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Variable Expansion - Demonstrates accessing the value of a shell variable. Both $VAR and ${VAR} are valid ways to expand a variable. The curly braces are useful for disambiguation when the variable name is immediately followed by other characters. #Shell
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Scatter Plot - Creating a scatter plot with random data, varying sizes, and colors using Matplotlib. Demonstrates customization of scatter plot elements. #Matplotlib
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Try Except Finally - This code demonstrates exception handling in Python. It attempts a division, catches a potential ZeroDivisionError, and uses a finally block to ensure code execution regardless of exceptions. #Python
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Force Kill PID - Forcefully terminates all processes matching 'process_name'. Useful when a process becomes unresponsive and needs immediate termination. Use with caution as it doesn't allow the process to clean up. #Linux
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JavaScript Class - Demonstrates a basic class in JavaScript. It defines a `Dog` class with a constructor and a `bark` method. An instance of the class is then created and its properties and methods are accessed. #JavaScript
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::first-letter - The ::first-letter pseudo-element is used to add special styles to the first letter of the first line of a text. In this example, the first letter of every paragraph will be purple and twice the normal size, and floating to the left. #CSS
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Figure Caption - The <figure> element encapsulates an image with its caption. The <figcaption> provides a description, enhancing accessibility and context. #HTML
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Pivot Table Example - Creating a pivot table to summarize sales data by date and category, showing the sum of values for each combination. Demonstrates basic pivot table functionality. #Pandas
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Create User - Illustrates a Python function to create a new user in Jenkins, taking username, password, and email as input. This is a simplified representation and would require actual Jenkins API interaction for full functionality. #Jenkins
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Run Nginx - Runs an Nginx web server in a detached mode (-d), maps port 80 on the host to port 80 on the container, names the container 'web', and uses the 'nginx' image. #Docker
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GPR Example - Demonstrates Gaussian Process Regression with an RBF kernel. It initializes a GPR model, fits it to sample data, and predicts values along with their standard deviations. #Sklearn
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TCP Stream Filter - Wireshark filter to isolate and follow TCP stream number 5, useful for analyzing specific network conversations. #Cybersecurity
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DOM Traversal - DOM traversal example using parentNode, children, firstElementChild, and lastElementChild to navigate the DOM tree from a starting element. #JavaScript
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Size Scatter - Creates a scatter plot where the size of each point varies based on a third variable. This example uses a Pandas DataFrame to store x, y coordinates, and size data. The 's' parameter in plt.scatter controls the size of the markers. #Pandas
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Write Concern - This MongoDB command inserts a document with write concern set to acknowledge writes to a majority of voting members within a timeout of 100 milliseconds. If the write concern is not met, an error is raised. #MongoDB
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Simple MLP - A simple Multilayer Perceptron (MLP) implementation with one hidden layer using the sigmoid activation function. Includes forward propagation calculation. #Machine Learning
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CSV with NULL - Writing a DataFrame to a CSV file, excluding the index column and representing missing values as 'NULL'. #Pandas
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Class Method Example - Class methods are bound to the class and can access/modify the class state. They take 'cls' as the first argument, similar to 'self' in instance methods. This example uses a class method to track the number of instances created. #Python.
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Resizable Window - This code snippet showcases how to create a resizable Pygame window. It initializes a resizable display and handles the VIDEORESIZE event to update the screen when the window is resized, ensuring the game adapts to different window sizes. #Pygame.
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