Course Elementary  19011

Course Introduction：In the HTML code example tutorial, you can learn about CSS background, CSS text, CSS font, CSS link, CSS list, CSS table, CSS box model, CSS border, CSS outline, CSS margin, CSS padding, CSS size , CSS positioning, CSS floating, CSS aligned elements, CSS selectors, CSS images, CSS application examples, etc. Basic knowledge

Course Elementary  32643

Course Introduction：In the HTML code examples tutorial, you can learn about HTML basics, HTML headers, HTML paragraphs, HTML text formatting, HTML styles, HTML links, HTML images, HTML tables, HTML lists, HTML Forms and Input, HTML iframe, HTML Basic knowledge of header elements, HTML scripts, etc.

Course Intermediate  30344

Course Introduction：This course refers to the software engineer's principles from Robert C. Martin's Clean Code book and applies to PHP. This is not a style guide. This is a guide to developing readable, reusable, and reconfigurable PHP software. Not all of the principles here must be followed, and few are even universally accepted. Although these are just guidelines, they are all summarized by the Clean Code authors over the years.

Course Elementary  120307

Course Introduction：A simple PHP Chinese website article management system that can publish articles on the website and perform addition, deletion, modification and query operations.

Course Elementary  11971

Course Introduction：Git is a powerful version control tool, divided into graphical version and command line version (sourcetree). This chapter only explains the Git operation of the command line version. Git was originally developed by Linus Torvalds, the father of Linux, in order to improve It is written to manage Linux kernel code well and is used by many large Internet companies. The benefits of learning Git: 1. Have a local version library and roll back the version at any time; 2. It is very simple to establish a branch; 3. It is faster, especially after you are familiar with Git commands; 4. Designate and work with several different remote code repositories. Interaction.

Course Introduction：Differences in memory management between managed and unmanaged code in C++: managed code is managed by the CLR, while unmanaged code is managed by the operating system. Memory allocation and release of managed code is automatically performed by the CLR, while unmanaged code needs to be managed manually. Managed code uses garbage collection, and unmanaged code needs to be wary of memory leaks and segfaults. Memory management for managed code is simple and safe, while unmanaged code is complex and error-prone.

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Course Introduction：How to use GitLab to manage code warehouse Introduction: In the software development process, code management is a very important part. Git is one of the most popular version control systems currently, and GitLab is a code hosting platform based on Git, which provides powerful code warehouse management and collaboration functions. This article will introduce how to use GitLab to manage code warehouses and give specific code examples. 1. GitLab registration and login First, we need to register a GitLab account. Visit GitLab official website (ht

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Course Introduction：How to use managed code and unmanaged code in C# requires specific code examples. In C# programming, we often need to use managed code and unmanaged code to achieve some specific functions. Managed code refers to code that runs in the CLR (Common Language Runtime) and is managed by the CLR for memory management and resource allocation. Unmanaged code refers to code that runs directly on the operating system and is not controlled by the CLR. The following will introduce how to use managed code and unmanaged code respectively, with examples. 1. Use of managed code The definition of managed code is

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Course Introduction：Adding Google Tag Manager (GTM) to a React website involves inserting the GTM script into your application. Here's how you can do it: 1. Create a Google Tag Manager Account If you haven't already, you need to create a Google Tag Manager a

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Course Introduction：Decoupling separates code to improve maintainability, including using interfaces, abstract classes, and dependency injection. Dependency management organizes code by managing packages and their dependencies, such as using tools like Composer and Packagist, thereby improving code maintainability and development speed.

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