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This refers to the process where the system state is systematically (and preferably gracefully) changed to the fully inactive state. Usually applied to complex systems, such as database, server program, operating system, virtual machine, physical computer and the like. Bypassing the shutdown procedure (immediate termination) may cause data loss or other problems.

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Objective-C++ is the union of the Objective-C and C++ syntax sets.

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IBM Cloudant is a fully managed database service for hybrid multicloud applications — built on open source Apache CouchDB with a fully compatible API. Sync data to any cloud or to the edge.

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h5py is a NumPy-compatible Python module for handling The Hierarchical Data Format (HDF5) files.

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An event that is triggered when a key is pressed,released or remains pressed on a keyboard input device.

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A common placeholder for issues related to the use of annotations with the Spring framework

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For questions related to PEP 484 (Type Hints), PEP 526 (Syntax for Variable Annotations) and the `typing` module.

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React Table is a lightweight, fast and extendable datagrid built for React.

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Questions about the Stack, a build tool for the Haskell language. Do not use this tag for general Haskell questions that do not involve Stack.

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The normal distribution is an assumption of many parametric statistical tests, and is typically associated with a Gaussian distribution, often with mean=0 and standard deviation=1. The "bell curve" is the visual, intuitive model for this distribution. Gaussian distributions are associated with the function: f(x) = [1/(σ√2π)] e^(-[(x-μ)^2]/(2σ^2 ))

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Version 4.0 (Final) of Microsoft's XNA Framework. If you use this tag, please also include the main tag XNA.

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