Questions related to integration with Google's cloud storage service or interacting with Google Drive files programmatically, via the Google Drive API, Google Drive SDK, or Google Apps Script. Usage questions about the web application should be posted at Web Applications Stack Exchange.

Navigation refers to the process of navigating a network of resources, and the user interface that is used to do so.

An iterator is an object-oriented programming pattern that allows traversal through a collection, agnostic of the actual implementation or object addresses in physical memory. It is one of the Gang of Four's behavioral design patterns.

Anaconda is a Python distribution that bundles optimized versions of common data science packages. On topic for this tag are installing/uninstalling Anaconda and using Anaconda Navigator. Do not use this tag for questions about Conda environment management (instead use [conda]). Do not use this tag if your question is about using a particular package in the Anaconda distribution.

CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a parallel computing platform and programming model for NVIDIA GPUs (Graphics Processing Units). CUDA provides an interface to NVIDIA GPUs through a variety of programming languages, libraries, and APIs.

An XML parser goes through text documents containing XML trees and allows the information in the hierarchy to be used. Use this tag for problems implementing an XML parser or generated by the use of an existing parser in a given language.

A mechanism for interacting with a computer operating system or software by typing commands to perform specific tasks

Qt 5 bindings for Python programming. This allows programmer to make Qt 5 graphical user interfaces using Python syntax.

A tool from Hashicorp used for defining infrastructure as code. On-topic questions are concerned with the use of the tool itself or how to use the 'code' (HCL) to define specific structures. This tag is often used with public-cloud tags, such as "amazon-web-services", "google-cloud-platform" or "azure" to further define the question being asked.

The Android Native Development Kit (NDK) is a companion tool to the Android SDK that lets build performance-critical portions of apps in native code or port existing libraries in C/C++ to Android. It provides headers and libraries that allows to build activities, handle user input, use hardware sensors, access application resources, and more, when programming in C/C++.

The linker is part of the toolchain for producing executables from source code written in compiled programming languages. It takes compiled object code in multiple files and produces a single, "linked", executable file from them.