To use this feature, select Report | Verification Summary. This feature allows the user to create a disk file in comma separated variable (CSV) spreadsheet format for a selected set of verification measurement values and selected analysis methods. Check the boxes for the measurement values you want to include. You may also check the print box if you want a hard copy of what is written to the disk file. You must also select the desired inspection number or select "All" if you want to be able to include any verification measurement in the summary. Select the starting and ending date and time for the measurements you want to be able to include in the summary. The initial default starting date is 00/01/01 and the initial default ending date and time is the current date and time so that if you make no changes you will automatically get all verification measurements. You can use the radio buttons to choose between getting the current ending date time or the last entered ending date and time the next time you use the verification summary feature. The starting date and time will always be the last one entered.
When you select the "OK" button, you will be presented with a list of all verification measurements for the selected interval in inverse chronological order (most recent first). Click on all the verification measurements you want to have included in the CSV spreadsheet format disk file. They will be highlighted in blue. Then select the "OK" button to write the file. The contents of the file will also be displayed on the screen. The first line contains all the column headers. Following the column header line is one line of values for each verification measurement selected.


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This kernel calculates the affine transform from corresponding points. The function calculates the 3x3 Matrix
// create affine kernel
// you can reuse it for different point sets
var affine_kernel = new Affine2d();
var affine_transform = new Matrix_t(3, 3, Igata.F32_t | Igata.C1_t);
var count = 33;
var from = [];
var to = [];
for(var i = 0; i < count; ++i) {
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from[i] = { "x":Math.random()*320, "y":Math.random()*240 };
to[i] = { "x":from[i].x + 5, "y":from[i].y+5 };
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I see two solutions for this:
- fix heuristics algorithm
- include option for turning on and off command-line options by innline text commands. (or may be such option already exists? If so, then I'm sorry for buzzing)
Fixed in r40, verified by test72.The backwards comparison heuristic was not working properly. The option for telling ccdoc to ignore inline text commands already exists. You can use the predefined __ccdoc__ macro for this as follows:
#ifndef _include_guard # ifndef __ccdoc__ # define _include_guard # endif #endif
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Solution Description:Package: ccdoc Version: 0.8.38-1 Severity: serious >From my build log: ... source='statement.cc' object='statement.o' libtool=no \ depfile='.deps/statement.Po' tmpdepfile='.deps/statement.TPo' \ depmode=gcc3 /bin/sh ./depcomp \ g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -DCCDOC_CID=\"/usr/bin\" -g -O2 -c -o statement.o `test -f 'statement.cc' || echo './'`statement.cc statement.cc: In static member function `static bool ccdoc::statement::base::is_rptmac1_id(const char*)': statement.cc:987: error: brace-enclosed initializer used to initialize `const char*' statement.cc:987: error: brace-enclosed initializer used to initialize `const char*' ... make[2]: *** [statement.o] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/tmp/buildd/ccdoc-0.8.38/src' make[1]: *** [all] Error 2 make[1]: Leaving directory `/tmp/buildd/ccdoc-0.8.38/src' make: *** [build-stamp] Error 2 -- System Information: Debian Release: testing/unstable Architecture: i386 Kernel: Linux frobnitz 2.4.21-pre5 #1 Sat Mar 1 09:01:10 PST 2003 i686 Locale: LANG=C, LC_CTYPE=C
Fixed in r41.The array initialization was incorrect (in r40), g++ 3.3 was correct in reporting it.
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Several users have requested a search capability in ccdoc. This capability can be provided in two ways: use a standard HTML based search engine on the generated files or provide a database of indexed items that can be used for a custom search engine. Although the standard HTML based search engine approach works well, there are still some users who would like a pre-generated index of searchable items.Solution Description:My current thinking about how to implement this is to provide a -rptidx switch for phase 3 that generates two HTML indices: one by name and one by entity type by name.
It would also generate an XML based index file that could be used by 3rd party search engines. Each XML record would contain the name of the entry (i.e. GetName), the type (method, function, etc.) and the associated URL. Multiple entries with the same name would be allowed.
It might also be desirable to have it contain information about the scope of the name. This means that each enclosing namespace and class might be specified as list. Consider the case of the X::Y::A::B::GetName() method where X and Y are namespaces, and B is a nested class inside of A. The scope information would contain data like
((nsp X) (nsp Y) (cls A) (cls B))
.Yet another desirable attribute would be to have this index view of the data tie in to the XML output that is being generated in the proto-type version for the next major release. In this release the database format will convert to XML. The phase 2 processing will generate fully cross-indexed entities that are used in phase 3 to generate HTML. Of course the user can stop at phase 2 and work directly with the XML. This is different than today where the database format is NOT XML and it is not fully cross referenced.
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This suggestion was actually made some time ago but I just got around to adding it.Solution Description:Ragav suggested that ccdoc be enhanced to support quick links to entries in the table of contents. The idea is that for tables with a large number of classes (or methods), the user could click on a quick link to the region they were interested in.
In practice it would look something like this:
I think that this would be very useful for large systems that have hundreds or even thousands of classes.Table Of Contents Quick Links: A B C D E F G H ... Z . . .
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I have found something wrong with my output though - not sure if this is a bug or if I am doing something wrong. I have the following (simplified) situation:Solution Description:You'll see that I have a member variable 'x' and also a member function which has 'x' in it's argument list. This causes CcDoc to place a link from the argument name 'x' to the documentation for the member variable 'x'.class SOMECLASS { public: void DoSomething(int x); int x; };I could simply change one of these names to ensure that there is no clash, however I thought you'd like this kind of problem submitted as a bug.
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I have a file as_config.h:Solution Description:#endif#ifndef AS_CONFIG_H #define AS_CONFIG_H namespace ApplicationInterface { enum { zero=0, one=1, two=2 }; enum { number_of_tasks = 60, task_stack_size = 4096, number_of_queues = 32, number_of_event_groups = 32, number_of_timers = 32 }; } // namespace ApplicationInterfaceThe problem is that I see two "$anonymous$" enum entities in the namespace page, but both link only to a page that lists only the first enum.
I know that in this case the enums could be combined, but this seems less than satisfactory as a general solution. Is this a known issue? (I couldn't find one that seemed to match on the ccdoc website) Is there interest in fixing this? I have no idea how hard it is to change this. Either way I likely will have to do something to at least address this in-house.(perhaps just complain when the second enum is detected...this would at least allow us to detect the problem and perhaps "invent" a name for at least one of them).
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It would be nice if ccdoc had a directive like "@entity <entityName>".Solution Description:Here is how I would want to use it. I have a macro which declares and defines a static member function. It is a macro because every class in the hierarchy should have this function (it returns an "interface ID"). The code currently looks like this:
It would be nicer if I could write://@{ // Returns the ID value for this interface. //@} Gf_DECL_INTERFACE_ID("{8DC3F1C6-F7CA-42d8-AFD6-7AF950C5C11E}") # if defined(__ccdoc__) static Gf_GUID InterfaceID(); # endif//@{ // Returns the ID value for this interface. // @entity static Gf_GUID InterfaceID() //@} Gf_DECL_INTERFACE_ID("{8DC3F1C6-F7CA-42d8-AFD6-7AF950C5C11E}")If there is already a way to do this, I'd appreciate hearing about it. If not, please consider adding a feature of this sort sometime in the future.
I can see where it would be useful to have real function name in the table of contents. The #ifdef workaround will certainly work until this issue is addressed.
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I've been happily using CCDOC for quite some time, but I'm stumped on how to control the length of the generated HTML filenames. I'm using nested packages and the generated filenames are so long that some filenames get truncated when written to a CD-ROM. This results in broken links when the documentation tree is copied from the CD-ROM.Solution Description:I've tried using the -maxpathlen option during the (-htm) output generation phase, but this doesn't shorten the filename length.
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I would like to report a minor issue with ccdoc, described below.Solution Description:The documents created by ccdoc indicate that a constructor will be generated automatically by the compiler even if one is specified. This seems to occur when the constructor for class X is specified as X(X const &), but does not occur when the constructor is specifed as X(const X &), although these are equivalent.
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I was going through the ccdoc for [one of my classes] this morning when I had a couple of feature ideas for ccdoc. I was thinking that it would be nice if overloaded methods in a class could be collapsed and expanded so that you only saw one line with the function name. If all of the short descriptions matched for the method, you could see the short description - if the short descriptions didn't match you would see something like "6 overloads". E.g. you might see something like this:Solution Description:When you click the + to expand you would see the display much like it is today with each overload displayed on its line with its short description. At this point the '+' would turn into a '-' and clicking the '-' would collapse it back down.+ GetClient Xdm_ObjectDerived method protected 16 overloaded methods (click '+' to expand)Extending that idea, I thought it would be nice if we had an extra tag that we could tag methods with to categorize them - E.g. "@category Debug Helper". All methods with matching categories would go into an expandable / collapsable grouping like the overloaded methods. (If there's just one or two methods in a category maybe it defaults to expanded but more than two and the category defaults to collapsed.) Methods with no category would be displayed as they are today without the expand/collapse capability. Methods within a category are alphabetized within the category. We would also probably want links at the top and bottom to 'expand all' and 'collapse all' - maybe throw in some cookies to store the user's preferences (overall and for each class) - hah.
Then I also thought that it was somewhat annoying with the ccdoc for some classes - Xdm_Model is one example - where there is a lot of good documentation for the class but it's a pain to have to scroll through all of that to try and find the method index so I can see if it supports the method I'm looking for. Having all of the class documentation and examples are great for the first time you're using a class but for quick reference which is most of the time after the first time you've used a class, all of that stuff gets in the way. If classes could have extra tags to separate things out like @Examples, @Extending, @UserGuide or something like that then in the ccdoc, you could either have expand / collapse things like above to expand out the examples text - or you could have links that take you to the examples for a specific class etc. I like the expand/collapse symbols just to keep everything on one page but it would take some javascript or something I'm sure and may be more pain than it's worth.
Anyway, these were just some pie in the sky ideas I had this morning. I didn't think them through a whole lot - just wanted to send them off to you to see if you liked them.
These are very interesting ideas. I will definitely look into them for future releases.
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Ccdoc started failing with a segment violation in phase 3 when processing a large system (thousands of classes) after a small change to one of the header files. This system had been running for years without a problem.Solution Description:
This is a critical bug.
Fixed in r41, verified by test88.There was a particular order of entities in the class that was causing consternation in the compare method used during the sorting of the table of contents in phase3_html.c. I was able to duplicate the problem (test88) and then fix it by using a std::stable_sort() instead of a std::sort(). It is interesting to note that this failure occurred on solaris and linux but it did not occur on windows.


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From hidden navigation and pop-out menus, to wearables and split screen, these are the web design trends we expect to shape 2017.
01. Hidden Navigation and Pop-out Menus
At a time when browsing on mobile devices is more prevalent than on desktop, screen space is a valuable commodity. Hiding features and menus until they're needed frees up the screen for the more enjoyable elements like images or videos, and creates a sleeker, minimalist design that makes it easier to focus.
A near-necessity for mobile, hidden navigation also improves the UX for devices with larger screens. Oddly enough, hiding a navigation menu actually adds more emphasis on navigation; users can focus on one thing at a time, and when they open the menu as needed, it takes central focus over the rest of the site.
Benefits:
- Conserves screen space
- More emphasis on navigation
- Minimalist design makes it easier to concentrate
- Improves appearance of first screen
- More flexibility in overall design structure
Best Practices
Single-color overlay. To maximize the benefit of simplification, most pop-out menus use a single-color background or overlay, rather than a distracting or cluttered background. You don't want the users to spend time figuring out the menu itself - save the good stuff for the site pages.
Large, simple typography. Echoing the points from above, large, bold, and easy-to-read typography makes the navigation menu clearer and more effective, plus helps fill the space. Designers often take this a step further with all caps.
Hamburger and X icons (preferably with MENU label). By this point, the standard accepted UI pattern for signifying a pop-out menu is the hamburger icon, which turns into an X icon when activated so users know how to close it (typically it appears in the top-left corner). We always recommend adding a "MENU" label for the sake of clarity.
Push or overlay content. Pop-out menus rarely take up the entire screen. Leaving a little of the original content visible allows easy return for mobile, and creates a nice effect for desktops that mimics mobile browsing.
02. Inspiration from Wearables
Just as mobile browsing is influencing desktop design, so are wearables influencing web design as a whole. With tens of millions of wearables sold in 2015, users are coming to appreciate the same streamlined style of UI on their other devices.
Even though wearables can't afford to waste space, the same minimalist principles still make browsing on other devices faster and with less effort. The "less is more" ideology doesn't limit itself to any one screen size.
Benefits:
- Streamlined UX
- Less confusion and distractions
- Minimalism reduces loading times
Best Practices
Containers and cards. While cards have been a persistent trend for awhile now, wearables are breathing new life into them. The wearable style of structuring involves self-contained containers or cards, which leads to improved scannability on larger screens.
Large, SVG icons. Keep them scalable to look good on HD devices, and simple enough to be understood at a glance.
Disciplined color palette. Color palettes are now going back to basics. Two-color palettes - or a single color in addition to black and white - are becoming more and more popular.
Ample white space. For the sake of consistency among multiple devices, designs are favoring more white space, or to put it another way, extreme minimalism. This isn't just an aesthetic choice: it saves screen space on smaller devices, reduces loading times, improves visibility, and creates a more sophisticated atmosphere.
03. Material Design Lite (MDL)
Material Design Lite, or MDL, optimizes the paper-like design language for the web. With guidebooks, six pre-existing templates, and open-source components, MDL makes Material Design accessible to any website or web app designer.
The same physics-based interface still applies: layers, motions, shading, etc. are all used practically to show usability in a way that mirrors how we interact with the real world.
Benefits:
- An improvement on classic Material Design, retaining its original benefits
- Better learnability from "lifelike" interface
- Usable on all devices with cross-platform accessibility (not JavaScript-based)
Best Practices
Physics-based mechanics. Play on MDL's strengths by keeping in line with real-life physics principles, namely:
- Shadows should appear as if coming from the same natural light source
- Elements should have a consistent weight and thickness
- Motion is a reaction to user interaction
Customize. Take advantage of MDL's diverse component library to mix and match what works for you.
Flat color palette. MDL works best with a flat color palette: bright and bold colors, usually one primary and one accent. This also suits the minimalist aesthetic encouraged by the first two trends.
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FISTFUL OF DOLLARS (1964) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: Sergio Leone Writers: Sergio Leone and Peter Fernandez Starring: Clint Eastwood, Gian Maria Volonte
Ever see either "Back to the Future II" or "III?" Well, there was this once scene in the second one where Biff in his hot tub with a bunch of scantily-clad chicks watch this film's finale where Eastwood walks into town where all the bad guys want to kill him, and he keeps being shot by the leader, yet keeps getting up. He then reveals an iron plate under his mexican rug and proceeds to shoot all of them in a total of three seconds. It was also parodied in the third one, where Michael J. Fox outsmarts Biff's grandfather (or is it great-grandfather) by using this exact technique. Leone's film is a classic film, as it was the trendsetter for producing the anti-western: where the good guy isn't necessarily "good," and the bad guys aren't always "bad," but they're what Hitchcock called "greys." Combined with Leone's amoral outlook on the west, where most people were just greedy schmucks, this is one bitching classic.
Basically a remake of Kurosawa's "Yojimbo" (which I haven't seen yet, but I imagine is awesome as hell), "Fistful of Dollars" doesn't necessarily limit itself to being just a "remake," but has a style all its own, or rather that of director Sergio Leone's. The first in a trilogy that also featured "For a Few Dollars More" and "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," this one introduces us to the eclectic and mysterious character, The Man With No Name (Clint Eastwood), called that because, well, we never find out his name. Here we find Eastwood looking his absolutely coolest: the three-day beard, the cigarette in his mouth, the cool-ass cowboy hat, the mexican rug draped over his body, the squinting eyes, and the hushed voice. Also what seems to be the fastest gun in the west, which pops out suddenly, firing with one hand, and hitting the hammer with the other, for maximum speed.
He drops in on an anonomys village somewhere west ruled by two bands of outlaws. Emerging as a kind of fallen angel, not really sure whether he wants the goodness of heaven or the luxuries of hell, he starts not only playing for both teams of outlaws, but also starts helping the more innocent people in town, like a family who's mother has been kidnapped by the leader of the one band as his "chick" who Eastwood decides to rescue and deliver her to her family once again, even if it might mean being found out by his employers.
Eastwood comes into town on a mule, which is greeted with bullets by some of the more asswholish bandits. He parks it, walks over to them, and tells them that his mule doesn't like people laughing at him and wants an apology for the shooting. The bandits laugh again, and Eastwood looks up and tells them he doesn't appreciate the laughter. He then pulls his gun out, fires several times, and kills all of them before they can even touch their guns. The sheriff approaches him about it, and Eastwood just shrugs off his warning by telling him to just get the stiffs in the ground. This is just one of many classic scenes, amazingly directed by Leone, and acted well by Eastwood.
Eastwood hangs out in the local inn, befriends the owner, and begins working both sides of the city, just for money. They're having a big war, which he doesn't care about, and eventually he gets rich and begins taking down both sides of the bandits, and hopefully restoring it to a good town. The finale, which I talked about, involves Eastwood and one side of the town, run by Ramon (Gian Maria Volonte).
 And Eastwood doesn't really need to act - his persona is perfect for the role. But the Man With No Name is no acting feat, although name one other person who could have done it as effectively.
"Fistful of Dollars" is a classic of cinema, and is somtimes underrated when people refer to westerns. It is an anti-western: a film that refuses to abide by the good John Wayne type overcoming the villains and getting the girl.
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If you’ve ever worked with the brilliant Recaptcha service, you’ll know that their REST API requires an HTTP POST rather than a GET. As I had only used GET requests thus far, I googled around and found a pretty easy solution:
private def evaluateCaptcha(def remoteIp, def challenge, def response) {
def config = recaptchaService.getRecaptchaConfig()
def urlString = "http://api-verify.recaptcha.net/verify"
def queryString = "privatekey=${config.recaptcha.privateKey}&remoteip=${remoteIp}&challenge=${challenge}&response=${URLEncoder.encode(response)}"
def url = new URL(urlString)
def connection = url.openConnection()
connection.setRequestMethod("POST")
connection.doOutput = true
def writer = new OutputStreamWriter(connection.outputStream)
writer.write(queryString)
writer.flush()
writer.close()
connection.connect()
def recaptchaResponse = connection.content.text
log.debug(recaptchaResponse)
recaptchaResponse.startsWith("true")
}
I have to credit Justin Spradlin for the code that ultimately got me here. Consider this a +1.


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Core Developer Guide¶
Welcome, new core developer! The core team appreciate the quality of your work, and enjoy working with you; we have therefore invited you to join us. Thank you for your numerous contributions to the project so far.
This document offers guidelines for your new role. First and foremost, you should familiarize yourself with the project’s mission, vision, and values. When in doubt, always refer back here.
As a core team member, you gain the responsibility of shepherding other contributors through the review process; here are some guidelines.
All Contributors Are Treated The Same¶
You now have the ability to push changes directly to the master branch, but should never do so; instead, continue making pull requests as before and in accordance with the general contributor guide.
As a core contributor, you gain the ability to merge or approve other contributors’ pull requests. Much like nuclear launch keys, it is a shared power: you must merge only after another core has approved the pull request, and after you yourself have carefully reviewed it. (See Reviewing and especially Merge Only Changes You Understand below.) To ensure a clean git history, use GitHub’s Squash and Merge feature to merge, unless you have a good reason not to do so.
Reviewing¶
How to Conduct A Good Review¶
Always be kind to contributors. Nearly all of scikit-image is volunteer work, for which we are tremendously grateful. Provide constructive criticism on ideas and implementations, and remind yourself of how it felt when your own work was being evaluated as a novice.
scikit-image strongly values mentorship in code review. New users often need more handholding, having little to no git experience. Repeat yourself liberally, and, if you don’t recognize a contributor, point them to our development guide, or other GitHub workflow tutorials around the web. Do not assume that they know how GitHub works (e.g., many don’t realize that adding a commit automatically updates a pull request). Gentle, polite, kind encouragement can make the difference between a new core developer and an abandoned pull request.
When reviewing, focus on the following:
API: The API is what users see when they first use scikit-image. APIs are difficult to change once released, so should be simple, functional (i.e. not carry state), consistent with other parts of the library, and should avoid modifying input variables. Please familiarize yourself with the project’s deprecation policy.
Documentation: Any new feature should have a gallery example, that not only illustrates but explains it.
The algorithm: You should understand the code being modified or added before approving it. (See Merge Only Changes You Understand below.) Implementations should do what they claim, and be simple, readable, and efficient.
Tests: All contributions to the library must be tested, and each added line of code should be covered by at least one test. Good tests not only execute the code, but explores corner cases. It is tempting not to review tests, but please do so.
Other changes may be nitpicky: spelling mistakes, formatting, etc. Do not ask contributors to make these changes, and instead make the changes by pushing to their branch, or using GitHub’s suggestion feature. (The latter is preferred because it gives the contributor a choice in whether to accept the changes.)
Unless you know that a contributor is experienced with git, don’t ask for a rebase when merge conflicts arise. Instead, rebase the branch yourself, force-push to their branch, and advise the contributor to force-pull. If the contributor is no longer active, you may take over their branch by submitting a new pull request and closing the original. In doing so, ensure you communicate that you are not throwing the contributor’s work away!
Please add a note to a pull request after you push new changes; GitHub does not send out notifications for these.
Merge Only Changes You Understand¶
Long-term maintainability is an important concern. Code doesn’t merely have to work, but should be understood by multiple core developers. Changes will have to be made in the future, and the original contributor may have moved on.
Therefore, do not merge a code change unless you understand it. Ask for help freely: we have a long history of consulting community members, or even external developers, for added insight where needed, and see this as a great learning opportunity.
While we collectively “own” any patches (and bugs!) that become part of the code base, you are vouching for changes you merge. Please take that responsibility seriously.
Further resources¶
As a core member, you should be familiar with community and developer resources such as:
PEP8 for Python style
PEP257 and the NumPy documentation guide for docstrings. (NumPy docstrings are a superset of PEP257. You should read both.)
The scikit-image tag on StackOverflow
The scikit-image tag on forum.image.sc
Our mailing list
Our chat room
You are not required to monitor all of the social resources.
Inviting New Core Members¶
Any core member may nominate other contributors to join the core team. Nominations happen on a private email list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>As of this writing, there is no hard-and-fast rule about who can be nominated; at a minimum, they should have: been part of the project for at least six months, contributed significant changes of their own, contributed to the discussion and review of others’ work, and collaborated in a way befitting our community values.
Contribute To This Guide!¶
This guide reflects the experience of the current core developers. We may well have missed things that, by now, have become second nature—things that you, as a new team member, will spot more easily. Please ask the other core developers if you have any questions, and submit a pull request with insights gained.
Conclusion¶
We are excited to have you on board! We look forward to your contributions to the code base and the community. Thank you in advance!


- getcaregiverRecords() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Problem
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Get the list of comment records left by CareProviders.
- getCareGiverRecords() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.ProblemTest
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- getCareProviderString() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Patient
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Get a string of all of the patient's CareProviders.
- getComment() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.CareProviderComment
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Get the main body of the CareProvider comment.
- getComment() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.CareProviderCommentTest
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- getComment() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.PatientRecord
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Get the current description of the record.
- getDate() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Problem
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Get the date the problem started.
- getDate() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.ProblemTest
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- getDescription() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Problem
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Get the description of the Problem.
- getDescription() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.ProblemTest
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- getEmail() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.User
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gets the users email and returns it
- getFile() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Photo
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Get the file location of the image.
- getFile() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.PhotoTest
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- getName() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.BodyPhoto
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Get the name of the body photo.
- getName() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.BodyPhotoTest
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- getNotifications() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.ProblemTest
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- getPatient() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.ProblemTest
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- getPatientList() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.CareProvider
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gets a list object of the current CareProvider's assigned patients
- getPatientRecords() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.ProblemTest
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- getPhone() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.User
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gets the users phone number and returns it
- getPhoto(int) - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.PatientRecord
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Get a photo from the record.
- getPhoto() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.PatientRecordTest
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- getPinXLocation() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.BodyPhoto
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Get the location of the pin in the x axis.
- getPinXLocation() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.BodyPhotoTest
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- getPinYLocation() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.BodyPhoto
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Get the location of the pin in the y axis.
- getPinYLocation() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.BodyPhotoTest
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- getProblem() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.notifyUserControllerTest
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- getProblem(int) - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Patient
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Get one of the patient's specific problems
- getProblemList() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Patient
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gets a list object of the current Patient's documented problems
- getRecord() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.PhotoTest
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- getRecords() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Problem
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Get the list of PatientRecords for the problem.
- getRepeatType() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.NotificationsController
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Get the type of repeating frequency associated with the notification.
- getRepeatType() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.notifyUserControllerTest
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- getStartDate() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.NotificationsController
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Get the startDate of the notification.
- getStartDate() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.notifyUserControllerTest
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- getTime() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.NotificationsController
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Get the time that the notification is inteded to alert the patient.
- getTime() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.notifyUserControllerTest
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- getTitle() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.CareProviderComment
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Get the current title of the careprovider comment.
- getTitle() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.CareProviderCommentTest
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- getTitle() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.PatientRecord
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Get the current title of the record.
- getTitle() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.Problem
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Get the title of the problem.
- getTitle() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.ProblemTest
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- getUserID() - Method in class com.example.healthtracker.User
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gets the userID and returns it


Trirong means “tricolor flag” in Thai, and represents the flag of Thailand. A serif Latin and looped Thai typeface, it is characterized by thick and thin strokes, and its narrow and tall structure echoes that of traditional Thai typefaces. It saves space while preserving readability and legibility with its oval-shape looped terminal. This looped Thai and Transitional serif Latin works well in formal contexts.
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by Richard CusackJurgen Klopp has denied he will send Under-23s boss Neil Critchley to manage Liverpool for the Carabao Cup quarter-final clash with
Reports have suggested the Reds boss could delegate his managerial duties for the Villa Park clash because his side are in Club World Cup action a day later.
It was confirmed earlier this week that the reigning European champions will send two different sides to each game to avoid a major fixture pile-up that could have seen the match played as late as the first week of January.
Klopp won the Champions League with Liverpool in June and his side are top of the Premier League by six points but even he can't be in two places at once so he might have to take a rain check on the December 17 clash in B6 with the Club World Cup taking place in Qatar.
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Did I not ordain for you, O Children of Adam, that you should not worship Shaitan (Satan). Verily, he is a plain enemy to you. |
| 036:060 Maulana | : |
Did I not charge you, O children of Adam, that you serve not the devil?  That he is your most ardent enemy? |
| 036:060 Sarwar | : |
Children of Adam, did We not command you not to worship satan. He was your sworn enemy. |
| 036:060 Shakir | : |
Did I not charge you, O children of Adam ! that you should not serve the Shaitan? Surely he is your open enemy, |
| 036:060 Sherali | : |
'Did I not enjoin on you, O ye sons of Adam, that you worship not Satan - for he is to you an open enemy - |
| 036:060 Yusufali | : |
"Did I not enjoin on you, O ye Children of Adam, that ye should not worship Satan; for that he was to you an enemy avowed?- |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > الوعد والوعيد Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Promise and Threat أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers الإيمان > الغيب > الشيطان > سلوكه الشيطاني Faith> The Unseen World> Satan, the Devil> His Devilish Conduct الإيمان > الغيب > الشيطان > وسوسته Faith> The Unseen World> Satan, the Devil> Satanic Temptations
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- ChinookRestApplication - Class in limmen
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This class represents the application as a whole.
- ChinookRestApplication() - Constructor for class limmen.ChinookRestApplication
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- createNewAlbum(Album) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.AlbumService
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Method to create a new album.
- createNewAlbum(Album) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.AlbumServiceImpl
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- createNewAlbum(Album) - Method in class limmen.controllers.AlbumController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/artists
- createNewAlbum(Album) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.AlbumRepository
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Method to update the database with a new album.
- createNewArtist(Artist) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.ArtistService
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Method to create a new artist.
- createNewArtist(Artist) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.ArtistServiceImpl
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- createNewArtist(Artist) - Method in class limmen.controllers.ArtistController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/artists
- createNewArtist(Artist) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.ArtistRepository
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Method to update the database with a new artist.
- createNewCustomer(Customer) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.CustomerService
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Method to create a new customer.
- createNewCustomer(Customer) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.CustomerServiceImpl
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- createNewCustomer(Customer) - Method in class limmen.controllers.CustomerController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/customers
- createNewCustomer(Customer) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.CustomerRepository
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Method to update the database with a new customer.
- createNewEmployee(Employee) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.EmployeeService
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Method to create a new employee.
- createNewEmployee(Employee) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.EmployeeServiceImpl
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- createNewEmployee(Employee) - Method in class limmen.controllers.EmployeeController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/employees
- createNewEmployee(Employee) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.EmployeeRepository
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Method to update the database with a new employee.
- createNewGenre(Genre) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.GenreService
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Method to create a new genre.
- createNewGenre(Genre) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.GenreServiceImpl
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- createNewGenre(Genre) - Method in class limmen.controllers.GenreController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/genres
- createNewGenre(Genre) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.GenreRepository
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Method to update the database with a new genre.
- createNewInvoice(Invoice) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.InvoiceServiceImpl
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- createNewInvoice(Invoice) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.InvoiceService
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Method to create a new artist.
- createNewInvoice(Invoice) - Method in class limmen.controllers.InvoiceController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/invoices
- createNewInvoice(Invoice) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.InvoiceRepository
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Method to update the database with a new invoice.
- createNewInvoiceLine(InvoiceLine) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.InvoiceLineServiceImpl
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- createNewInvoiceLine(InvoiceLine) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.InvoiceLineService
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Method to create a new InvoiceLine.
- createNewInvoiceLine(InvoiceLine) - Method in class limmen.controllers.InvoiceLineController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/invoiceLines
- createNewInvoiceLine(InvoiceLine) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.InvoiceLineRepository
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Method to update the database with a new invoiceLine.
- createNewMediaType(MediaTypeEntity) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.MediaTypeServiceImpl
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- createNewMediaType(MediaTypeEntity) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.MediaTypeService
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Method to create a new mediaType.
- createNewMediaType(MediaTypeEntity) - Method in class limmen.controllers.MediaTypeController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/mediaTypes
- createNewMediaType(MediaTypeEntity) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.MediaTypeRepository
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Method to update the database with a new mediaTypeEntity.
- createNewPlaylist(Playlist) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.PlaylistServiceImpl
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- createNewPlaylist(Playlist) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.PlaylistService
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Method to create a new playlist.
- createNewPlaylist(Playlist) - Method in class limmen.controllers.PlaylistController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/playlists
- createNewPlaylist(Playlist) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.PlaylistRepository
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Method to update the database with a new playlist.
- createNewPlaylistTrack(PlaylistTrack) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.PlaylistTrackServiceImpl
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- createNewPlaylistTrack(PlaylistTrack) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.PlaylistTrackService
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Method to create a new playlistTrack.
- createNewPlaylistTrack(PlaylistTrack) - Method in class limmen.controllers.PlaylistTrackController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/playlistTracks
- createNewPlaylistTrack(PlaylistTrack) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.PlaylistTrackRepository
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Method to update the database with a new playlistTrack.
- createNewTrack(Track) - Method in class limmen.business.services.implementations.TrackServiceImpl
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- createNewTrack(Track) - Method in interface limmen.business.services.TrackService
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Method to create a new track.
- createNewTrack(Track) - Method in class limmen.controllers.TrackController
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Method to handle HTTP POST-requests for /resources/tracks
- createNewTrack(Track) - Method in class limmen.integration.repositories.TrackRepository
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Method to update the database with a new track.
- Customer - Class in limmen.integration.entities
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POJO that represents a Customer entity from the chinook database
- Customer(int, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, String, int) - Constructor for class limmen.integration.entities.Customer
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Class constructor.
- Customer() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.entities.Customer
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- CustomerController - Class in limmen.controllers
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RestController for the resource pointed by the url: /resources/customers*
- CustomerController(CustomerService) - Constructor for class limmen.controllers.CustomerController
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Method to be injected by the Spring container.
- CustomerFilter - Class in limmen.business.services.filters
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Class for implementing filtering and sorting functionality for the Customer-Resource.
- CustomerFilter() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.filters.CustomerFilter
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Default constructor
- CustomerFilterTest - Class in limmen.business.services.filters
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- CustomerFilterTest() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.filters.CustomerFilterTest
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- CustomerITCase - Class in limmen.integration
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Integration test-suite for the customer REST-resource
- CustomerITCase() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.CustomerITCase
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- CustomerRepository - Class in limmen.integration.repositories
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CRUD-repository for the "Customer" table in the chinook database.
- CustomerRepository() - Constructor for class limmen.integration.repositories.CustomerRepository
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- CustomerRepresentation - Class in limmen.business.representations.entity_representation
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JSON-Representation of a Customer entity.
- CustomerRepresentation(Customer) - Constructor for class limmen.business.representations.entity_representation.CustomerRepresentation
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Class constructor.
- CustomersArrayRepresentation - Class in limmen.business.representations.array_representations
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JSON-Representation of a Array of customers.
- CustomersArrayRepresentation(List<CustomerRepresentation>) - Constructor for class limmen.business.representations.array_representations.CustomersArrayRepresentation
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Class constructor.
- CustomerService - Interface in limmen.business.services
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Interface for a service that provides CRUD services for customer-data.
- CustomerServiceImpl - Class in limmen.business.services.implementations
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Implementation of the CustomerService interface, uses a repository for database interaction.
- CustomerServiceImpl(CustomerRepository) - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.implementations.CustomerServiceImpl
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- CustomerServiceImplTest - Class in limmen.business.services.implementations
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Unit test-suite for the customer service implementation
- CustomerServiceImplTest() - Constructor for class limmen.business.services.implementations.CustomerServiceImplTest
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Customer Segments
Genpact has a niche market business model, with a specialized customer segment. The company targets its offerings at the following industry verticals: banking and financial services, insurance, capital markets, consumer product goods, life sciences, infrastructure, manufacturing and services, healthcare and high tech. Its top twenty clients accounted for 48% of its total revenues in 2015.
Value Proposition
Genpact offers two primary value propositions: performance and brand/status.
The company has demonstrated strong performance through tangible results. High-profile examples of positive outcomes for its clients include the following:
- MGM Resorts used Genpact’s services to implement Lean Six Sigma principles and improve processes, resulting in 90% of all invoices with net terms of 30 days being paid at discounts
- A global surgical products provider used Genpact’s services to carry out a transformation program across 15 procurement categories, resulting in $80 million in savings within 12 months
- A global consumer goods company used Genpact’s services to redesign its internal control function, resulting in a 50% drop in resource costs and a 25% improvement in control automation
- A web hosting firm used Genpact’s services to transform its customer contact operations, resulting in a 2x increase in net promoter score and a 200% increase in outbound per-day sales
- A leading financial services firm used Genpact’s services to create a unified center of excellence, resulting in standardization and improvement of process delivery for a $400 billion portfolio The company has established a strong brand due to its performance. It has 75,000 employees operating in 25 countries. It serves over 800 clients in more than 70 countries through over 70 delivery centers. These firms include one-fifth of the Fortune 500; specific customers include
AstraZeneca, Boeing, Citigroup, GE, Heineken, Honeywell, Merck, Mondelez, Nissan, Walgreens, and Wells Fargo. Lastly, it has won many honors, including a ranking as one of the top 20 global financial technology firms in IDC‘s FinTech Forward 100 (2015) and recognition as a “Leader“ five years in a row in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Global Finance and Accounting BPO.
Channels
Genpact’s main channel is its business development team. The company promotes its offering through its social media pages and participation in forums and conferences.
Customer Relationships
Genpact’s customer relationship is primarily of a dedicated personal service nature. It assists clients through business process outsourcing as well as business consulting, enterprise risk consulting, and transformation services. It also provides general phone and e-mail support.
That said, there is a self-service component. The company’s website features an “Insights” section that includes self-help resources such as articles, research reports, white papers, case studies, infographics, and videos.
Key Activities
Genpact’s business model entails designing and developing its services for customers.
Key Partners
Genpact regularly forms partnerships with firms that have complementary capabilities with the purpose of providing enhanced solutions for its customers or developing new solutions in response to market needs. These alliances may be deal- or transaction-specific, may occur as a part of enterprise-wide transformation, or may be formed to develop joint capabilities in a given service line. As an example of the last option, Genpact maintains a joint venture with Markit Limited through which it operates a streamlined service to manage “Know-Your-Customer” information for customers in its capital markets vertical.
Genpact operates an incubation program designed to nurture partnerships with emerging and established firms specializing in disruptive digital technologies. These partners have access to its funding and expertise, and have the mutual goal of bringing the solutions to market.
Lastly, Genpact conducts joint research with academic institutions such as the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence in order to further promote its mission.
Key Resources
Genpact’s main resource is Smart Enterprise Processes (SEP), its patented, proprietary framework for managing business processes. The SEP methodology utilizes sophisticated diagnostics, cross-functional benchmarks, and granular data analysis to maximize process effectiveness. The company depends on human resources in the form of its outsourcing and consulting staff to design and deliver services for its customers.
They operate out of a global network of over 70 delivery centers in Brazil, China, the Czech Republic, Guatemala, India, Japan, Kenya, Mexico, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the U.S.
Cost Structure
Genpact has a value-driven structure, aiming to provide a premium proposition through significant personal service and frequent service enhancements.
Its biggest cost driver is cost of revenues, a variable expense that is largely comprised of cost of services. Other major drivers are in the areas of sales/marketing and administration, both fixed expenses.
Revenue Streams
Genpact has one revenue stream: revenues it generates from contracts for the services it provides. The contracts typically take the form of a master service agreement (MSA), which is later supplement by statements of work (SOWs).
MSAs generally cover terms lasting from three to seven years, though they may last for less than three years or for an indefinite length. Pricing varies by individual client.


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The biggest change in Selenium recently has been the inclusion of the WebDriver API. Driving a browser natively as a user would either locally or on a remote machine using the Selenium Server it marks a leap forward in terms of browser automation.
Selenium WebDriver fits in the same role as RC did, and has incorporated the original 1.x bindings. It refers to both the language bindings and the implementations of the individual browser controlling code. This is commonly referred to as just "WebDriver" or sometimes as Selenium 2.
Selenium 1.0 + WebDriver = Selenium 2.0
- WebDriver is designed in a simpler and more concise programming interface along with addressing some limitations in the Selenium-RC API.
- WebDriver is a compact Object Oriented API when compared to Selenium1.0
- It drives the browser much more effectively and overcomes the limitations of Selenium 1.x which affected our functional test coverage, like the file upload or download, pop-ups and dialogs barrier
- WebDriver overcomes the limitation of Selenium RC's Single Host origin policy
WebDriver is the name of the key interface against which tests should be written in Java, the implementing classes one should use are listed as below:
ChromeDriver, EventFiringWebDriver, FirefoxDriver, HtmlUnitDriver, InternetExplorerDriver, PhantomJSDriver, RemoteWebDriver, SafariDriver
For More information on Selenium WebDriver, please see the documentation and Remote Control to WebDriver Migration Notes.
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- Problem A (Consonants):
- Small Set: 4305/4834 users (89%)
- Large Set: 1551/3778 users (41%)
- Problem B (Pogo):
- Small Set: 2537/3129 users (81%)
- Large Set: 121/638 users (19%)
- Problem C (The Great Wall):
- Small Set: 934/1260 users (74%)
- Large Set: 74/330 users (22%)
More information is on go-hero.net.
Consonants
A solution from nip:
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
def solve(s, n):
vowels = {"a", "e", "i", "o", "u"}
nvalue = 0
count = 0 # how many consecutive consonants
pos = -1 # position of the last substring of n consonants
for i, c in enumerate(s):
if c in vowels:
count = 0
else:
count += 1
if count >= n:
pos = i + 2 - n
if pos >= 0:
nvalue += pos
return nvalue
if __name__ == "__main__":
testcases = input()
for caseNr in range(1, testcases + 1):
name, n = raw_input().split(" ")
print("Case #%i: %s" % (caseNr, solve(name, int(n))))
Pogo
This is a very clever solution from xiaowuc1 (translated from Java to Python).
The idea is to calculate at first the maximum number of steps you need and then go from your target destination to the origin.
How many steps do you need? In the \(i\) round, you will make \(i\) steps. You need at least \(x+y\) steps to get from \((0|0)\) to \((x|y)\). This means, you need to solve \(\sum_{i=1}^n i = x + y\) for \(n\). This is \(\frac{n^2 + n}{2} = x+y\). You might also need to make one extra step if the parity of \(\frac{n^2 + n}{2}\) is not the same as \(x+y\). You can calculate this with a simple loop (see code below).
After you know the maximum number of steps, you can apply a greedy solution: Start from \((x|y)\) and always go into the direction that is farer away from the origin.
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
def calculateSteps(x, y):
s = 0
dist = abs(x) + abs(y)
while (s ** 2 + s) / 2 < dist or ((s ** 2 + s) / 2) % 2 != dist % 2:
s += 1
return s
def solve(x, y):
""" starting at (0|0) and going i steps,
how can you reach (x|y)? """
s = calculateSteps(x, y)
solution = ""
for i in range(s, 1 - 1, -1):
if abs(x) > abs(y):
if x > 0:
solution += "E"
x -= i
else:
solution += "W"
x += i
else:
if y > 0:
solution += "N"
y -= i
else:
solution += "S"
y += i
return solution[::-1]
if __name__ == "__main__":
testcases = input()
for caseNr in range(1, testcases + 1):
x, y = raw_input().split(" ")
x, y = int(x), int(y)
print("Case #%i: %s" % (caseNr, solve(x, y)))
The Great Wall
The following solution is not applicable for the large input set, but it works fine for the small one:
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from collections import defaultdict
def prepareTribes(tribes):
tribeStack = []
for tribe in tribes:
for attackNumber in range(0, tribe["ni"]):
tribeStack.append(
{
"day": tribe["di"] + attackNumber * tribe["delta_di"],
"west": 2 * (tribe["wi"] + attackNumber * tribe["delta_pi"]),
"east": 2 * (tribe["ei"] + attackNumber * tribe["delta_pi"]),
"height": tribe["si"] + attackNumber * tribe["delta_si"],
}
)
return sorted(tribeStack, key=lambda tribe: tribe["day"])
def runAttack(wall, tribe):
increase = []
for i in range(tribe["west"], tribe["east"] + 1):
if wall[i] < tribe["height"]: # wall-ee
increase.append({"wallPos": i, "height": tribe["height"]})
return increase
def solve(tribes):
wall = defaultdict(int)
tribeStack = prepareTribes(tribes)
# for tribe in tribeStack:
# print tribe["day"], "[" + str(tribe["west"]) + "," + str(tribe["east"])+"]", tribe["height"]
successes = 0
increase = []
for i, tribe in enumerate(tribeStack):
increaseTmp = runAttack(wall, tribe)
# print wall
# print tribe
if len(increaseTmp) > 0:
successes += 1
increase += increaseTmp
if i + 1 == len(tribeStack) or tribeStack[i + 1]["day"] > tribe["day"]:
for el in increase:
if wall[el["wallPos"]] < el["height"]:
wall[el["wallPos"]] = el["height"]
return successes
if __name__ == "__main__":
testcases = input()
for caseNr in range(1, testcases + 1):
N = input() # Number of tribes attacking the wall
tribes = []
for tribe in range(N):
di, ni, wi, ei, si, delta_di, delta_pi, delta_si = raw_input().split(" ")
tribes.append(
{
"di": int(di), # the day of the tribe's first attack
"ni": int(ni), # the number of attacks from this tribe
"wi": int(wi), # the westmost
"ei": int(
ei
), # and eastmost points respectively of the Wall attacked on the first attack
"si": int(si), # the strength of the first attack
"delta_di": int(
delta_di
), # the number of days between subsequent attacks by this tribe
"delta_pi": int(
delta_pi
), # the distance this tribe travels to the east between subsequent attacks (if this is negative, the tribe travels to the west)
"delta_si": int(
delta_si
), # the change in strength between subsequent attacks
}
)
print("Case #%i: %s" % (caseNr, solve(tribes)))
By the way, nobody has solved the large input set of this one with Python! But here is a Java solution.


Toolkits > com.ibm.streamsx.watsonexplorer 1.1.0 > com.ibm.streamsx.watsonexplorer > WatsonExplorerPush
This operator uses the Watson Explorer Foundational Components REST API to push text to the specified collection. Specifically, this operator uses the search-collection-enqueue API function to push the data.
More information about the available parameters for this API function can be found in the Watson Explorer Knowledge Center: http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SS8NLW_11.0.0/com.ibm.swg.im.infosphere.dataexpl.engine.srapi.man.doc/r_function_search-collection-enqueue.html
Required: host, password, port, username
Optional: additionalParams, collection, collectionAttr, dataAttr, duplicates, processing, resultAttrName, urlAttr
Port that ingests tuples
Error port. Tuples that failed to be pushed to Watson Explorer are redirected to this port if it is available. The output schema for this port should match the schema for the input port.
Required: host, password, port, username
Optional: additionalParams, collection, collectionAttr, dataAttr, duplicates, processing, resultAttrName, urlAttr
Allows for specifying a list of additional parameters to include with the REST API call. Each additional parameter to be written using the format: <name>=<value>.
Specifies the name of the collection to push the data to. This parameter should not be set if the collectionAttr parameter is specified.
Specifies the name of the input attribute that contains the collection that the data should be pushed to. This parameter should not be set if the collection parameter is specified. If this parameter is not specified and the collection parameter is not specified, the operator will look for an attributed named collection.
Specifies the input attribute that contains the data to be pushed to the collection. If this parameter is not specified, then the operator will look for an input attribute named data.
Specifies how Watson Explorer should handle pushing data to the collection when the collection already contains a document with the specified URL. Valid options include:

 * skip: If a document with the same URL already exists in the collection, the data will not be pushed. The tuple will be redirected to the error output port, if it exists.
 * overwrite: If a document with the same URL already exists in the collection, the document will be overwritten with the data being pushed.

By default, this value is set to overwrite.
Specifies the name of the host to use when executing the REST API calls.
Specifies the password to use when executing the REST API calls.
Specifies the port number to use when executing the REST API calls.
Specifies when the Watson Explorer REST API call should return after attempting to push the data to the collection. Valid options include:

 * fast: The data is pushed to the collection and the API returns immediately, without waiting for acknowledgment that the push was successful. If an error occurs when pushing the data, the operator will have no way of knowing or reporting on the error. * normal: The data is pushed to the collection and the API waits until it receives a response indicating whether or not the push was successful. In this case, if an error occurs when pushing the data, the operator will redirect the tuple to the error port, if it exists.

 The default value for this parameter is normal.
Specifies the name of the output attribute that should be populated with the results. The output attribute type should be rstring. If this parameter is not specified, the operator will look for an output attribute named result.
Specifies the input attribute that contains the URL to assign to the document that is stored in the collection. The URL should be unique for each tuple. If this parameter is not specified, a unique URL will be generated for each tuple.
Specifies the username to use when executing the REST API calls.


bakery
bakery is part of the bake-toolkit distribution and it is used to build several independent projects at once.
It's very useful for e.g. compiling and running all unit tests.
The collections are specified in Collection.meta files.
Guidelines
How to use bakery on command line
Syntax of Collection.meta


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| SAM | Significance analysis of microarrays - simple user interface |
| samr | Significance analysis of microarrays |
| samr.assess.samplesize | Assess the sample size for a SAM analysis |
| samr.assess.samplesize.plot | Make a plot of the results from samr.assess.samplesize |
| samr.compute.delta.table | Compute delta table for SAM analysis |
| samr.compute.siggenes.table | Compute significant genes table |
| samr.estimate.depth | estimate the sequencing depth |
| samr.missrate | Estimate the miss rate table for a SAM analysis |
| samr.norm.data | output normalized sequencing data |
| samr.plot | Make Q-Q plot for SAM analysis |
| samr.pvalues.from.perms | Report estimated p-values for each gene, from a SAM analysis |
| samr.tail.strength | Estimate tail strength for a dataset, from a SAM analysis |
| SAMseq | Significance analysis of sequencing data - simple user interface |


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Eventnest is a mashup of 4 APIs: Twitter, Facebook, Google Maps, and Eventbrite.
The basic premise of the application is to pin events that are happening on to Google Maps. Event organizers will specify event-based hashtags that will be tagged to the event to help spread the word.
The Google Maps interface also allows the users to find out what route to take to go to that event. On the User Interface once a user selects an event that pops up on the map, the icon on the map changes and a new sceeen comes up that lists how many Facebook friends are attending that event, a summary of the event along with timings plus a link to the event website.
The user can also manually search for a particular event and detemine the radius of search for popular events/events with friends. The user also has the option of tweeting about the event himself if he chooses to attend it. This application thus is helpful for social gatherings and finding out the most popular events in a particular area.
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Day of the week when your home is most likely to get burgled - and why
It's high season for thieves - but don't let your home become a target. As winter sweeps in, along with longer, darker nights, here's how to protect yourself and your possessions
by Emma Munbodh, https://www.facebook.com/EmmaMunbodhNovember has been named the most common time of the year for break-ins, with one particular day the most likely time for thieves to strike.
Fridays are prime time for criminals - who'll target the darker nights on their quest for your valuables.
The research by the Co-op also found that over a third of UK adults have been a victim of neighbourhood crime, with two fifths having had their homes broken into.
However, a fifth of victims chose not to contact the police.
When asked why this was, over half of people said they weren't convinced that the police would do anything about it while one in six didn't trust that they would be able to help them.
Just three in five victims who reported the crime said they were visited by the police and less than a third were visited within the hour of the crime being reported.
Of those who didn't receive a police visit, three in five victims were given a crime reference number, whilst one in eight received a phone call.
Despite this, when asked how the absence of police at the scene of a neighbourhood crime made victims feel, over half said they felt as though they weren't important
Of those people who have had their properties broken into, eight in ten said the crime has impacted their day-to-day life.
One in five feel scared that it will happen again, whilst one in six still feel traumatised from the incident. As a result, one in ten have now moved to a new property.
Colin Butler, at Co-op Insurance said: "Unfortunately, year on year, our claims data shows that darker nights lead to more burglaries. As the nights draw in, we’re urging people to be vigilant when it comes to their personal safety, as well as the safety of their home.
"Our report unlocks the real issues that people are facing in their neighbourhoods, as well as the long-lasting impact this type of crime can have on victims. Our continuing partnership with Neighbourhood Watch has never been more important as we continue to encourage neighbours to look out for one another."
John Hayward-Cripps, CEO of Neighbourhood Watch, commented: "It’s worrying that so many people have been a victim of neighbourhood crime.
"At Neighbourhood Watch, we believe that building strong communities where neighbours look out for each other is key to crime prevention. Being neighbourly and getting involved in your community brings long lasting rewards such as reducing fear of crime and making people proud of where they live.”
Co-op Insurance’s top tips to protect homes from burglary
- Leave a light on when out or invest in a light timer
- Install exterior security lights at the front and back of the property
- If possible, invest in a CCTV system
- Don’t post locations on social media sites
- Ensure doors and windows are locked
- Set burglar alarms
- Ensure outbuildings/sheds are secured
- Don’t leave valuables on display
- Never leave car keys within easy reach of a letterbox
- Don’t leave ladders outside your home


Since this is your first time trying the game, here is a tutorial!
The idea of the game is to buy low and sell high.
Act fast before items are gone.
This game has a Large Item Market and a Light Item Market and you start with $500. The Large Item Market refreshes every 1 minute and 15 seconds. Every refresh, a different large item will spawn with a price. The Light Item market has the same structure; however, this market refreshes every 30 seconds and the price is less than what can be expected in the Large Item Market. The idea of the game is to buy low and sell high. Items have an average price that can be found above where they are being sold.
This average price will determine if an item or a group of items is a good deal. However, the better a deal is, the faster it will be bought out. When you find a good deal, buy it quick!  From your inventory, you can add items to your own market for other people to buy. Your market has six slots that can hold items. Before advertising the items on your market, you need to choose how much of the product to sell and what price to sell it at.
Your items will sell faster if they are priced lower. Remember that if your items are not selling, they may be priced too high and since your market can only hold six items, you may be forced to delete the item from your market with no money in return. However, if your items are well-priced they should sell quickly, hopefully leaving you with a profit!


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[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> the only alt i have left
btc and hush
that's 2 alts, not 1
[dscrd-hush] <halo kitty rules> No, that's 1 alt. We all know BTC is scam.
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> BTC is the thing that Ponzi's wet-dreams were made of
[dscrd-hush] <halo kitty rules> I bought Onecoin instead.
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> If you can't tell, I don't like BTC :troll:
[dscrd-hush] <halo kitty rules> The only real BTC is BTCH. Even BTC is part of BTCH's name.
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> btc = usdt ?
[dscrd-hush] <KillahJon> hahah
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> usdt
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> when you can follow an audit trail of usdt, let me know
[dscrd-hush] <halo kitty rules> 1 USDT= 1 BTC
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> when usdt.
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> USDT is backed by real funds, I know this because they told me so
[dscrd-hush] <halo kitty rules> USDT is backed by BitConnect
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> this is true
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> basically almost true
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> so much madness
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> too much propaganda
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> so much madness
too much propaganda
that describes both USDT and BTC
[dscrd-hush] <halo kitty rules> don't FUD USDT. It's digital gold.
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> but usdt is fudding me :\
[dscrd-hush] <halo kitty rules> Then sell everything and buy BTC.
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> when 1 usdt = 1 btc ofc !
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> Then sell everything and buy BTC.
I did that once, then I traded it for KMD miners and made income instead :troll:
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - MineHush.com> When BTC holders lost 500%, I made 300%
[dscrd-hush] <penguin> nice, it's all quite hilarious actually
[dscrd-hush] <halo kitty rules> World shouldn't be taken too seriously.


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- Birthday: 21 July 1995
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Education
Masters in Data Science & Engineering
Sept 2019 - Present
University of California, San Diego, CA
In the Data Science and Engineering program, engineering professionals combine the skills of software programmer, database manager, and statistician to create mathematical models of the data, identify trends/deviations, then present them in effective visual ways that can be understood by others.
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July 2013 - May 2017
University of Pune, MH, India
A consistent academic performer with a GPA of 9/10 in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. Pursued multiple internships and a international student exchange program. I also worked with the Entrepreneurship Development Club of our college as the multi-media lead , where we organized large scale events to promote a start-up mentality in college.
Academic Exchange in Computer Science
Aug 2015 - Dec 2015
Ryerson University, Toronto, ON
25 students from the state of Maharashtra and Goa attend the Ontario-Maharashtra exchange program annually. Details Took core courses like Object Oriented Systems , Databases and Computer Networks. Also explored Entreprenuership courses at the Ryerson business school.
Certifications
AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate
Deep Learning Specialization by deeplearning.ai
Professional Experience
Machine Learning for Social Sciences Lab (UCSD)
Sept 2019 - Present
Research Data Analyst / Computational Data Sci. , La Jolla, CA
- Active collaberation with political scientists on data driven problems, i.e. optimizing existing scripts using parallel programming.
- Responsible for building a knowledge graph using data from various sources in RDF format, using Apache Spark and columnar data formats.
- Processed Big unstructured training data (~60TB) for our Machine Learning research publication on Date Normalization.
- Built a HPC server for the lab and responsible for the maintainance of the same.
- Machine Learning Ops: Introduced DVC (Data Version Control) for better team practices and built sleek Docker images for reproducibility.
HSBC Technology
Jul 2017 - Jul 2019
Software Engineer, Pune, India
- Delivered key data services to the UK Private Banking analytics team by taking up end to end responsibility for 7 sprints right from business engagement.
- Development of an ETL framework, mainly SQLs, to ingest Terabyte scale private banking data daily from multiple regions into Hadoop using shell, Python, Hive.
- Developed Proof of concepts on both AWS and GCP cloud platforms to make crucial platform decisions for the data pipeline architecture.
- AWS Built a serverless version of MapReduce using Lambda functions to perform large scale distributed aggregations on DynamoDB data.
- GCP Built an analytical dashboard using plotly, Python, SQL, and BigQuery. Wrote code to monitor Google Firestore’s read-write performance using Google Cloud Functions.
SAP Labs
Jan 2017 - Jun 2017
Student Intern, Pune, India
- Worked on SAP's database Big Data RDBMS SAP IQ, a column-oriented DB.
- Wrote threaded code in Python to automate cleaning and archiving tasks in using that developed understanding of DevOps practices and database architectures.
- Developed a random data generator tool in python to test Database Indexes used across multiple teams
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Akash joined my team as fresh college grad. Found him as proactive technology enthusiast always looking to explore and learn new technologies. He was well recognised in bank for demonstrating capabilities to perform Fraud Analytics using Graph Database in Hackathon event, and won runner-up position. He demonstrated his learning capabilities by quickly learning Hadoop platform and collaborated well with Global teams located in Swiss, HongKong and UK to deliver UK based critical projects. He also did an excellent work for Cloud based implementation for serverless data pipeline using Python, wherein his implementation of MapReduce using python on AWS was appreciated. He was always counted upon to perform initial assessment of new technologies for adoption in team. A great team player and asset for Organisation, will be happy to work with him in future. Cheers!