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C Command Line Argument | Studytonight - 0 views

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    C offers us a feature called "command line argument" using which we can enter values from the command line at the time of execution. Command line argument is a parameter supplied to the program when it is invoked or run.
mikhail-miguel

Opinionate - Platform that generates logical arguments for debates (opinionate.io). - 0 views

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    Opinionate: Platform that generates logical arguments for debates (opinionate.io).
mikhail-miguel

Analogenie - Generate analogies, explain concepts, improve arguments, help readers unde... - 0 views

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    Analogenie: Generate analogies, explain concepts, improve arguments, help readers understand (analogenie.com).
thinksys_inc

The Economic Argument For Test Automation - 0 views

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    "If you automate a mess, you get an automated mess." (Rod Michael) Virtually all software development projects today contain an element of test automation. If an initiative is not already underway chances are there is one under consideration. The software engineering groups are generally convinced of the benefits - greater test coverage achieved faster being the most apparent.
rsrinivas

Python ord(): A Step-By-Step Guide - ItsMyCode - 0 views

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    In Python ord() function accepts a single unit of character and returns the equivalent Unicode code value of the passed argument. In other words, the ord() function can take a string or character of length one and returns an integer representing the Unicode of that string or character.
rsrinivas

Python chr(): A Step-By-Step Guide - ItsMyCode - 0 views

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    The chr() function takes an integer (representing Unicode) as an input argument and returns a string representing a character.
Vernon Fowler

Why relative URLs should be forbidden for web developers * Yoast - 12 views

  • Relative URLs are often used because developers have a test environment on another hostname and it makes it easy for them to move stuff between their test environment and their live environment.
  • The useful cases are when it’s used inside JavaScript or CSS, so files are served over the same protocol as the current page, especially because when you’re on a https URL, serving anything over http basically breaks the security.
  • Using protocol relative URLs within links or canonical URLs is a very bad idea though, because you can still have duplicate content issues between http and https versions of a website.
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  • Twitter’s issue could be rather easily resolved, as we’ve discussed, by using proper absolute URLs everywhere in their code. There are no real good arguments against not doing that.
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    I agree
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    I don't understand the issue. web developers have to use relative url's and it is best practice. If it's a protocol issue, it's common knowledge to use the double slash (//) in front of the url. Problem solved.
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