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USE TOGETHER WITH THE fortran TAG. Fortran 90, the standardized successor to FORTRAN 77, released as an ISO standard in 1991 and an ANSI Standard in 1992. Questions using this tag should be specific to the language defined as Fortran 90 rather than being general Fortran questions.

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Apache Ivy is a subproject of Ant to simplify dependency management. Its primary use is to retrieve prerequisite JAR files from repositories and to publish new JAR files. A major feature of Ivy is that it integrates with normal Ant projects instead of requiring a new paradigm. (Note: This tag should not be used for questions regarding Angular's Ivy compiler - instead, use the angular-ivy tag.)

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HTTP GET is a request method which should be used to retrieve data and should not change state of the server.

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Pushes the changes from a local Git repo to remote

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Used in Angular.js - The ngModel directive binds an input, select, textarea (or custom form control) to a property on the scope using NgModelController, which is created and exposed by this directive.

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This tag is for questions related to application development issues affecting just Samsung Mobile devices.

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"Production" is commonly referred to as the stage in software lifecycle where it's available to be used by the intended end user.

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Children is the set of all nodes within a hierarchical data structure which have a node above them.

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`public` is an access-specifier in object-oriented languages; it indicates that all objects have access to the `public` field or method.

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Arch Linux is a Linux distribution intended to be lightweight and simple. Its development is focused on simplicity, elegance, code correctness and minimalism from a developer's standpoint.

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WebdriverIO from webdriver.io is a JavaScript library for controlling browsers with Selenium server via the WebDriver API.

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