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Use the tag "method-chaining' if referring to the invocation of multiple methods against a single object. Chaining is the general idea of linking many smaller processes together to form a large process.
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AccountManager keeps track of cloud login information on Android devices. It uses plugins to communicate with different kinds of services, and the user only has to enter the information once. Applications don't need to deal with passwords, and may instead ask for permission to gain access to specific accounts.
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An error code is a value returned to provide context on why an error occurred. Error codes are often provided in lieu of an error message for the sake of brevity or consistency.
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rm is a basic UNIX command used to remove files, directories, and other items from the filesystem.
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Pattern recognition is the term given to the science of automating the classification of input into pre-determined categories, or on the other hand, of being able to recognise particular categories of input by their characteristics.
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Scene2d is a 2D scene graph for building applications and UIs using a hierarchy of "actors". Integrated in libGDX.
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PHP 5.5 is the successor to PHP 5.4. It was released on June 20, 2013. Use this tag for version-specific issues relating to specifically to PHP 5.5.
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Adapters are the server-side code of applications that are deployed on and serviced by IBM® Worklight Foundation (now IBM MobileFirst Platform Foundation). Adapters connect to enterprise applications (otherwise referred to as back-end systems), deliver data to and from mobile applications, and perform any necessary server-side logic on this data.
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