String Operations In C Without Using Library Functions

This is an exciting essay by Greg Nudelman, an Android expert who put forward the idea of ​​"C-Gesture" navigation instead of existing Android navigation in the text, and did not mean offering two designs A detailed explanation of the key code. "C gesture" is the author's solution to solve the Android navigation fragmentation program. Emphasize that "invoking contextual navigation from any area of ​​the screen at any time, when needed, is a functional model that works with any touchscreen device." That is, "Hidden Swiss Army knuckles ..."

MapReduce: Simple data processing on large cluster

This paper is an excerpt from the book "The Authoritative Guide to Hadoop", published by Tsinghua University Press, which is the author of Tom White, the School of Data Science and engineering, East China Normal University. This book begins with the origins of Hadoop, and integrates theory and practice to introduce Hadoop as an ideal tool for high-performance processing of massive datasets. The book consists of 16 chapters, 3 appendices, covering topics including: Haddoop;mapreduce;hadoop Distributed file system; Hadoop I/O, MapReduce application Open ...

The REST service can help developers to provide services to end users with a simple and unified interface. However, in the application scenario of data analysis, some mature data analysis tools (such as Tableau, Excel, etc.) require the user to provide an ODBC data source, in which case the REST service does not meet the user's need for data usage. This article provides a detailed overview of how to develop a custom ODBC driver based on the existing rest service from an implementation perspective. The article focuses on the introduction of ODBC ...

Introduction: This article explores the development of the Julia Language and its new features. The author thinks that the birth of a new language is bound to set off a new whirlwind, developers in the enjoyment of it to bring fun while also arguing for its existence value, whether Julia can bring new gospel to developers? Let's go into it together: Why create the Julia programming language? In a word, because we thirst for knowledge, constant pursuit. We have the core users of MATLAB, there are good at Lisp hackers, Pythonistas and Ru ...

Why create a Julia programming language? In a word, because we thirst for knowledge, constant pursuit. We have the core users of MATLAB, there are good at Lisp hackers, Pythonistas and rubyists experts also have a lot; In addition, there are some Perl Daniel, some developers used Mathematica before we had a little understanding of the fur. In other words, they understand more than just the fur, more than others, the development of R language. and C language for us is a deserted island. I ...

Objective This tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of all aspects of the Hadoop map-reduce framework from a user perspective. Prerequisites First make sure that Hadoop is installed, configured, and running correctly. See more information: Hadoop QuickStart for first-time users. Hadoop clusters are built on large-scale distributed clusters. Overview Hadoop Map-reduce is a simple software framework, based on which applications are written to run on large clusters of thousands of commercial machines, and with a reliable fault tolerance ...

The scalability of the system is the main reason for promoting the development of NoSQL movement, including distributed system coordination, failover, resource management and many other features. That makes NoSQL sound like a big basket that can be stuffed with anything. Although the NoSQL movement does not bring fundamental technological changes to distributed data processing, it still leads to extensive research and practice on protocols and algorithms. It is through these attempts to gradually summarize some effective database construction methods. In this article, I will focus on the NoSQL database distributed special ...

The scalability of the system is the main reason for promoting the development of NoSQL movement, including distributed system coordination, failover, resource management and many other features. That makes NoSQL sound like a big basket that can be stuffed with anything. Although the NoSQL movement does not bring fundamental technological changes to distributed data processing, it still leads to extensive research and practice on protocols and algorithms. It is through these attempts to gradually summarize some effective database construction methods. In this article, I will focus on the distributed features of the NoSQL database ...

Objective This tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of all aspects of the Hadoop map/reduce framework from a user perspective. Prerequisites First make sure that Hadoop is installed, configured, and running correctly. See more information: Hadoop QuickStart for first-time users. Hadoop clusters are built on large-scale distributed clusters. Overview Hadoop Map/reduce is a simple software framework, based on which applications can be run on a large cluster of thousands of commercial machines, and with a reliable fault-tolerant ...