Today when I using Excel to record experimental data, I had reversed the row and column. The charts that I use to visualize with the data are messed up.
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There is a useful tool like Boot Camp in the Mac OS, which can help us easily build a computer with both Mac OS and Windows systems. Of course, this requires us to prepare our own Windows installation files.
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deque is the double-ended queue container provided by C++ Standard Template Library (STL), it is similar with vector container, but if you want to add a new element to the beginning in a vector, the time complexity is O(N), but in a deque it is O(1).
Read More »[C++] How to Use “deque” of STL string is a string container provided by C++ Standard Template Library (STL). Compared with char, you can do more complex string operations.
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Today when I using pytube python package to download the YouTube video, I got the following error message:
draw.io is a very convenient and useful online graph editor platform. You can edit icon, graph, flow chart… etc. In anytime you need.
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After getting used to the Linux terminal with rich colors (I used to spend a lot of time adjusting it), I suddenly switched to the white background Mac default terminal: Terminal.app, and I felt uncomfortable.
Read More »[MacOS] How To Beautify The Default Terminal vector is a sequence container of C++ Standard Template Library (STL). It is similar with Array, but it can automatically expand the space when we store more elements, which is convenient.
Read More »[C++] How to Use “vector” of STL After buying the MacBook Pro, I found a obvious difference with other notebook: According to the official document, MacBook Pro allows user to quickly access various commands of the MacBook, and automatically change Touch Bar application if you use different program.
Read More »[MacOS] How To Customize MacBook Touch Bar App Recently, when I reading the source code of a Python project, I saw they used next() function to take the iterator elements. At first I didn’t know how to use the function, so I decided to study the use and record it.
