Microsoft Project is a tool to help plan projects and track progress against that plan

DVCS stands for Distributed Version Control System. Use this tag for questions about DVCSes in general. If your question is about git, or another DVCS that has its own tag already, then use that tag instead of this one.

In C# or Rust, the unsafe keyword marks code able to work directly with memory pointers, bypassing some of the language's safety checks. In Java, `sun.misc.Unsafe` is a special class performing low-level, unsafe operations.

Dynamic dispatch (also known as dynamic binding) is the process of mapping a message to a specific sequence of code (method) at runtime. This is done to support the cases where the appropriate method cannot be determined at compile-time (i.e. statically).

The C standard library function, "strcpy()," is used to copy non-overlapping, null-terminated strings. It is also defined as "std::strcpy()" in the C++ standard library.

The fish shell is an alternate shell, and scripting language, for *nix systems (including macOS). Its claim to fame is being an intuitive, user friendly, and efficient modern shell. Some key examples, per their own website, are enhanced syntax highlighting, completions and autosuggestions (automatically generated from man pages), high performance, and sane scripting.

Lightweight User Interface Toolkit - widget-based UI library for J2ME enabled mobile devices

Cosine similarity is a measure of similarity between two vectors of an inner product space that measures the cosine of the angle between them. It is a popular similarity measure between two vectors because it is calculated as a normalized dot product between the two vectors, which can be calculated with simple mathematical operations.

Google Fit is an open platform that lets users control their fitness data. Use this tag for questions about programming apps that interface with Google Fit or use any of its APIs or SDKs. General end-user support is off-topic.

Xlwings is a module to allow Excel to be automated with Python instead of VBA.

Related to functions or methods that return enumerations or enumerated-types. These can be objects, data types or data structures in which each of the items of a set has a one-to-one correspondence with a set of ordered numbers. An example is the `enumerate()` built-in function in Python.