“…Die Hamburger Fotografin und Instagrammerin Susanne Krieg alias @frau_elbville ist Ihre Lotsin und führt Sie auf Fototouren durch die Hansestadt. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Part 1: Refining Your Queries to Get the Results You Need -- Chapter 1 - Reducing Rows and Columns in Your Result Sets -- Technical requirements -- Identifying data to remove from the dataset -- Reducing the amount of data -- Understanding the value of creating views versus removing data -- Exploring the impact of row and column reductions on aggregations -- Summary -- Chapter 2 - Efficiently Aggregating Data -- Technical requirements -- Identifying data to be aggregated -- Determining when data should be aggregated -- The AVG() function -- The SUM() function -- The COUNT() function -- The MAX() function -- The MIN() Function -- Improving performance when aggregating data -- Summary -- Chapter 3 - Formatting Your Results for Easier Consumption -- Technical requirements -- Using the FORMAT() function -- Format() with culture -- Format() with custom formatting strings -- Formatting dates and numbers with functions -- Formatting dates and numbers with CONVERT() and CAST() -- Formatting numbers with ROUND() and CEILING() -- Comparing FORMAT(), CONVERT(), and CAST() -- Alias columns with meaningful names -- Summary -- Chapter 4 - Manipulating Data Results Using Conditional SQL -- Technical requirements -- Using the CASE statement -- Using a simple CASE expression in a SELECT statement -- Using a searched CASE expression in a SELECT statement -- Using CASE in an ORDER BY statement -- Using CASE in an UPDATE statement -- Using CASE in a HAVING statement -- Using the COALESCE() expression -- How to use COALESCE() -- Comparing COALESCE() and CASE() -- Using ISNULL() function -- How to use ISNULL() -- Comparing ISNULL() and COALESCE() -- Summary -- Part 2: Solving Complex Business and Data Problems in Your Queries -- Chapter 5 - Using Common Table Expressions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Anonymous functions -- Lambda expressions -- The implicit name of a single parameter -- Higher-order functions -- Providing operations to functions -- Observer (Listener) pattern -- A callback after a threaded operation -- Combination of named arguments and lambda expressions -- The last lambda in an argument convention -- Named code surrounding -- Processing data structures using LINQ style -- Java SAM support in Kotlin -- Named Kotlin function types -- Named parameters in function types -- Type alias -- Underscore for unused variables -- Destructuring in lambda expressions -- Inline functions -- The noinline modifier -- Non-local returns -- Labeled returns in lambda expressions -- Crossinline modifier -- Inline properties -- Function references -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Generics Are Your Friends -- Generics -- The need for generics -- Type parameters versus type arguments -- Generic constraints -- Nullability -- Variance -- Variance modifiers -- Use-site variance versus declaration-site variance…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “….) -- 1.3.2 Línea de comandos -- 1.3.3 Script -- 1.3.4 Metacaracteres -- 1.3.5 Variables de entorno -- 1.4 PERSONALIZAR EL ENTORNO -- 1.4.1 Ficheros de configuración de Bash -- 1.4.2 Alias -- 1.4.3 Opciones de Bash -- 1.4.4 Coloreando el Shell -- 1.5 CARACTERÍSTICAS ESPECIALES -- 1.5.1 Programas interactivos -- 1.5.2 Control de trabajos -- 1.5.3 Intérprete de uso restringido -- 1.6 APLICANDO CONOCIMIENTOS -- 1.7 EJERCICIOS PROPUESTOS -- 2 SHELL DEL SISTEMA -- 2.1 LÍNEA DE COMANDOS -- 2.1.1 Editor de línea de comandos -- 2.1.2 Moverse por la línea de comandos -- 2.1.3 Borrar partes de la línea de comandos -- 2.1.4 Historial de comandos -- 2.1.5 Autocompletar con el tabulador -- 2.1.6 Ejecutar la línea de comandos -- 2.2 ENTRADA Y SALIDA ESTÁNDAR -- 2.2.1 Terminal como archivo -- 2.2.2 Redirigir la salida estándar -- 2.2.3 Redirigir la entrada estándar -- 2.2.4 Noclobber (...) -- 2.2.5 Concatenando la salida estándar a un fichero -- 2.2.6 /dev/null (...) -- 2.2.7 Cauces -- 2.2.8 Filtros -- 2.2.9 Tee (...) -- 2.3 TRATAMIENTO DE DATOS -- 2.4 INTRODUCCIÓN A GAWK (...) -- 2.4.1 Imprimiendo en awk -- 2.4.2 Dando formato a la salida en awk -- 2.4.3 Uso de expresiones regulares -- 2.4.4 Patrones especiales -- 2.4.5 Separador de campos de entrada -- 2.4.6 Separador de campos de salida -- 2.4.7 Número de registros procesados -- 2.5 APLICANDO CONOCIMIENTOS -- 2.6 EJERCICIOS PROPUESTOS -- 3 PROGRAMACIÓN BÁSICA -- 3.1 INTRODUCCIÓN -- 3.2 MI PRIMER SCRIPT -- 3.3 VARIABLES Y EXPRESIONES -- 3.3.1 Variables -- 3.3.2 Expresiones…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Monitoring Changes -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 8 The Domain Name System and Network Routing: Amazon Route 53 and Amazon CloudFront -- Introduction -- The Domain Name System -- Namespaces -- Name Servers -- Domains and Domain Names -- Domain Registration -- Domain Layers -- Fully Qualified Domain Names -- Zones and Zone Files -- Record Types -- Alias Records -- Amazon Route 53 -- Domain Registration -- DNS Management -- Availability Monitoring -- Routing Policies -- Traffic Flow -- Route 53 Resolver -- Amazon CloudFront -- AWS CLI Example -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 9 Data Ingestion, Transformation, and Analytics -- Introduction -- AWS Lake Formation -- Ingestion -- Transformation -- Analytics -- AWS Transfer Family -- Kinesis -- Kinesis Video Streams -- Kinesis Data Streams -- Kinesis Data Firehose -- Kinesis Data Firehose vs. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…, ~, ++, --, true, false) -- Conversion Operators -- Guidelines for Conversion Operators -- Referencing Other Assemblies -- Changing the Assembly Target -- Referencing an Assembly -- Encapsulation of Types -- Defining Namespaces -- Namespace Alias Qualifier -- XML Comments -- Associating XML Comments with Programming Constructs -- Generating an XML Documentation File -- Garbage Collection -- Weak References -- Resource Cleanup -- Finalizers -- Deterministic Finalization with the using Statement -- Garbage Collection and Finalization -- Resource Utilization and Finalization Guidelines -- Lazy Initialization -- Summary -- 10 Exception Handling -- Multiple Exception Types -- Catching Exceptions -- General Catch Block -- Guidelines for Exception Handling -- Defining Custom Exceptions -- Summary -- 11 Generics -- C# without Generics -- Introducing Generic Types -- Using a Generic Class -- Defining a Simple Generic Class -- Benefits of Generics -- Type Parameter Naming Guidelines -- Generic Interfaces and Structs -- Defining a Constructor and a Finalizer -- Specifying a Default Value -- Multiple Type Parameters -- Arity in Abundance -- Nested Generic Types -- Constraints -- Interface Constraints -- Base Class Constraints -- struct/class Constraints -- Multiple Constraints -- Constructor Constraints -- Constraint Inheritance -- Generic Methods -- Type Inferencing -- Specifying Constraints -- Covariance and Contravariance -- Enabling Covariance with the out Type Parameter Modifier in C# 4.0 -- Enabling Contravariance with the in Type Parameter Modifier in C# 4.0.…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…An Overview of the sudo Software -- The visudo(8) Command -- The /etc/sudoers File -- Multiple Entries in a sudoers Field -- Running Commands As Non-root Users -- Long Lines -- /etc/sudoers Aliases -- User Aliases -- Run as Aliases -- Host Aliases -- Command Aliases -- Using Aliases in /etc/sudoers -- Nesting Aliases -- Alias Naming Conventions -- Changing sudo's Default Behavior -- Overriding Defaults per Host -- Overriding Defaults per User -- Overriding Defaults per Command -- Overriding Defaults per Run As -- sudo and the Environment -- Using sudo -- sudo Password Caching -- Running Commands Under sudo -- Running Commands as Other Users -- sudoedit -- The Biggest sudo Mistake: Exclusions -- sudo Logs -- 8. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Copyright -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Learning Modern Core Language Features -- Using auto whenever possible -- Creating type aliases and alias templates -- Understanding uniform initialization -- Understanding the various forms of non-static member initialization -- Controlling and querying object alignment -- Using scoped enumerations -- Using override and final for virtual methods -- Using range-based for loops to iterate on a range -- Enabling range-based for loops for custom types -- Using explicit constructors and conversion operators to avoid implicit conversion -- Using unnamed namespaces instead of static globals -- Using inline namespaces for symbol versioning -- Using structured bindings to handle multi-return values -- Simplifying code with class template argument deduction -- Using the subscript operator to access elements in a collection -- Chapter 2: Working with Numbers and Strings -- Understanding the various numeric types -- Limits and other properties of numeric types -- Converting between numeric and string types -- Understanding the various character and string types -- Printing Unicode characters to the output console -- Generating pseudo-random numbers -- Properly initializing a pseudo-random number generator -- Creating cooked user-defined literals -- Creating raw user-defined literals -- Using raw string literals to avoid escaping characters -- Creating a library of string helpers -- Parsing the content of a string using regular expressions -- Replacing the content of a string using regular expressions -- Using std::string_view instead of constant string references -- Formatting and printing text with std::format and std::print -- Using std::format with user-defined types -- Chapter 3: Exploring Functions -- Defaulted and deleted functions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…switch statements -- switch statements and arrays -- switch statements and files -- Wildcard and Regex parameters -- Script block cases -- switch statements and enums -- switch, break, and continue -- Loops -- foreach loop -- foreach keyword and foreach alias -- for loop -- do-until and do-while loops -- while loop -- Loops, break, and continue -- break and continue outside loops -- Loops and labels -- Loops, queues, and stacks -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Working with .NET -- Assemblies -- About the GAC -- Types -- Type descriptions are objects in PowerShell -- Enumerations -- Classes -- Namespaces -- The using keyword -- Using namespaces -- Using assemblies -- Type accelerators -- About PSCustomObject and Ordered -- Members -- Constructors -- Properties -- Methods -- Fluent interfaces -- Static methods -- About the new() method -- Static properties -- Reflection in PowerShell -- The TypeAccelerators type -- The ArgumentTypeConverterAttribute type -- About generics -- Generic classes -- Generic methods -- Summary -- Online Chapter -- Chapter 10: Files, Folders, and the Registry -- Working with providers -- Navigating -- Getting items -- Drives -- Items -- Paths and .NET -- Testing for existing items -- Testing filesystem paths -- Testing registry paths -- Testing path type -- Creating items -- Reading and writing content -- Reading and writing in a pipeline -- Reading all content -- Writing content -- About text file encoding -- Temporary files -- Removing items -- Invoking items -- Item properties -- Properties and the filesystem -- Adding and removing file attributes -- Registry values -- Registry values and environment variables -- Searching for items -- Windows permissions -- Access and audit -- Rule protection -- Inheritance and propagation flags -- Removing ACEs -- Copying lists and entries -- Adding ACEs -- Filesystem rights -- Registry rights…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Identifying Commands -- Getting a Command's Documentation -- Creating Our Own Commands with alias -- Summing Up -- 6 REDIRECTION -- Standard Input, Output, and Error -- Redirecting Standard Output -- Redirecting Standard Error -- Redirecting Standard Input -- Pipelines -- Summing Up -- 7 SEEING THE WORLD AS THE SHELL SEES IT -- Expansion -- Quoting -- Summing Up -- 8 ADVANCED KEYBOARD TRICKS -- Command Line Editing -- Completion -- Using History -- Summing Up -- 9 PERMISSIONS -- Owners, Group Members, and Everybody Else -- Reading, Writing, and Executing -- Changing Identities -- Exercising Our Privileges…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…4.11 Shop-Produkt -- 4.12 Share Buttons -- 4.13 GoogleMaps -- Adresse eingeben -- Höhe definieren -- Kartentyp -- 4.14 Dateidownload -- 4.15 Gästebuch -- Funktionsdetails -- Gästebücher migrieren -- Gelöschtes Gästebuch -- 4.16 Produktübersicht -- 4.17 Widget / HTML -- Fremdcode (Widgets) -- Eigener Code -- 4.18 Formular -- Formular planen und erstellen -- Formularnachricht -- Formularfunktionen -- Captchas -- Formulardetails bearbeiten -- Feldtypen für Formulare -- Fehlerpotenzial -- Absendebutton betexten -- 4.19 Tabelle -- Zeile oberhalb einfügen -- Zeile unterhalb einfügen -- Zeile löschen -- Spalte links einfügen -- Spalte rechts einfügen -- Spalte löschen -- Weitere Funktionen -- Zellen verbinden -- Zellen trennen -- Tabellenoptionen -- Zelleneigenschaften -- CSS zuweisen -- 4.20 Facebook -- Gefällt mir-Button -- Facebook Seite -- 4.21 Twitter -- 4.22 Google+ -- 4.23 RSS-Feeds -- 4.24 Jimdo (Box) -- Kapitel 5: Das Jimdo-Menü -- 5.1 Sektion: Mein Konto -- Profil -- Benachrichtigungen -- Vertragsinhalte -- Rechnungen -- Logout -- 5.2 Sektion: Einstellungen -- 5.3 Domains und E-Mails -- Domains -- Haupt-Domain -- E-Mail-Konten -- E-Mail-Weiterleitungen (Alias) -- 5.4 Webseite -- Funktionen -- Datenschutz und Sicherheit -- Passwortgeschützte Bereiche -- Formular-Archiv -- Head bearbeiten -- Twitter -- Speicherplatz -- Kapitel 6: Der Jimdo-Blog -- 6.1 Voraussetzungen für erfolgreiche Blogs -- 6.2 Aktivieren des Blogs -- 6.3 Blogeinträge schreiben -- Tags definieren -- Übersicht der Blogartikel -- 6.4 Den Blog platzieren -- Element Bloganzeige -- Funktionen der Bloganzeige -- 6.5 Mögliche Probleme -- 6.6 Blog deaktivieren -- 6.7 Erweiterte Funktion im Bereich »Allgemein« -- Kapitel 7: Der Jimdo-Shop -- 7.1 Einstellungen -- 7.2 Zahlungsoptionen -- Die »sicheren« Bezahlarten -- Die »unsicheren« Bezahlarten -- 7.3 Einzelbewertung der Bezahlarten…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Programming APIs and examples -- 9.1 Java EIM API -- 9.2 Java classes and interfaces -- 9.2.1 DomainManager class -- 9.2.2 The java.util.Set class -- 9.2.3 Domain class -- 9.2.4 Registry interface -- 9.2.5 SystemRegistry interface -- 9.2.6 ApplicationRegistry interface -- 9.2.7 RegistryAlias class -- 9.2.8 Eid interface -- 9.2.9 RegistryUser interface -- 9.2.10 ConnectInfo class -- 9.2.11 SSLInfo class -- 9.2.12 AccessContext interface -- 9.2.13 UserAccess class -- 9.2.14 EIMException class -- 9.3 Security in the Java classes -- 9.3.1 DomainManager class -- 9.3.2 Domain class -- 9.3.3 Registry interface -- 9.3.4 Eid class -- 9.3.5 RegistryUser class -- 9.4 Java example: ReportEIM -- 9.4.1 Constants -- 9.4.2 The createAssociationTypeMap method -- 9.4.3 The createRegistryTypeHashMap method -- 9.4.4 The getDomain method -- 9.4.5 The getAllDomains method -- 9.4.6 The createDomain method -- 9.4.7 The getRegistries method -- 9.4.8 The createRegistries method -- 9.4.9 The getEids method -- 9.4.10 The createEids method -- 9.4.11 The outputDomainInfo method -- 9.4.12 The outputRegistryInformation method -- 9.4.13 The outputRegistryAliasInformation method -- 9.4.14 The outputRegistryUserInfo method -- 9.4.15 The outputEidInfo method…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- See also -- Creating type aliases and alias templates -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Understanding uniform initialization -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more -- See also -- Understanding the various forms of non-static member initialization -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Controlling and querying object alignment -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Using scoped enumerations -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Using override and final for virtual methods -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Using range-based for loops to iterate on a range -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Enabling range-based for loops for custom types -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Using explicit constructors and conversion operators to avoid implicit conversion -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Using unnamed namespaces instead of static globals -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Using inline namespaces for symbol versioning -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Using structured bindings to handle multi-return values -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Chapter 2: Working with Numbers and Strings -- Introduction -- Converting between numeric and string types -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Limits and other properties of numeric types -- Getting ready…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…SNS Trigger -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Your First Serverless Application on AWS -- Technical requirements -- Your first serverless app (using the AWS Console) -- Creating a function -- Testing the function -- Updating the function -- Publishing a new version -- Creating an alias for a Lambda function -- Your first serverless app (using the AWS SAM) -- Creating a function -- AWS SAM -- Creating a SAM template for your serverless app -- Testing a serverless app locally -- Publishing a serverless app -- Packaging a serverless app -- Deploying a serverless app -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Serverless Orchestration on AWS -- What is AWS Step Functions? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…DNS Devolution -- Record Weighting -- Netmask Ordering -- DnsUpdateProxy Group -- DNS Policies -- Introducing DNS Record Types -- Start of Authority (SOA) Records -- Name Server Records -- Host Record -- Alias Record -- Pointer Record -- Mail Exchanger Record -- Service Record -- Configuring DNS -- Installing DNS -- Load Balancing with Round-Robin -- Configuring a Caching-Only Server -- Setting Zone Properties -- Configuring Zones for Dynamic Updates -- Delegating Zones for DNS -- DNS Forwarding -- Manually Creating DNS Records -- DNS Aging and Scavenging -- DNS PowerShell Commands -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions -- Chapter 6 Configuring DHCP and IPAM -- Understanding DHCP -- Introducing the DORA Process -- Advantages and Disadvantages of DHCP -- Ipconfig Lease Options -- Understanding Scope Details -- Installing and Authorizing DHCP -- Installing DHCP -- Introducing the DHCP Snap-In -- Authorizing DHCP for Active Directory -- Creating and Managing DHCP Scopes -- Creating a New Scope in IPv4 -- Creating a New Scope in IPv6 -- Changing Scope Properties (IPv4 and IPv6) -- Changing Server Properties -- Managing Reservations and Exclusions -- Setting Scope Options for IPv4 -- Activating and Deactivating Scopes -- Creating a Superscope for IPv4 -- Creating IPv4 Multicast Scopes -- Integrating Dynamic DNS and IPv4 DHCP -- Using DHCP Failover Architecture -- Working with the DHCP Database Files -- Working with Advanced DHCP Configuration Options -- Implement DHCPv6 -- Configure High Availability for DHCP, Including DHCP Failover and Split Scopes -- Configure DHCP Name Protection -- Understanding IPAM -- Installing IPAM -- Provision IPAM Manually or by Using Group Policy -- Configure Server Discovery -- Create and Manage IP Blocks and Ranges -- Auditing IPAM -- PowerShell Commands -- Summary -- Exam Essentials -- Review Questions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Creating a WebLogic cluster using WLST -- See also -- Defining a Hostname/Alias for the Listen Address value -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Defining the Listen Address value using WLST -- See also -- Configuring HA WebLogic cluster parameters -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Changing the cluster settings using WLST -- Using Unicast for cluster communications -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Using Multicast for cluster communications -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Configuring Multicast using WLST -- See also -- Installing Apache HTTP Server for the Web tier -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- See also -- Using the Web Server Plug-in to load balance HTTP Requests to WebLogic cluster -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Operating systems differ -- The Hiera way -- Setting up Hiera -- Adding Hiera data to your Puppet repo -- Troubleshooting Hiera -- Querying Hiera -- Typed lookups -- Types of Hiera data -- Single values -- Boolean values -- Arrays -- Hashes -- Interpolation in Hiera data -- Using lookup() -- Using alias() -- Using literal() -- The hierarchy -- Dealing with multiple values -- Merge behaviors -- Data sources based on facts -- What belongs in Hiera? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 4.2.2 Choosing your NFS domain -- 4.3 Identification methods -- 4.3.1 Selecting the user/group repository -- 4.3.2 Other identification considerations -- 4.4 NFS Authentication methods -- 4.4.1 AUTH_SYS method -- 4.4.2 Deploying Kerberos -- 4.4.3 Default types of encryption for KDC and security flavors -- 4.4.4 NFS client considerations when using Kerberos -- 4.4.5 Deployment of LDAP -- 4.5 Authorization methods -- 4.5.1 Choosing your user authorization method -- 4.5.2 Other user authorization considerations -- 4.6 Choosing the appropriate file system types -- 4.7 NFS protocols and namespace considerations -- 4.7.1 Pseudo-root FS - alias tree versus classic model…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Using Break Apart to Modify Characters -- Using Anti-Alias Text -- Using Font Mapping -- Setting Device Fonts Versus Embedded Fonts -- Creating Dynamic Text and Input Text -- Checking Spelling -- Using Find and Replace -- Using Cascading Style Sheets with HTML -- 6 Importing Graphics -- Understanding Vector and Bitmap Graphics -- Examining Import File Formats -- Setting Illustrator Import Preferences -- Setting Photoshop Import Preferences -- Importing Photoshop and Illustrator Files -- Importing Bitmaps -- Importing Fireworks PNG Files -- Importing Multiple Files -- Copying Images from Other Programs -- Editing Bitmaps in an Outside Editor -- Setting Bitmap Compression -- Using Break Apart to Create Fill Patterns -- Modifying a Bitmap Fill -- Editing a Bitmap with the Magic Wand -- Using Trace Bitmap to Create Vector Shapes -- 7 Creating Frame-by-Frame Animation -- Understanding Frame-by-Frame Animation -- Creating Keyframes -- Converting Frames to Keyframes -- Using Frame-Based Versus Span-Based Selection -- Clearing Keyframes Versus Removing Frames -- Editing Keyframes -- Creating a Simple Frame-by-Frame Animation -- Playing an Animation -- Using Onion Skinning -- Modifying Onion Skin Markers -- Editing Multiple Frames -- 8 Animating with Motion Tweening -- Understanding Motion Tweening -- Applying Motion Tween Presets -- Creating a Motion Tween -- Adjusting Motion Tween Properties -- Editing Motion Tween Properties with the Motion Editor -- Adding Color Effects and Filters -- Working with Property Keyframes -- Editing the Path of a Motion Tween -- Copying Motion as ActionScript -- 9 Animating with Classic Tweening -- Working with Classic Tweening -- Understanding Frame and Instance Properties -- Creating a Classic Tween -- Adjusting Classic Tween Properties -- Copying and Pasting a Tween -- Changing the Length of a Tween…”