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this book wasn't as the title suggest it did not talk about the learning process and algorithms the book was basically a compilation of dry facts about the brain

fun sum1(vararg values: Int): Int { var total = 0 for (i in values.indices) { total += values[i] } return total } println(sum1(1,2,4))

1 objects spread elements evenly: arrange->distribute objects group elements : select elements->arrange->group 2 layers set object layer level : view->show object list->format->arrange or format->arrange 3 transitions animate->add an effect magic move: duplicate a slide->move object in 2nd...

*variables* var age = 0 // implicit var declaration var isCompleted = false // explicit var declaration val test = 3; // constant *strings* var s1:String = "hello" val result:String = "hello $name" *classes* class MyClass: Any() { var myProperty = 12 // methodes } val mClass =...

place the main code inside a kotlin class file, not in a plain kt file class Tester { } fun main(args:Array<String>) { val age = 0 // implicit var declaration val isCompleted = false // explicit var declaration val num = 2 // constant takes less space than var println("test") }

to fix this you need your pycharm to use python (version) 3.1 : delete pycharm and python https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/#section=windows https://www.python.org/downloads/ on the pycharm IDE: Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the project Settings/Preferences and go to Project: <project...

'''switch''' n:str = "test" match n: case 'hello': print("hi there!") case 'y': print("y") case _: print("default case")

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'''variables''' age = 0 # implicit var declaration isCompleted: bool = False # explicit var declaration NUM: int = 2 # constant takes less space than var '''strings''' str1: str = "1+4=hello" s1: str = f'Good {var1}! time to {var2}!' '''classes''' class MyClass(Object): myProperty...

hello world

import java.util.Random; Random rand = new Random(); // instance of random class int upperbound = 25; // generate random values from 0-24 int int_random = rand.nextInt(upperbound); // 0->upperbound -1 double double_random = rand.nextDouble();// 0->1 float float_random = rand.nextFloat(); //0->1

*variables* int age = 0; // implicit var declaration Boolean isCompleted = false; // explicit var declaration final int num = 2; // constant takes less space than var *strings* String str1 = "hello"; String s1 = String.format("%s %s %d :)", "1+4", "=", 5); *classes* public class MyClass...

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*variables* var age = 0 // implicit var declaration var isCompleted:Bool = false // explicit var declaration let num:Int = 2 // const takes less space than var *strings* var str1:String = "1+4 = \(1+4)" // "1+4 = 5" *classes* class MyClass:SomeSuperClass{ var myProperty:Int override init(){...

use left stick to steer left or right and right stick pointed up and (left or right) to drift tight corners