west London, posts '60-second sermons' his fans
- The married father of two adamant they follow him for the power of the gospels
- Yet barrels of female fans post comments such as 'I love you' under his pictures
- The vicar at St Saviour's Church finds comparisons to Scott's role embarrassing
Actor Andrew Scott made priests hot during his sensual role as a cleric in hit-TV show Fleabag earlier this year.
And now a real-life vicar has amassed more than 100,000 Instagram followers - apparently due to his good looks.
Rev Christopher Lee, 36, from west London, posts '60-second sermons' to his 116,500 fans.
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The married father of two daughters is adamant they follow him for the power of the gospels and not due to his appearance.
Yet barrels of female followers post comments such as 'I love you' and 'you just keep blowing my mind' as well as putting numerous love heart emojis under his pictures.

Rev Lee, who has been vicar at St Saviour's Church for four years, added: 'We get people every week saying they found us on Instagram.'
But he finds the comparisons to Scott's character embarrassing and thinks it is just due to his age.

Scott's character was introduced in the second series of the show after he was brought in to officiate Fleabag's father and his second wife's wedding - and sparks immediately flew between the two of them.
The sequel series ended with Fleabag and the Priest going their separate ways during a tearful goodbye at a bus stop.
When Rev Lee was 21, he was working in business and had a house and a mortgage.
But he decided to teach English in Tanzania and armed himself with a Bible as his main tool.
After becoming engaged by his reading about God, he did a distance-learning degree to make him a priest.
Aged 24 he was ordained a deacon in the diocese of Mount Kilimanjaro.
The Church of England is trying to bolster its presence online and will today launch an app for Google Home smart speaker.
The app will allow users to ask the device to say grace before meals as well as pray before bed.


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What is Full Stack Development Training ?
Full Stack Development Training is a Job Oriented program , mainly targeting the job aspirants. It is a project-based training which will give the feel of real-time project execution in an organization.
We will train on complete Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) with various layers such as Front end , Back end and Testing in an Enterprise model.
We will guide on the necessary technologies that engrave the students to crack interviews and sustain in today’s job market.
What we Have ?
Industry Experienced trainers and guides to expedite the enterprise level technologies and working model.
Current Organization working expert’s involvement in various assignments and seminars in each sprint(Every week).
How do we do ?
We provide training on top trending technologies that are currently quick value generation in the organization.
We make teams among our students and assign project for each team to work on collaboration mode .
We completely follow new project methodology as Agile Scrum for project management .
We will give insight about Agile Methodology and different frameworks to each and every student.
We will conduct assessments for each sprint (every week) to each and every student.
We will evaluate the performance and velocity of each individual and plan the next sprint .
End of the course , we will arrange a mock interview to get overview on real time requirement in the organization
We are working on to arrange interview’s for the performers with few of our tie up companies on full stack development .
Duration of Course
This is 45 days to 60 days full time course from Monday to Saturday.
Approximately 4 to 5 hours of classes(theory+Practical) will held per day.
Fee details
Best feasible and affordable price in market.
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Java 8 Features |
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Jenkins |
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TAYLOR JOHNSTON
05.25.17
Leaving for college can be difficult, but leaving a pet can make it even harder.
Luckily, for Ohio University students, there are ways to volunteer and help animals at the same time. Paws for a Cause and Bobcats of the Shelter Dogs are among some of the organizations students can join on campus.
Both organizations work in support of the Athens County Dog Shelter to help raise awareness, funds and find forever homes for stray dogs. Although the two organizations focus mainly on helping stray dogs, Bobcats of the Shelter Dogs helped raise funds for veterinary bills and found homes for four stray kittens last year, according to a previous Post report.
Laila Riaz | FOR THE POST
A dog from the Playtime with Puppies event on South Green on April 21, 2017.
While some students were hitting the books in the library a week before finals, Hannah Gagne was busy introducing students to puppies on South Green.
“Playtime with Puppies” is an event Paws for a Cause hosts near the dorms whenever a resident assistant sends a request their way.
“There’s a reason (why) we bring dogs to campus so often,” Gagne, the co-president of Paws for a Cause, said. “(It) helps calm people down and make them happy, especially before finals week.”
Jena Albers, president of Bobcats of the Shelter Dogs, said she noticed being in a better mood every time she knew she was going to the shelter.
“I knew I was going to be able to go see these dogs and take a break from studying,” Albers, a 2017 OU alumna, said. “As a college student, it’s such an important thing to make sure you’re doing that for yourself.”
For Albers, the main thing that changed after joining Bobcats of the Shelter Dogs was that she “went from being a lover of animals to being an advocate for them.”
“I used to be like, ‘Oh, that’s a cute puppy,’ but now I think, ‘Look at these puppies that need homes (and) love. What can I do for them?’ ” Albers said. “That’s definitely something that changed in my life.”
Bobcats of the Shelter Dogs often hold fundraisers, selling t-shirts and dog treats at Baker Center, and the proceeds go directly to the local dog shelter to help spay and neuter dogs, as well as attend to any vaccinations or medical attention that the animals may need, she said.
“It’s really cool to get to see how the money we raise (is) really saving lives,” Albers said.
Bringing the dogs to campus and helping them socialize with other dogs and people is a “huge perk” of being part of Paws for a Cause, Gagner, a junior studying early childhood education, said.
“It’s fun hanging out with friends and playing with the dogs,” she said.
After spending so much time at the shelter, Albers can see the positive effects her presence has on the dogs.
“You can just see how much happier (the dogs) are to get that time outside,” Albers said. “It really helps them remember the world is good and there are people out there that want to help them and that is really, really a cool thing to see.”
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Lesson 1
World Wide Web
The web is glued together with HTML documents. The HTML documents hae linked together
with hyper links or links for short, the links are what makes the World Wide Web web like.
Major pieces of the web include computer with a browser, the internet or the cloud as it is usually drawn, and servers.
Request from the browser, using a protcol called HTTP, is sent through the cloud to a server which
in turn sends the requested files back through the cloud to the browser.
Files found on the World Wide Web can be any of the following:
Plain Text
HTML
Images
Videos
Music
In Lesson 1 there was also a section on HTML, which stands HyperText Markup Language, which makes up most
of the content on the web. There was discussion in the makeup of an HTML Documents including the contents in the
header
using the tag head as well as makeup of the Body of the document using the tag body.


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The second part
The third part


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What? Why? How?
It is an audio guiding app for Android that tracks current location and gives visual and audio info on points of interest in tour routes.
The app aims to deliver a more immersive feeling using spatial audio effects to give the impression that the points of interest are talking with the tourist. This effect is achieved by a procedure called Auralization, which simulates the audible acoustic sceneries.
We are going to use a IMU (Inertia Measurment Unit) to track the user's head direction.
Finally, using the GPS, the system tracks the tourist location and if the user is inside the trigger area, then the application will display the visual information on the smartphone's screen and
combining the location and orientation, it will reproduce a stereo sound with the illusion that it is coming from the point of interest itself.
Tourism is very profitable not only from a business point of view, it is also an enriching cultural activity. Just looking at the tourism statistics for Portugal alone we can see the importance.
Just imagine how it is for the entire world.


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2d Game Development Framework based on SFML.Net
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Class used for rendering graphics. More...
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| static void | Graphic (Graphic graphic, float x=0, float y=0) |
| Renders a Graphic to the current target Surface. More... | |
| static void | Entity (Entity e) |
| Renders an Entity. More... | |
| static void | Entity (Entity e, float x=0, float y=0) |
| Renders an Entity at a specified X Y position. More... | |
| static void | Text (string str, int size, float x=0, float y=0) |
| Draws simple Text. Should only be used for debugging as this creates Text Graphics each time it's called! More... | |
| static void | ImageClip (Image image, Rectangle clip, float x=0, float y=0) |
| Renders a clipped Image to the current target Surface. More... | |
| static void | ImageWaveX (Image image, int step, float timer, float rate, float amp, float freq, float x=0, float y=0) |
| Draws an Image in parts to form a horizontally waving image. More... | |
| static void | ImageWaveY (Image image, int step, float timer, float rate, float amp, float freq, float x=0, float y=0) |
| Draws an Image in parts to form a vertically waving image. More... | |
| static void | SetTarget (Surface target) |
| Change the Surface that is being rendered to. More... | |
| static void | ResetTarget () |
| Reset the Surface that is being rendered to back to the default for the current Game. More... | |
| static void | Circle (float x, float y, int radius, Color fill=null, Color outline=null, float outlineThickness=0) |
| Draws a circle. Recommended to use only for debugging purposes. More... | |
| static void | Circle (float x, float y, float radius, Color color) |
| Draws a circle. Recommended to use only for debugging purposes. More... | |
| static void | Rectangle (float x, float y, float width, float height, Color fill=null, Color outline=null, float outlineThickness=0) |
| Draws a rectangle. Recommended to use only for debugging purposes. More... | |
| static void | Line (float x1, float y1, float x2, float y2, Color color) |
| Draws a line using an OpenGL line. More... | |
| static void | Line (float x1, float y1, float x2, float y2, Color color, float thickness) |
| Draws a line with a thickness using a quad. More... | |
| static void | RoundedLine (float x1, float y1, float x2, float y2, Color color, float thickness) |
| Draws a line with rounded ends. More... | |
Properties | |
| static Surface | Target [get, set] |
| The current target Surface to render to. More... | |
| static Surface | GameTarget [get, set] |
| The surface that current Game is rendering to. More... | |
Class used for rendering graphics.
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Draws a circle. Recommended to use only for debugging purposes.
| x | The X position of the top left of the circle. |
| y | The Y position of the top left of the circle. |
| radius | The radius of the circle. |
| fill | The fill color of the circle. |
| outline | The outline color of the circle. |
| outlineThickness | The outline thickness of the circle. |
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Draws a circle. Recommended to use only for debugging purposes.
| x | The X position of the top left of the circle. |
| y | The Y position of the top left of the circle. |
| radius | The radius of the circle. |
| color | The fill color of the circle. |
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Draws an Image in parts to form a horizontally waving image.
| image | The image to draw. |
| step | How many steps to iterate through for the wave. |
| timer | The timer the wave should act with. |
| rate | The rate which the wave should move at. |
| amp | How far the wave will offset the image. |
| freq | How frequent the wave should repeat. |
| x | The x position to draw the image from. |
| y | The y position to draw the image from. |
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static |
Draws an Image in parts to form a vertically waving image.
| image | The image to draw. |
| step | How many steps to iterate through for the wave. |
| timer | The timer the wave should act with. |
| rate | The rate which the wave should move at. |
| amp | How far the wave will offset the image. |
| freq | How frequent the wave should repeat. |
| x | The x position to draw the image from. |
| y | The y position to draw the image from. |
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static |
Draws a line using an OpenGL line.
| x1 | The X position of the first point. |
| y1 | The Y position of the first point. |
| x2 | The X position of the second point. |
| y2 | The Y position of the second point. |
| color | The color of the line. |
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static |
Draws a line with a thickness using a quad.
| x1 | The X position of the first point. |
| y1 | The Y position of the first point. |
| x2 | The X position of the second point. |
| y2 | The Y position of the second point. |
| color | The color of the line. |
| thickness | The thickness of the line. |
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static |
Draws a rectangle. Recommended to use only for debugging purposes.
| x | The X position of the top left of the rectangle. |
| y | The Y position of the top left of the rectangle. |
| width | The width of the rectangle. |
| height | The height of the rectangle. |
| fill | The fill color of the rectangle. |
| outline | The outline color of the rectangle. |
| outlineThickness | The outline thickness of the rectangle. |
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Draws a line with rounded ends.
| x1 | The X position of the first point. |
| y1 | The Y position of the first point. |
| x2 | The X position of the second point. |
| y2 | The Y position of the second point. |
| color | The color of the line. |
| thickness | The thickness of the line. |
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San Dimas, California in 1988
Theodore "Ted" Logan was born and raised in San Dimas, California. He lived with his father San Dimas Police Captain Jonathan Logan and his younger brother Deacon Logan. He met Bill S. Preston, Esq. and the two became friends forming their own band the Wyld Stallyns.
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| uint32_t(* | GetCount )(PP_Resource resource) |
| struct PP_Var(* | GetName )(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) |
| PP_NetworkList_Type(* | GetType )(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) |
| PP_NetworkList_State(* | GetState )(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) |
| int32_t(* | GetIpAddresses )(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index, struct PP_ArrayOutput output) |
| struct PP_Var(* | GetDisplayName )(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) |
| uint32_t(* | GetMTU )(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) |
The PPB_NetworkList
is used to represent a list of network interfaces and their configuration.
The content of the list is immutable. The current networks configuration can be received using the PPB_NetworkMonitor
interface.
| uint32_t(* PPB_NetworkList::GetCount)(PP_Resource resource) |
Gets number of interfaces in the list.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a network list. |
struct PP_Var(* PPB_NetworkList::GetDisplayName)(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) [read] |
Gets display name of a network interface.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a network list. |
| [in] | index | Index of the network interface. |
index
. | int32_t(* PPB_NetworkList::GetIpAddresses)(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index, struct PP_ArrayOutput output) |
Gets list of IP addresses for a network interface.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a network list. |
| [in] | index | Index of the network interface. |
| [in] | output | An output array which will receive PPB_NetAddress resources on success. Please note that the ref count of those resources has already been increased by 1 for the caller. |
pp_errors.h
. | uint32_t(* PPB_NetworkList::GetMTU)(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) |
Gets MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) of a network interface.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a network list. |
| [in] | index | Index of the network interface. |
index
or 0 if MTU is unknown. struct PP_Var(* PPB_NetworkList::GetName)(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) [read] |
Gets name of a network interface.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a network list. |
| [in] | index | Index of the network interface. |
index
. | PP_NetworkList_State(* PPB_NetworkList::GetState)(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) |
Gets state of a network interface.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a network list. |
| [in] | index | Index of the network interface. |
index
. | PP_NetworkList_Type(* PPB_NetworkList::GetType)(PP_Resource resource, uint32_t index) |
Gets type of a network interface.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource corresponding to a network list. |
| [in] | index | Index of the network interface. |
index
. | PP_Bool(* PPB_NetworkList::IsNetworkList)(PP_Resource resource) |
Determines if the specified resource
is a NetworkList
object.
| [in] | resource | A PP_Resource resource. |
PP_TRUE
if resource
is a PPB_NetworkList
, PP_FALSE
otherwise.


Note that the web version of Caymon is compiled from (an older version) of its Haskell source using the ghcjs compiler. This version is somewhat limited, as the current Haskell version can additionally produce Haddock documentation and QuickCheck tests to check some of the properties of the generated data structures.


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𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺 𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺*™*05-Sep-19 06:49 PM
I'm not a theologian, but I don't think trading is something that is very high up on the list of christian ethics..
Tek05-Sep-19 06:50 PM
You are correct. Not just for Christians, any smart man knows that material gains are not eternal.
However. without a decent pay check you wont really have time to serve the Lord.
That's just how I see it.
can't serve if you have to slave
I don't trade anymore tho I just invest now.
𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺 𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺*™*05-Sep-19 06:51 PM
lol
I don't believe there is any investing going on , it's rather Gambling.
Tek05-Sep-19 06:52 PM
For you.
Then it is.
Maybe you should stop gambling fren.
You know the house always wins.
𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺 𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺*™*05-Sep-19 06:54 PM
Investing kind of implies that there is something more concrete to it than just a currency , with tech no-one really understands and a Machine made to extract money from the masses. If you want to invest - build a bakery, be truthful and bake good bread and don't be greedy. You should be able to make a good living out of that.
Tek05-Sep-19 06:54 PM
Dash is an investment.
They have an investment fund. Dash is like a share. They will buy and sell land/companies/etc soon
they also have a legal entitiy in australia
𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺 𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺*™*05-Sep-19 06:55 PM
You don't know what a few whales can do.. There isn't much certainty, to call it an investment really..
Tek05-Sep-19 06:56 PM
I know what I'm doing. it's not gambling. its investment and funding
how r the people going to build better money if no one funds ?
𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺 𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺*™*05-Sep-19 06:58 PM
Well, the best way is to get directly involved and build a company somehow involved in Dash's technology. Not just to buy coins and 99% of that goes to the pockets who bought years ago cheap.
Tek05-Sep-19 06:58 PM
Yeah I have other goals right now. But maybe later.(edited)
𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺 𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺𝕺*™*05-Sep-19 06:59 PM
I know. It's hard and not anybody can go that way.
 Would be nice though..

I care about my health more.
Health, God, Wisdom
Health and being focussed on a computer screen 10hours a day doesn't go together well
health and programming honestly don't go to gether well
I rather develop myself instead of computer systems
maybe that may change again some time later
I hoenstly have it quite well.
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Neko05-Sep-19 09:07 PM
i just dont want to sell where looks like its the bottom
if btc dominance really goes to 80%, I doubt we found bottom on kmd
Patrick Friggens06-Sep-19 03:04 AM
I don't believe 80% is realistic. Yes, it's possible, but not realistic imho. There are over 1k coins more than it was in 2017. So where are you going to get that extra 9%? Really, only top 30-50 coins are left with enough mcap to get meaningful amount of domination. Most of everything else is sucked dry already.
Patrick Friggens06-Sep-19 03:13 AM
and we have many stablecoins too. Can't get any btc dominance out of them.
actionslacks06-Sep-19 03:51 AM
this is still the wild west. and if you're sweating 50% losses it just shows how new you are. I don't beleive in tea leaves because humans are not rational beings. this is a powder keg set to explode. If and when atomic dex goes viral. It will indeed explode.(edited)
my bets are placed
but I could easily lose it all
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Alexfrog06-Sep-19 09:03 AM
when 5k sats
Patrick Friggens06-Sep-19 09:06 AM
I'm about -75% with kmd, but of course even more with many other coins. Top 20 coins takes about 90% of altcoin dominance. It's hard to imagine that kmd would lose another 50% in the same time as other coins would lose average 9% more to get 80% btc dominance.
  It would be only $2b and we would need another $23b to get 80%, minus stablecoins. So, 80% is not easy to reach unless top 10 coins lose a lot of value vs btc.
actionslacks06-Sep-19 09:14 AM
that was cmc 3 years ago. think about 3 yrs from now
you're missing the forest for the trees
hyperDEX06-Sep-19 09:19 AM
@Patrick Friggens you are assuming that there is 270B in the markets
grewalsatinder06-Sep-19 09:20 AM
also assuming, no possibility that more fiat can enter in crypto market(edited)
hyperDEX06-Sep-19 09:21 AM
If someone injects 100M into BTC and it moves the price $200, then all the alts go up in USD, that 100M might add 1-2B
But in the reverse direction is true too
I would say there might be less than 50B in actual funds/liquidity
Patrick Friggens06-Sep-19 09:24 AM
yes, I assumed 270b. Of course, if more outside money comes in. That would make it easier.
this whole technology and market has too many moving parts to be coherent anyway-
look at shit like EOS, DASH, TRON and all that- and even ETH will not live up to its promises, imo - but shenanigans like EOS is where the money is,
and outgrowing this will just take time
hyperDEX06-Sep-19 09:30 AM
He just needs to market buy the 150k at 8k
Patrick Friggens06-Sep-19 09:31 AM
According to cmc, roughly half of coins have zero trading volume 24h. It's not accurate of course, but suggests many that there are lots of dead coins already.
LocoMB06-Sep-19 09:31 AM
thats what I mean:
https://www.blocktivity.info/
rate EOS as Numero Uno Honcho - srsly?!?!


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The Signal Layer action is a read-only action intended to find potential manufacturability defects in signal and mixed layers, and generate statistics. The action can operate on any layer, but is mainly intended for signal layers. It uses the layer itself and any NC (drill or rout) layer that pierces it. Categories, reports and attributes are generated.
The following tests can be applied to signal layers, as listed in the Action Screen and below:
1. Spacing - reports
spacing violations between pads, circuits and nets, and between text to text.
Also reports shorts and spacing between different CAD nets and close distances
between non-touching features on same CAD or Layer nets.
2. Drill - reports distance
violations between NPTHs/PTHs/Vias to pads, circuits, annular rings, and
copper. Also reports missing pads.
3. Rout - reports distance
violations between edge of rout features to pads, circuits, etc.
4. Size - reports sizes of
pads, shaved lines, text, line neckdowns, arcs and shaved arcs.
5. Sliver - reports on
slivers between lines and pads or between pads and pads.
6. Stubs - reports
unconnected line endpoints.
7. Center - not implemented
at present.
8. SMD - lists SMD pads,
reports on pitch of SMD pads, and identifies SMD packages.
9. Bottleneck - reports
thin copper surfaces.
A summary of Feature and Component attributes used during the Signal Layer Checks is shown below.
|
Attribute Name |
Description |
|
.nomenclature |
This attribute defines a feature as a nomenclature legend feature. The attribute affects the fabrication analysis by directing spacing checks between such features into a new category (Text to text). |
|
.pad_usage |
The .pad_usage attribute can be attached to a feature and can one of five values: * toeprint * via * g_fiducial * l_fiducial * tooling_hole |
|
.smd |
This attribute should be attached to outer layer pads which are lands for SMD components. It is set by the 'Set SMD Attribute' Cleanup Action. |
|
.drill |
This attribute is attached to hole features in drill layers. It defines the type of the drill and is used extensively during fabrication analysis. |
|
.pattern_fill |
This attribute is attached to features which are added during a pattern fill operation, either manually or through the Copper Balance DFM action. *
If a line / arc has this attribute attached, then it will not be
reported in the line histogram display. |
|
Attribute Name |
Description |
|
.toep_spacing_req |
This attribute is specifically attached to components for reporting in the Toeprint to Toeprint category. It defines the maximum spacing within which to report pad to pad spacing measurements Range: 1-500 Units: inch/mm |
In addition to a textual listing of all the categories and histograms (for all layers), the following special reports are created:
This report lists the total length, in which spacing runs parallel between lines, for every spacing width in the design (in user definable width increments). This report is very useful in planning and forecasting yields.
|
Parallel Spacing Summary |
||
|
# |
Spacing (ml) |
Total Length () |
|
1 |
6.0 - 6.2 |
16.732 |
|
2 |
8.4 - 8.6 |
55.740 |
|
3 |
10.0 - 10.2 |
10.622 |
|
4 |
13.4 - 13.6 |
12.194 |
This report lists the total length of all lines of the same width for every line width in the design (in user definable width increments).
|
Line Length Summary |
||
|
# |
Line width (ml) |
Total Length () |
|
1 |
8.0 - 8.2 |
27.367 |
|
2 |
8.8 - 9.0 |
7.067 |
|
3 |
9.8 - 10.0 |
0.068 |
|
4 |
10.0 - 10.2 |
6.456 |
|
5 |
11.8 - 12.0 |
0.058 |
|
6 |
12.0 - 12.2 |
8.174 |
|
Attribute |
Description |
|
...typ_par_space |
Typical parallel spacing value over all parallel spacing measurements |
|
...min_p2p |
Minimum spacing between any two pads that belong to different nets |
|
...typ_p2p |
Typical pad to pad spacing |
|
...min_p2c |
Minimum spacing between any different net pad and conductor |
|
...typ_p2c |
Typical spacing between any different net pad and conductor |
|
...min_c2c |
Minimum spacing between any different net conductors |
|
...typ_c2c |
Typical spacing between any different net conductors |
|
...min_self_spacing |
Minimal spacing between two non-touching same net features (minimum sliver width) |
|
...typ_self_spacing |
Typical spacing between two non-touching same net features |
|
...min_text2text |
Minimum spacing between any two text features |
|
...typ_text2text |
Typical spacing between any two text features |
|
...dra_npth2p |
The DRA of the NPTH to Pad category |
|
...min_npth2p |
Minimum distance from an NPTH to a pad that does not touch it |
|
...typ_npth2p |
Typical distance from an NPTH to a pad that does not touch it |
|
...dra_npth2c |
The DRA for the NPTH to Pad category |
|
...min_npth2c |
Minimum distance from an NPTH to a non pad that does not touch it |
|
...typ_npth2c |
Typical distance from an NPTH to a non pad that does not touch it |
|
...dra_pth2c |
The DRA for the PTH to Copper category |
|
...min_pth2c |
Minimal measurement in the PTH to Copper category |
|
...typ_pth2c |
Typical measurement in the PTH to Copper category |
|
...dra_via2c |
The DRA for the Via to Copper category |
|
...min_via2c |
Minimal measurement in the Via to Copper category |
|
...typ_via2c |
Typical measurement in the Via to Copper category |
|
...dra_ar |
DRA for annular ring |
|
...min_ar |
Minimal annular ring measurement |
|
...typ_ar |
Typical annular ring measurement |
|
...dra_pth_ar |
The DRA for PTH annular ring |
|
...min_pth_ar |
Minimal PTH annular ring measurement value |
|
...typ_pth_ar |
Typical PTH annular ring measurement value |
|
...dra_via_ar |
DRA for via annular ring |
|
...min_via_ar |
Minimal via annular ring measurement value |
|
...typ_via_ar |
Typical via annular ring measurement value |
|
...min_reg |
Minimal PTH Registration measurement value |
|
...typ_reg |
Typical PTH Registration measurement value |
|
...dra_npth_ar |
DRA for NPTH annular ring |
|
...min_npth_ar |
Minimal NPTH annular ring measurement value |
|
...typ_npth_ar |
Typical NPTH annular ring measurement value |
|
...min_npth_reg |
Minimal NPTH Registration measurement value |
|
...typ_npth_reg |
Typical NPTH Registration measurement value |
|
...min_r2c |
Minimal Rout to Copper distance |
|
...typ_r2c |
Typical Rout to Copper distance |
|
...min_pad |
Minimal pad diameter |
|
...typ_pad |
Typical pad diameter |
|
...min_line |
Minimal line width |
|
...typ_line |
Typical line width |
|
...min_shaved_line |
Minimal (original) width of a shaved line |
|
...typ_shaved_line |
Typical (original) width of a shaved line |
|
...min_sliver |
Minimal sliver width |
|
...typ_sliver |
Typical sliver width |
|
...num_stub |
Number of stubs alarms |
|
...typ_stub |
Typical stub width |
|
...min_smd_pad |
Minimal SMD pad size |
|
...typ_smd_pad |
Typical SMD pad size |
|
...min_smd_pitch |
Minimal SMD pitch (distance between adjacent pad centers) |
|
...typ_smd_pitch |
Typical SMD pitch |
|
...min_smd_package |
Small dimension of the smallest SMD package |
|
...typ_smd_package |
Typical small dimension of the SMD packages |
|
...min_conductor_width |
Minimum value of all conductor width measurements |
|
...typ_conductor_width |
Typical value of conductor width measurements |
|
...min_arc |
Minimal width of arcs |
|
...typ_arc |
Typical width of arcs |
|
...min_shaved_arc |
Minimal (original) width of shaved arcs |
|
...typ_shaved_arc |
Typical (original) width of shaved arcs |
|
...num_miss_via |
Number of Missing Pad for PTH alarms |
|
...num_miss_pth |
Number of Missing Pad for Via alarms |
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...dra |
Overall DRA of a board is the minimum of all DRAs for categories for which a DRA is defined: dra_npth2p, dra_npth2c, dra_pth2c, dra_via2c, dra_ar, dra_pth_ar, dra_via_ar |
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Machina Labs uses a novel method of sheet metal forming with two robotic arms, drastically reducing production time from months to hours. Co-founder and CEO Ed Mehr has an engineering background in smart manufacturing and artificial intelligence, previously leading the development of the world’s largest metal 3D printer at Relativity Space. He has also worked at SpaceX, Google, and Microsoft and was previously the CTO at Cloudwear (now Averon).
Prosthetic limbs are often associated with either nude-colored imitations of human limbs or high-tech models optimized for athletes. But what about a third category that captures the fun and imagination of children while still meeting functional requirements? That’s where Open Bionics comes in, founded by Joel Gibbard and Samantha Payne. Through partnerships with Disney and Lucasfilms, Open Bionics has created a line of cool and inspiring prosthetic limbs. Joel Gibbard, a robotics graduate from the University of Plymouth, UK, co-founded Open Bionics with the goal of revolutionizing the industry with accessible and advanced bionic arms. Ready to invest in their mission? Joel shares why you should be.
Did you know that the recycling industry in the US is a profitable venture? They take recyclable material, refine it, and sell it back to companies at a cheaper price than producing the material from scratch. But with ~300 million tons of trash generated annually in the US, up to 75% of which is recyclable, why aren’t we maximizing recycling efforts? Less than a third of the trash actually gets recycled. Co-founder of Glacier, Areeb, dives into the complex reasons behind this and shares how Glacier is tackling the issue head-on.
Benjamin Rosman, co-founder of Deep Learning Indaba, presented at ICRA 2022 on their mission to strengthen AI and ML communities across Africa. Based in South Africa, Deep Learning Indaba hosts annual meetups in different countries and encourages grassroots communities to run their own local events. Join the movement to boost AI and ML in Africa!
SoftBank Robotics aims to create value for humanity through robotics and AI technology. Their focus is on scalable industries with gaps in task-to-service value, such as the cleaning industry, which is dominated by a workforce. Whiz, an indoor, mobile, autonomous vacuum cleaner, is SoftBank Robotics’ product that best personifies their mission. By automating single tasks, the workforce can uplevel itself and evolve from a transformation perspective, while providing better and safer environments for the workforce. SoftBank Robotics provides a proof of performance and creates efficiency, allowing for a more frequent clean and creating less risk of an unsafe environment. This creates opportunities in industries like hospitality, senior living, and education.
Luxonis’ Founder and CEO, Brandon Gilles, shares how his team created the versatile OAK-D perception platform. With expertise in embedded hardware and software, Gilles leveraged his experience from Ubiquiti, a company that transformed networking with network-on-a-chip architectures. The OAK-D, which uses Intel Myriad X for power-efficient perception computations, offers more than just depth sensing capabilities. It also provides access to open-source computer vision and AI packages pre-calibrated to the optics system. Thanks to its system-on-a-module design, Luxonis can easily produce various hardware platform variations to fit customers’ needs. Stay tuned for more updates.
ApexAI is improving ROS2 for use in autonomous vehicles and bridging the gap between the automotive and robotics industries. They aim to shorten the current multi-year development process with their technology showcased at the Indy Autonomous Challenge. Apex.OS is a certified software framework and SDK that enables developers to create safe and certified autonomous driving applications compatible with ROS2.
Davide Scaramuzza discusses Event Cameras, a step-change in camera innovation that has the potential to accelerate vision-based robotics applications. Event Cameras operate differently from traditional cameras, unlocking benefits such as extremely high-speed imaging, removal of the concept of “framerate”, and low power consumption.
One of my favorite emerging technologies with a ton of promise for perception.
I spoke to Maxime Gariel, CTO of Xwing about the autonomous flight technology they are developing.
At Xwing, they are converting traditional aircraft into remotely operated aircraft. They do this by retrofitting planes with multiple sensors including cameras, radar, and lidar, and by developing sensor fusion algorithms to allow their planes to understand the world around them, using highly accurate perception algorithms.
Xwing’s autonomous flight technology allows a plane to taxi in the airport, takeoff, fly to a destination, avoid airborne and ground threats, and land, all without any human input. This technology not only enables autonomous flight but may also enhance the safety of manned aircraft by improving a plane’s ability to understand its surroundings.
The unique challenges of operating in autonomously in the air piqued my interest. Unlike with self driving cars, when you are in the sky there are no features you can use to estimate depth and scale using video from a single camera. With objects flying towards you at hundreds of miles an hour, you need to be able to make those measurements rapidly. To solve this, they developed a sensor fusion package that combines video, radar, and ADS-B.
Maxime Gariel
Maxime Gariel is the CTO of Xwing, a San Francisco based startup whose mission is to dramatically increase human mobility using fully autonomous aerial vehicles. Xwing is developing a Detect-And-Avoid system for unmanned and remotely piloted vehicles. Maxime is a pilot but he is passionate about making airplanes fly themselves.
Maxime joined Xwing from Rockwell Collins where he was a Principal GNC Engineer. He worked on autonomous aircraft projects including DARPA Gremlins and the AgustaWestland SW4 Solo autonomous helicopter. Before becoming Chief Engineer of the SW4 Solo’s flight control system, he was in charge of the system architecture, redundancy, and safety for the project.
Before Rockwell Collins, he worked on ADS-B based conflict detection as a postdoc at MIT and on autoland systems for airliners at Thales. Maxime earned his MS and PhD in Aerospace Engineering from Georgia Tech and his BS from ISAE-Supaéro (France).
Intel RealSense is known in the robotics community for its plug-and-play stereo cameras. These cameras make gathering 3D depth data a seamless process, with easy integrations into ROS to simplify the software development for your robots. From the RealSense team, Joel Hagberg talks about how they built this product, which allows roboticists to perform computer vision and machine learning at the edge.
Through Fluid Design Consultancy, we have come into contact with the RealSense line of products extensively. The ability to add an off the shelf component to instantly give us depth data is a win by itself. The ability to leverage an active, open source community that develops software packages on top of this to extract more value out of the product is magical.
Joel Hagberg
Joel Hagberg leads the Intel® RealSense™ Marketing. Product Management and Customer Support teams. He joined Intel in 2018 after a few years as an Executive Advisor working with startups in the IoT, AI, Flash Array, and SaaS markets. Before his Executive Advisor role, Joel spent two years as Vice President of Product Line Management at Seagate Technology with responsibility for their $13B product portfolio. He joined Seagate from Toshiba, where Joel spent 4 years as Vice President of Marketing and Product Management for Toshiba’s HDD and SSD product lines. Joel joined Toshiba with Fujitsu’s Storage Business acquisition, where Joel spent 12 years as Vice President of Marketing, Product Management, and Business Development. Joel’s Business Development efforts at Fujitsu focused on building emerging market business units in Security, Biometric Sensors, H.264 HD Video Encoders, 10GbE chips, and Digital Signage.


NOT
Nhan Huynh
nh.python.atx [at] gmail.com
>>> x = 5
>>> print(x, 'Python is Awesome!')
>>> sum = x + 10
>>> sum=x+10
>>> x = 5
>>> if x > 0:
>>> print(x, 'Python is Awesome!')
>>> x = 11
>>> total = 11.90 + tip
A variable has:
>>> x = 10
>>> var1 = "Nhan"
>>> 1var = 11
File "<stdin>", line 1
1var = 11
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Boolean
>>> 10 < 11
True
>>> 10 > 11
False
>>> type(10 > 11)
<class 'bool'>
>>> (11 > 10) + 1
2
>>> (10 > 11) - 1
-1
Numbers
>>> x = 5
>>> y = 11/x
>>> y
2.2
>>> type(y)
< class 'float'>
>>> type(x)
< class 'int'>
String
>>> "This is a string"
'This is a string'
>>> 'This is also a string'
'This is also a string'
>>> 'This's a string too...right?'
File "<stdin>", line 1
'This's a string too...right?'
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> "This's a string"
"This's a string"
>>> 'This\'s also a string'
"This's also a string"
>>> "Jon's friend said: \"Hi!\""
'Jon\'s friend said: "Hi!"'
>>> print("Here's a \nNewLine")
Here's a
NewLine
Mixing data types
Mixing int and float
>>> 1 + 2.0
3.0
>>> 1 + int(1.2)
2
>>> float(1) + 1.2
2.2
Mixing numbers and string
>>> '10' + '11'
'1011'
>>> 10 + 11
21
>>> 10 + '11'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'
>>> 10 + int('11')
21
>>> str(10) + '11'
'1011'
>>> 12 * 3
36
>>> '12' * 3
'121212'
+, -, *, **, /, //, %
>>> 1 + 2
3
>>> 1 - 2
-1
>>> 2 * 3
6
>>> 2 ** 3
8
>>> 3 / 2
1.5
>>> 3 // 2
1
>>> 3 % 2
1
>, <, <=, >=, ==, !=
>>> 1 == 2
False
>>> 1 != 2
True
>>> 1 = 2
File "<stdin>", line 1
SyntaxError: can't assign to literal
<<, >>, &, |, ^, ~
These is not commonly used. When we run into them, we will discuss them further
>>> x = 10
>>> y = 5
>>> x + y
15
>>> x + 20
30
>>> "the value of X is: " + str(x)
'the value of X is: 10'
>>> 1 + 2 * 3
7
>>> (1 + 2) * 3
9
>>> 1 + 2 * 3 ** 2
19
>>> ((1 + 2) * 3) ** 2
81
>>> input()
x
'x'
>>> input("This is a prompt")
This is a promptAAAAA
'AAAAA'
>>> n = input("Give me some input: ")
Give me some input: This is the input
>>> n
'This is the input'
>>> print("Something")
Something
>>> x = 10
>>> print(x)
10
>>> print(x, "+ 5 =", x + 5)
10 + 5 = 15
Tell me your name: James Bond
Hello James Bond !   You have won the "Taming the Python" contest.
The grand prize is 103 cup cakes
If you split them evenly among all 4 people in your family,
each person has 25 cup cakes.
....May I keep the remaining 3 ...please?