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A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
@font-face is a CSS rule that allows the definition of embedded fonts within a webpage.

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1. Non-code files packed with an application (example, data or media files). 2. From a security point of view - any data or resource that should be (or can be) protected.

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An "infinite loop" is a loop in which the exit criteria are never satisfied; such a loop would perform a potentially infinite number of iterations of the loop body. The general problem of determining whether the execution of a loop with given preconditions will result in an infinite loop is undecidable; in other words, there is no algorithm to determine whether an execution of a loop will eventually terminate. This is known as the halting problem.

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Serverside rendering is a technique for rendering a client-side app on the server.

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A cloud-based service, hosted by Microsoft, that provides SharePoint collaboration platform as an online service.

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For questions related to programmatically using the Autodesk Forge platform, including BIM 360 API, Viewer and Model Derivative.

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can refer to a letter or special character; a primitive data type in many programming languages; an item of the alphabet of a formal language.

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DO NOT USE THIS TAG ALONE. Use with a language tag like [javascript] or [python]. Adding one to the value of a variable, generally with the use of an increment operator.

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Sphinx is a tool that makes it easy to create intelligent and beautiful documentation. Sphinx is especially suitable for Python documentation, but it is a general-purpose tool that can be used to document anything.

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System.Reactive refers to the Reactive Extensions for .NET, also known as Rx. Rx provides developers with a reactive programming model over the generic IObservable<T> interface, as opposed to the traditional imperative programming model or the other reactive programming models that rely strictly on .NET Events or specific APIs.

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Benchmarking is the process of comparing two or more systems or processes under controlled circumstances in order to have a quantitative measure with which to compare or rank them. The benchmarking tag should be used for questions about how to perform benchmarking tasks or theory questions, not for lists of benchmarking results or requests for benchmarking data; those questions are off-topic for Stack Overflow.

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