Tags
A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
Stop words are words that are filtered out prior (or after) the processing of natural language data.
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A language feature is a distinct aspect of a programming language, such as binding rules, lexical design, or facets of the type system.
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L-value represents the address of the value. "L" stands for the left side, because the address it is what is required when the variable appears on the left side of an assignment operation.
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In Javascript, an IIFE stands for an Immediately-Invoked Function Expression: a function expression that gets invoked immediately after it is defined, such as (function(){ /* code */ })();
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The HTML5 History API allows a web page to manipulate the contents of the history stack in order to dynamically update the URL and respond to the back button.
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Tag used by Android in Security Alert messages to developers. The Security Alert message is often accompanied with a Google-Play rejection. AOSP instructions state to tag a question with it.
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Poetry is a Python tool to handle dependency installation, as well as the building and packaging of Python packages. Do NOT use this tag for poems written in the Python language, since this is off-topic on Stack Overflow.
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[DEPRECATED, use `firebase-machine-learning` or `google-mlkit` instead] ML Kit for Firebase is Google's machine learning toolkit for Android and iOS that provides on-device, cloud, and custom model serving capabilities using TensorFlow Lite.
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Use this tag for questions regarding Ansible facts - values discovered by the setup module of Ansible or pulled from ohai/facter.
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getElementsByClassName is a Javascript function which takes a string argument and returns elements from the current page with a class name matching the string. It is generally used to gather DOM elements for further manipulation.
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