Tabla de Contenidos: “…How to maintain backward compatibility -- Adding functionality -- Changing functionality -- Deprecating functionality -- Removing functionality -- Inline namespaces for versioning -- API reviews -- The purpose of API reviews -- Prerelease API reviews -- Precommit API reviews -- 11 - Documentation -- Reasons to write documentation -- Defining behavior -- Documenting the interface's contract -- Communicating behavioral changes -- What to document -- Types of documentation -- Automated API documentation -- Overview documentation -- Examples and tutorials -- Release notes -- License information -- Documentation usability -- Inclusive language -- Using Doxygen -- The configuration file -- Comment style and commands -- API comments -- File comments -- Class comments -- Method comments -- Enum comments -- Sample header with documentation -- 12 - Testing -- Reasons to write tests -- Types of API testing -- Unit testing -- Integration testing -- Performance testing -- Writing good tests -- Qualities of a good test -- What to test -- Focusing the testing effort -- Working with quality assurance -- Writing testable code -- Test-driven development -- Stub and mock objects -- Testing private code -- Using assertions -- Contract programming -- Record and playback functionality -- Supporting internationalization -- Automated testing tools -- Test harnesses -- Code coverage -- Bug tracking -- Continuous build system -- 13 - Objective-C and Swift -- Interface design in C++ and Objective-C -- Data hiding in Objective-C -- Objective-C behind a C++ API -- C++ behind an Objective-C API -- C++ behind a Swift API -- 14 - Scripting -- Adding script bindings -- Extending versus embedding -- Advantages of scripting -- Language compatibility issues -- Crossing the language barrier -- Script binding technologies -- Boost Python -- Simplified wrapper and interface generator…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Zero-cost abstractions -- Programming languages and machine code abstractions -- Abstractions in other languages -- Portability -- Robustness -- C++ of today -- The aim of this book -- Expected knowledge of the reader -- C++ compared with other languages -- Competing languages and performance -- Non-performance-related C++ language features -- Value semantics -- Const correctness -- Object ownership and garbage collection in C++ -- Avoiding null objects using C++ references -- Drawbacks of C++ -- Class interfaces and exceptions -- Strict class interfaces -- Error handling and resource acquisition -- Preserving the valid state -- Resource acquisition -- Exceptions versus error codes -- Libraries used in this book -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Modern C++ Concepts -- Automatic type deduction with the auto keyword -- Using auto in function signatures -- Using auto for variables -- Const reference -- Mutable reference -- Forwarding reference -- Conclusion -- The lambda function -- Basic syntax of a C++ lambda function -- The capture block -- Capture by reference versus capture by value -- Similarities between a Lambda and a class -- Initializing variables in capture -- Mutating lambda member variables -- Mutating member variables from the compiler's perspective -- Capture all -- Assigning C function pointers to lambdas -- Lambdas and std::function -- Assigning lambdas to std::functions -- Implementing a simple Button class with std::function -- Performance consideration of std::function -- An std::function cannot be inlined -- An std::function heap allocates and captures variables -- Invoking an std::function requires a few more operations than a lambda -- The polymorphic lambda…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- At COP26, Governments Must Make the Leap On Enforceable and Rising Carbon Pricing -- Pricing Can Trigger Rapid Changes in Behaviours -- Time to Announce a 'C-Day' -- The Price of Carbon - Set a Minimum, a Timeline, and an Adjustable Glidepath -- Cap-and-trade Schemes -- Europe's ETS - the World Leader, Despite Troubles -- China's ETS - a Lot of Room to Grow -- Whither the US On Carbon Pricing -- A Thin Regional Patchwork, With Some Successes -- A National US ETS is Needed -- Learn Lessons and Apply Them Globally and Locally -- Carbon Prices: How High is High Enough? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- See also -- Wrapping a C library in Python with ctypes -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Accelerating Python code with Cython -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Optimizing Cython code by writing less Python and more C -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- See also -- Releasing the GIL to take advantage of multicore processors with Cython and OpenMP -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Writing massively parallel code for NVIDIA graphics cards (GPUs) with CUDA -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works...…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Written Translation Tests (B to A, C to A, and A to B) -- 4.2. The Oral Interview or Oral Exposé -- 4.3. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- RoadMap to the Syllabus -- About the Authors -- Part I: Fundamentals of Computer -- Chapter 0: Introduction to Computers -- 0.1 Introduction -- 0.2 Characteristics of Computers -- 0.3 Evolution of Computers -- 0.4 Computer Generations -- 0.4.1 First Generation (1940-1956): Vacuum Tubes -- 0.4.2 Second Generation (1956-1963): Transistors -- 0.4.3 Third Generation (1964 to Early 1970s): Integrated Circuits -- 0.4.4 Fourth Generation (Early 1970s Till Date): Microprocessors -- 0.4.5 Fifth Generation (Present and Beyond): Artificial Intelligence -- 0.5 Classification of Computers -- 0.5.1 Micro Computers -- 0.5.2 Mini Computers -- 0.5.3 Mainframe Computer -- 0.5.4 Super Computers -- 0.6 Application of Computers -- 0.7 Basic Computer Organization -- 0.7.1 Hardware -- 0.8 Number system -- 0.8.1 Types of Number System -- 0.8.2 Conversion between Number Bases -- Summary -- Exercises -- Part II: Basics of C Programming -- Chapter 1: Introduction to 'C' -- 1.1 Introduction to C -- 1.2 About ANSI C Standard -- 1.3 Machine, Assembly and High-Level Language -- 1.3.1 Assembly Language -- 1.3.2 High-Level Language -- 1.4 Assembler, Compiler and Interpreter -- 1.5 Structure of a C Program -- 1.6 Programming Rules -- 1.7 Executing the C Program -- 1.8 Standard Directories -- 1.9 The first C program -- 1.10 Advantages of C -- 1.11 Header Files -- 1.12 Problem-Solving Techniques -- 1.13 Algorithm -- 1.14 Analysing Algorithm -- 1.15 Rate of Growth -- 1.15.1 Program Design -- 1.16 Classification of Algorithms -- Summary -- Exercises -- Chapter 2: The C Declarations -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 The C Character Set -- 2.3 Delimiters -- 2.4 Types of Tokens -- 2.5 The C Keywords -- 2.6 Identifiers -- 2.7 Constants -- 2.7.1 Numerical Constants -- 2.7.2 Character Constant -- 2.8 Variables -- 2.9 Rules for Defining Variables -- 2.10 Data Types…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Expanding Your Conversation to a New Window -- Shifting the Conversation to the Right -- Utilizing Inline Chat -- Discovering Quick Chat -- Defining Prompt Engineering with Copilot Chat -- Understanding the Basics -- Prompting for Code -- Prompting for Solutions -- Having a Single Clear Objective -- Specifying a Specific Technology -- Keeping Prompts Short -- Gaining Context in Chat -- Open Tabs Context -- Editor Context -- File Context -- Selection Context -- Commanding Your Conversation with Precision -- Querying with @workspace -- Learning with /explain -- Generating Tests with /tests -- Finding a Fix with /fix -- Scaffolding with /new -- Crafting with /newNotebook -- Engaging with @vscode -- Inquiring with /api -- Learning with @terminal -- Conclusion -- Part III Practical Applications of GitHub Copilot -- Chapter 5 Learning a New Programming Language -- Introducing Language Education with Copilot -- Setting Up Your Development Environment -- Prerequisites -- Setup Guide -- Learning the Basics -- Prerequisites -- Learning C# with Copilot -- Creating a Console Application -- Prerequisites -- Creating a C# Console Application with Copilot -- Explaining Code with Copilot -- Adding New Code -- Learning to Test -- Creating Context with Selection -- Creating Context with Tags -- Running Tests -- Conclusion -- Reference -- Chapter 6 Writing Tests with Copilot -- Establishing the Example Project -- Prerequisites -- Adding Unit Tests to Existing Code -- Driving Unit Test Creation with Comments -- Using Inline Chat to Generate Tests -- Exploring Behavior-Driven Development with Copilot -- Adding User Accounts -- Setup -- End-to-End Tests -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7 Diagnosing and Resolving Bugs -- Establishing the Example Project -- Prerequisites -- Fixing Syntax Errors -- Resolving Runtime Exceptions -- Setup -- Resolving Terminal Errors -- Conclusion…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Catalyst's foundation -- Playbook organization -- Catalyst engagements -- Leveraging the Catalyst Knowledge Hub -- Finding value in a C4E -- Team enablement -- Metrics and KPIs -- Staffing -- Summary -- Questions -- Further reading -- Answers…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- FM -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Hello C# -- Introduction -- Running and Developing C# with the .NET CLI -- Creating Programs with the CLI and VS Code -- Basic Anatomy of a C# Program -- Exercise 1.01: Creating a Console App that Says "Hello World -- Top-Level Statements -- Declaring Variables -- Declaring Variables Explicitly -- Declaring Variables Implicitly -- Explicit versus Implicit Declaration -- Exercise 1.02: Assigning Variables to User Inputs -- Data Types -- Strings -- Exercise 1.03: Checking String Immutability -- Comparing Strings -- Numeric Types -- Exercise 1.04: Using the Basic Arithmetic Operators -- Classes -- Dates -- Exercise 1.05: Using Date Arithmetic. -- Formatting Dates -- Logical Operators and Boolean Expressions -- Using if-else Statements -- Exercise 1.06: Branching with if-else -- The Ternary Operator -- Reference and Value Types -- Exercise 1.07: Grasping Value and Reference Equality -- Default Value Types -- Enhancing Decision Making with the switch Statement -- Exercise 1.08: Using switch to Order Food -- Iteration Statements -- while -- Exercise 1.09: Checking Whether a Number is Prime with a while Loop -- Jump Statements -- do-while -- Arrays -- for Loops -- Exercise 1.10: Ordering an Array Using Bubble Sort -- foreach Statements -- File Handling -- FileAccess -- FileMode -- Exercise 1.11: Reading Content from Text Files -- Disposable Objects -- Exercise 1.12: Writing to a Text File -- Exceptions -- Exercise 1.13: Handling Invalid User Inputs with try/catch -- Activity 1.01: Creating a Guessing Game -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Building Quality Object-Oriented Code -- Introduction -- Classes and Objects -- Constructors -- Fields and Class Members -- Exercise 2.01: Creating Classes and Objects -- Reference Types -- Properties -- Object Initialization…”

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