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CREATE USER 'root'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY 'secret'; | |
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'root'@'%' WITH GRANT OPTION; | |
FLUSH PRIVILEGES; |
Here's a comprehensive learning roadmap for a developer on LeetCode who wants to improve their understanding and skills in Data Structures & Algorithms:
- Start with the basics: Before delving into complex algorithms, make sure you have a strong grasp of basic data structures like arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues. This foundation will help you understand more advanced concepts later on. You can find plenty of resources online to learn about these topics, including tutorials and videos.
- Algorithmic thinking: Learn how to approach problems algorithmically by breaking them down into smaller steps and identifying patterns. Practice solving simple problems using basic data structures, then gradually move on to more complex ones. This skill will be invaluable when tackling LeetCode problems.
- Practice, practice, practice: The key to mastering algorithms is practice. Start by working through easy problems on LeetCode and gradually increase the diff
Here's a list of beginner-friendly LeetCode problems covering various data structures and algorithms:
- Arrays
- Linked Lists
// Jump Throw | |
alias "+throw" "-attack;-attack2" | |
bind "space" "+jump;+throw" | |
// Run Throw | |
alias "+walkjumpthrow" "+forward;+jump" | |
alias "-walkjumpthrow" "-jump;-forward" | |
bind "n" "+walkjumpthrow;+throw" |
You are tasked with developing a web application that allows users to search for and view information about movies. The application should be built using React and should simulate a real-world app development environment. The application should have the following features:
- A search bar that allows users to search for movies by title or keyword.
- A results page that displays a list of movies matching the user's search criteria.
- A movie details page that displays detailed information about a selected movie, including its title, release date, rating, and synopsis.
- A responsive design that works well on both desktop and mobile devices.
As part of the onboarding process for our React.js developers, we want to simulate a real-world development scenario. Consider the following scenario - Renderbit Technologies is collaborating with a new e-commerce startup, "E-Shopify," to build a modern online fashion store.
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# https://www.jetbrains.com/help/qodana/qodana-yaml.html # | |
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version: "1.0" | |
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CS:GO Launch Options | |
-language bananagaming -tickrate 64 +fps_max 0 -novid -nojoy -nothreadedsockets -console -fullscreen -limitvsconst -forcenovsync -softparticlesdefaultoff +mat_queue_mode 2 +r_dynamic 0 -width 1600 -height 900 | |
CS2 Launch Options | |
-console -novid -nojoy -nothreadedsockets -language bananagaming -fullscreen -width 1280 -height 720 +exec autoexec |
private fun doOnlineProcess(): String { | |
val onlineResult = StringBuffer() | |
val rEMVCardData: CardData = rEMV.uSDKprocessCardRecord(null) | |
cardDataBundle = Bundle() | |
cardDataBundle?.putParcelable(Flags.CARD_DATA_PARCEL, rEMVCardData) | |
// TODO: 5A33 to be set in case the transaction is not completed from the server end | |
// All the responses received from the server is to be converted to HEX |