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ELF stands for Executable and Linkable Format, a file format for files containing machine code. Use this tag for questions about the ELF format itself, or for questions which are specifically about reading/writing ELF files.
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Use this tag instead of just [css] for questions about styling HTML <table> elements with CSS, or about using the CSS display:table property declaration to define an element's layout to mimic that of an HTML <table>.
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WebDriverWait : WebDriverWait which extends FluentWait<WebDriver> is a specialization of Class FluentWait<T> that uses WebDriver instances.
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GPGPU is an acronym for the field of computer science known as "General Purpose computing on the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU)"
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A tab control is a control in graphical user interface which contains multiple tab items that share the same space on the screen.
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This tag refers to the process of counting down. In other words, the act of taking an initial value and then consistently subtracting a smaller value from it until the original value reaches a specified amount (usually 0).
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The Arabic tag is for issues relating to displaying user interfaces and managing data in Arabic written language.
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Provides an easy way for you to run programs such as services or background tasks in an Azure Web App (previously known as Websites).
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Android Marshmallow, formerly known as just "Android M", is version 6.0 of Android, is supporting API Level 23, and began shipping in October 2015.
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RAM (Random Access Memory) is a form of computer data storage. A random access device allows stored data to be accessed in very nearly the same amount of time for any storage location, so data can be accessed quickly in any random order.
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