A scrollbar is a graphical user interface element relating to a display which is only partially visible. The scroll bar provides visual feedback on which portion of the element is in view, and the ability to move the view of the main element.

The OSGi (Open Service Gateway Initiative) framework is a module system and service platform for the Java programming language that implements a complete and dynamic component model.

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services provides a server-based platform designed to support a wide variety of reporting needs enabling organizations to deliver relevant information where needed. Use with the [reporting-services] and/or [ssrs] tags

The property which determines the size of an object on the Y-axis. Please don't use this tag, it has no taxonomic value in your post.

Keyword that refers to the current class instance or object in many object-oriented programming languages.

Use the [vaadin] tag for all posts relating to any use of the Vaadin web application development platform. For posts related to a particular Vaadin topic, such as Flow, Fusion, or a specific component, additionally tag the post with the corresponding tag, for example: [vaadin-flow], [vaadin-fusion], and [vaadin-upload], respectively.

A generator is a generalisation of a subroutine, primarily used to simplify the writing of iterators. The yield statement in a generator does not specify a coroutine to jump to, but rather passes a value back to a parent routine.

C++/CLI is based on C++, modified to allow compilation of a mixture of native code and code for Microsoft's Common Language Infrastructure (CLI). It replaces Microsoft's Managed Extensions for C++, which aimed for stronger C++ conformance.

x86-64 is a 64 bit extension to the Intel x86 architecture

A comment is a programming language construct used to embed non-compiled, programmer-readable annotations in the source code of a computer program.

OpenMP is a cross-platform multi-threading API which allows fine-grained task parallelization and synchronization using special compiler directives.