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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.

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A `using` statement is a C# and VB.NET language feature that simplifies deterministic cleanup of disposable resources. Not to be confused with the (C# only) `using` directive (related to namespaces), for which use tag `using-directives`.

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Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is a term originally referring to mean solar time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London.

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The Sequelize Command Line Interface (CLI) supports for migrations and seeders.

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Manage a Docker private registry as a first-class Azure resource.

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Razorpay provides APIs to process payments, invoices using cards, netbanking, wallets, UPI, and other methods. Ask questions here only if they are programming questions. If you are a Razorpay user and have support queries, contact Razorpay.

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An environment and build target for compiling iOS apps to macOS.

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Use this tag when the question is specific to the Deep Learning Library TFLearn. Questions about Tensorflow have their own tag, "tensorflow". Remember to read their docs before asking a question. Also Create a new issue in their GitHub repository with your question. If that question is answered there, then please explain it in Stack Overflow with credits to whom helped you.

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Please do not use this tag. The / character ("forward slash", or just "slash") is a directory separator in URLs and in many operating systems including Linux (Windows uses \ (backslash) but many applications and APIs also accept /). It is also the division operator in many languages, and marks closing tags in XML/HTML. In some languages, / characters delimit regular expressions.

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This tag groups questions regarding general aspects of presenting data to the user.

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A case statement allows sequences of SQL statements to be selected for execution based on search or comparison criteria, and is typically used in stored procedures. Do not use this tag, use [switch-statement] instead.

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