On the other hand, copy and deepcopy create a new copy of the variable. So now changes to the original variable will not be reflected in the copy variable and vice versa. However, copy(shallow copy) doesn't create a copy of nested objects, instead it just copies the ref...
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When we look at the main exploit in Python, one of the first things that it does is to read the status of the current configuration. This is done by doing a handshake then retrieve the target config. Target config There must be a big “switch” statement in the boot ROM that handles...
*deep breath* Okay, let's see what we have here. Imgur.com/ZkJmsvx It looks like a mermaid, but man, this is bad. We could probably do a better job, and we've never even tattooed anybody! Also, why is the tail faded while the torso is s...
How do webhooks work? So, how does a webhook work? When the event occurs, the source site makes an HTTP POST request to a URL the developer has configured to receive the webhook. Developers can configure them to cause events on one site to invoke behavior on another. Then, that webhook...
So it is entirely possible that a customer could build an application in App Engine using a runtime that Google does not supply. For example, a customer may choose to supply Microsoft's .NET runtime component, which is needed to run applications in Microsoft's languages such as C#, Visual...
Understand what goes on deep under the hood. How do continuations manage to go back to a previous point in the program? How do actors actually share threads? What exactly does Prolog do when it unifies and backtracks? And what is the computational cost of all these miraculous achievements?
But does not use JSX spread or JSX so to loop this back into the equation we can now do something like this: var props = {}; props.foo = x; props.bar = y; var component = <Component {...props} />; The properties included in "...props" are foo: x, bar: y. This can...