Questions tagged as 'terminologia'

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What is Bootstrapping?

I did not quite understand what this bootstrapping would be. I saw something being a way to initialize an application. I'm not talking about Twitter Bootstrap.     
asked by 06.09.2018 / 23:40
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What is READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT?

What is READ_COMMITTED_SNAPSHOT transaction support for EF6 About Anyway? What is your use within the Entity Framework?     
asked by 04.11.2016 / 13:16
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What is the difference between Abstraction and Implementation? [duplicate]

I would like to know the difference between Abstração and Implementação , and how this applies in practice!     
asked by 03.05.2017 / 18:32
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Count the lines of a txt file in c / c ++

In the class of files, the teacher used " EOF " to determine if the file had reached its end, but reading the FEOF ", does the two terminologies work? I tried to implement the algorithm that came with this here or this to perform...
asked by 26.11.2016 / 01:52
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Is it incorrect to state that in a data structure of the stack type, the element that will be removed from the structure is the one that is stored in the header?

In a data structure test I had the following question:    In a data structure of type stack, the element that will be removed   of the structure is the one that is stored       a) there is more time.       b) There is less time.       c) a...
asked by 27.04.2017 / 00:25
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What do the terms Cpu-time Wall-clock-time mean?

Some documentation (programming) refers to these terms when there is some kind of limitation on CPU usage, for example:    Background tasks are limited by the amount of time   use of the wall-clock .       Background tasks are limited to...
asked by 05.03.2017 / 15:14
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Method and Subprogram [duplicate]

Do they both mean the same thing? void subrotina(){}; Is not this called method too? People do not say they're going to make a subprogram that does something, people usually say, "I'll do a method that does something."     
asked by 01.11.2014 / 02:04
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What is a linker for?

Some languages use a linker or Wikitravel as it is also called. What is its function and relationship to the compiler? Why do some languages do not have a linker ?     
asked by 21.03.2017 / 16:01
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What is SSH and what are its advantages over HTTPS?

Some services provide the client-server connection through SSH (Secure Shell). What is this SSH? A case is GitHub, which recommends SSH even though it offers HTTPS, but HTTPS seems a lot easier and less difficult to connect with GitHub. What...
asked by 09.12.2017 / 21:19
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What are friendly URLs?

What are friendly URLs? What is your purpose? When is it recommended to use friendly URLs instead of regular URLs? Is it related to performance?
asked by 13.05.2016 / 15:20