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General | Scope (codecademy.com)
Visibility and accessibility of variables, functions, and objects within a particular part of a program.
AI | Neural Networks | Binary Step Activation Function (codecademy.com)
The simplest threshold based activation function which works by either firing the node in case the threshold value is surpassed or doing no…
Go | Math Functions | Log2() (codecademy.com)
Returns the base-2 logarithm of a given number.
Go | Math Functions | Min() (codecademy.com)
Returns the minimum value of two specified numbers.
Go | Math Functions | Max() (codecademy.com)
Returns the maximum value of two specified numbers.
Go | Math Functions | Log10() (codecademy.com)
Returns the base-10 logarithm of a given number.
Go | Math Functions | Log() (codecademy.com)
Returns the natural logarithm of a given number.
Go | Math Functions | Floor() (codecademy.com)
Returns the given decimal number rounded down to the nearest whole number.
Go | Math Functions | Expm1() (codecademy.com)
Returns the value of e raised to the power of the given parameter minus 1.
Go | Math Functions | Exp2() (codecademy.com)
Returns the value of a base-2 exponential of a given number.
Go | Math Functions | Cosh() (codecademy.com)
Returns the hyperbolic cosine of a given value.
Go | Math Functions | Cos() (codecademy.com)
Returns the cosine of the given angle.
Go | Math Functions | Exp() (codecademy.com)
Returns the value of e raised to the power of the parameter x.
Go | Math Functions | Dim() (codecademy.com)
Returns the maximum of the difference between two arguments.
Go | Math Functions | Copysign() (codecademy.com)
Returns a value with the magnitude and sign of the given arguments.
Go | Math Functions | Cbrt() (codecademy.com)
Returns the cube root of a given number of type float64.
Go | Math Functions | Ceil() (codecademy.com)
Returns a given decimal number rounded up to the next highest integer.
Go | Math Functions | Atanh() (codecademy.com)
Returns the inverse hyperbolic tangent of the given value.
Go | Math Functions | Atan2() (codecademy.com)
Returns the arctangent value of the x/y value.
Go | Math Functions | Atan() (codecademy.com)
Returns the arctangent of the given value.
Go | Math Functions | Asinh() (codecademy.com)
Computes the inverse hyperbolic sine (arsinh) of a numeric value.
Go | Math Functions | Asin() (codecademy.com)
Returns the inverse sine of a number.
Go | Math Functions | Acos() (codecademy.com)
Returns the inverse of the cosine value of a number.
Go | Math Functions | Acosh() (codecademy.com)
Returns the inverse hyperbolic cosine of a number.
Go | Math Functions | .Hypot() (codecademy.com)
Returns the square root of the sum of squares of two numbers, avoiding overflow and underflow issues.
Go | Math Functions | Abs() (codecademy.com)
Returns the magnitude of a numeric value by removing any negative sign.
Go | Math Functions (codecademy.com)
Go supports many different math functions through the math package.
Go | Loops (codecademy.com)
Loops are fundamental programming constructs that allow developers to execute a block of code repeatedly.
Go | Map (codecademy.com)
A map is a built-in data structure used to store unordered key-value pairs.
Go | Goroutines (codecademy.com)
Goroutines are functions and methods that run concurrently with other functions and methods.
Go | Functions (codecademy.com)
Functions are blocks of code that can be reused multiple times.
Go | Interfaces (codecademy.com)
An interface is a set of method signatures.
Go | Generics (codecademy.com)
Generics are a programming feature that allows the programmer to write versatile and reusable code that operates on different data types.
Go | Data Types (codecademy.com)
Classifications of data used in everyday programming. In Go, there are seven fundamental data types: Numbers, Strings, Booleans, Arrays, St…
Go | Conditionals (codecademy.com)
Conditionals are used to evaluate if an expression is true or false and execute code based on that value.
Go | Comments (codecademy.com)
Comments are non-executable lines in code that explain the logic or purpose of certain segments.
Go | Arrays (codecademy.com)
Arrays are numbered, fixed-length sequences of elements of the same data type.
Go | Composition (codecademy.com)
Composition is useful for building flexible and maintainable code.
Git | Status (codecademy.com)
The git status command shows the state of the working directory, staging area, and which files are untracked or tracked.
Git | Stash (codecademy.com)
A command for saving changes locally so a developer can switch branches in the midst of changes or to get a clean version of the branch the…
Git | Squash (codecademy.com)
Squashing in Git combines multiple commits into one to simplify and clean up the commit history.
Git | Revert (codecademy.com)
The git revert command is used to create a new commit that will undo any changes made in a previous commit.
Git | Restore (codecademy.com)
The git restore command undoes changes in the working tree by restoring content from a source.
Git | Reset (codecademy.com)
Undoes changes by moving the HEAD pointer to a different commit.
Git | Remove (codecademy.com)
Removes files or directories from a Git repository.
Git | Push (codecademy.com)
Pushing is the process of moving code from one Git repository to another. Often this is used to move code from a local machine to GitHub.
Git | Rebase (codecademy.com)
Rebasing integrates or shifts a series of commits onto a fresh base commit.
Git | Reflog (codecademy.com)
Tracks updates to references like HEAD, helping recover lost commits and debug repository changes.
Git | Pull Request (codecademy.com)
Pull requests are used to recommend merging code from one branch into a different branch. PRs are a core tool in open-source software devel…
Git | mergetool (codecademy.com)
The mergetool command is used to activate a tool used to solve merge conflicts that occur in a branch.