Here's where you'll find all of the TMs in Pokémon Sword and Shield
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To be the very best, it helps to have powerful Pokémon with powerful attacks. Some of the best moves in the game have to be taught to your Pokémon. The best way to do that is to acquire a Technical Machine (TM). There are 86 TMs total in Pokémon Sword and Shield. Some of these can be purchased while others are hidden all throughout the Galar region. Here are all of the TMs in Pokémon Sword and Shield along with where you'll find them.
All TMs in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Click on a TM below to learn what it does and where you can find it.
- TM00: Mega Punch
- TM01: Mega Kick
- TM02: Pay Day
- TM03: Fire Punch
- TM04: Ice Punch
- TM05: Thunder Punch
- TM06: Fly
- TM07: Pin Missile
- TM08: Hyper Beam
- TM09: Giga Impact
- TM10: Magical Leaf
- TM11: Solar Beam
- TM12: Solar Blade
- TM13: Fire Spin
- TM14: Thunder Wave
- TM15: Dig
- TM16: Screech
- TM17: Light Screen
- TM18: Reflect
- TM19: Safeguard
- TM20: Self-Destruct
- TM21: Rest
- TM22: Rock Slide
- TM23: Thief
- TM24: Snore
- TM25: Protect
- TM26: Scary Face
- TM27: Icy Wind
- TM28: Giga Drain
- TM29: Charm
- TM30: Steel Wing
- TM31: Attract
- TM32: Sandstorm
- TM33: Rain Dance
- TM34: Sunny Day
- TM35: Hail
- TM36: Whirlpool
- TM37: Beat Up
- TM38: Will-O-Wisp
- TM39: Facade
- TM40: Swift
- TM41: Helping Hand
- TM42: Revenge
- TM43: Brick Break
- TM44: Imprison
- TM45: Dive
- TM46: Weather Ball
- TM47: Fake Tears
- TM48: Rock Tomb
- TM49: Sand Tomb
- TM50: Bullet Seed
- TM51: Icicle Spear
- TM52: Bounce
- TM53: Mud Shot
- TM54: Rock Blast
- TM55: Brine
- TM56: U-turn
- TM57: Payback
- TM58: Assurance
- TM59: Fling
- TM60: Power Swap
- TM61: Guard Swap
- TM62: Speed Swap
- TM63: Drain Punch
- TM64: Avalanche
- TM65: Shadow Claw
- TM66: Thunder Fang
- TM67: Ice Fang
- TM68: Fire Fang
- TM69: Psycho Cut
- TM70: Trick Room
- TM71: Wonder Room
- TM72: Magic Room
- TM73: Cross Poison
- TM74: Venoshock
- TM75: Low Sweep
- TM76: Round
- TM77: Hex
- TM78: Acrobatics
- TM79: Retaliate
- TM80: Volt Switch
- TM81: Bulldoze
- TM82: Electroweb
- TM83: Razor Shell
- TM84: Tail Slap
- TM85: Snarl
TM information and locations
TM00: Mega Punch (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The target is slugged by a punch thrown with muscle-packed power.
- PP: 20
- Power: 80
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Eastern Pokémon center in Hammerlocke
TM01: Mega Kick (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The target is attacked by a kick launched with muscle-packed power.
- PP: 5
- Power: 120
- Accuracy: 75%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽40,000 at the Eastern Pokémon Center in Hammerlocke.
TM02: Pay Day (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: Numerous coins are hurled at the target to inflict damage. Money is earned after the battle.
- PP: 20
- Power: 40
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: From the North-most Pokémon Center in Motostoke, head right until you see the Lapras painted on the garage door. Manuever your character towards you. You'll pass through a windmill and come across some stairs. Take the stairs down and the TM will be near the water at the bottom of the screen.
TM03: Fire Punch (Fire)
Sword and Shield description: The target is punched with a fiery fist. This may also leave the target with a burn.
- PP: 15
- Power: 75
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽50,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM04: Ice Punch (Ice)
Sword and Shield description: The target is slugged by a punch thrown with muscle-packed power.
- PP: 20
- Power: 80
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽50,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM05: Thunder Punch (Electric)
Sword and Shield description: The target is punched with an electrified fist. This may also leave the target with paralysis.
- PP: 15
- Power: 75
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽50,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM06: Fly (Flying)
Sword and Shield description: The user flies up into the sky and then strikes its target on the next turn.
- PP: 15
- Power: 90
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: When in the city of Stow-on-Side, enter the Blue door to left of the stairs that lead up to the Stadium. Talk to the Corviknight driver inside to the get Fly from him.
TM07: Pin Missile (Bug)
Sword and Shield description: Sharp spikes are shot at the target in rapid succession. They hit two to five times in a row.
- PP: 20
- Power: 25
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: While you're on Route 4 head to the North east patch of yellow grass. The TM will be on the ground behind the kid dressed as a Pikachu.
TM08: Hyper Beam (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The target is attacked with a powerful beam. The user can't move on the next turn.
- PP: 5
- Power: 150
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽50,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM09: Giga Impact (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The target is slugged by a punch thrown with muscle-packed power.
- PP: 5
- Power: 150
- Accuracy: 90%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽50,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM10: Magical Leaf (Grass)
Sword and Shield description: The user scatters curious leaves that chase the target. This attack never misses.
- PP: 20
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: This TM is given to you as a reward for beating the first gym leader, Milo.
TM11: Solar Beam (Grass)
Sword and Shield description: In this two-turn attack, the user gathers light, then blasts a bundled beam on the next turn.
- PP: 10
- Power: 200
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: In order to get this one, your bike must be upgraded enough to ride on water. This TM is in Turffield. Make as though your headed to Route 4, but instead of crossing over the bridge, enter the water and head up river. You'll find the TM on the left.
TM12: Solar Blade (Grass)
Sword and Shield description: In this two-turn attack, the user gathers light and fills a blade with the light's energy, attacking the target on the next turn.
- PP: 10
- Power: 125
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽50,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM13: Fire Spin (Fire)
Sword and Shield description: The target is slugged by a punch thrown with muscle-packed power.
- PP: 15
- Power: 35
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM14: Thunder Wave (Electric)
Sword and Shield description: The user launches a weak jolt of electricity that paralyzes the target.
- PP: 20
- Power: --
- Accuracy: 90%
Where to find it: You receive this TM for completing the Rotom Rally race that runs from the Bridge Field Pokémon Nursery to East Lake Axewell.
TM15: Dig (Ground)
Sword and Shield description: The user burrows into the ground, then attacks on the next turn.
- PP: 10
- Power: 80
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: This TM is found on Route 6. You'll need to go up the ladder that leads to a Pokémon Camp as well as the scientist in charge of Fossil restoration (you'll see giant Digglet statues in the background). The TM is to the right of the campsite.
TM16: Screech (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: An earsplitting screech harshly lowers the target's Defense stat.
- PP: 40
- Power: --
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: This TM is found in Circhester. Head to the hotel and go up one floor. Then make your way to the right and enter the first room you see. The hiker inside will give the TM to you.
TM17: Light Screen (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: A wondrous wall of light is put up to reduce damage from special attacks for five turns.
- PP: 30
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon Center in Motostoke.
TM18: Reflect (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: A wondrous wall of light is put up to reduce damage from physical attacks for five turns.
- PP: 20
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon Center in Motostoke.
TM19: Safeguard (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The user creates a protective field that prevents status conditions for five turns.
- PP: 25
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon Center in Motostoke.
TM20: Self-Destruct (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The user attacks everything around it by causing an explosion. The user faints upon using this move.
- PP: 5
- Power: 200
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽100,000.
TM21: Rest (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: The user goes to sleep for two turns. This fully restores the user's HP and heals any status conditions.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You'll find this one in Ballonlea. Follow the path that wraps around the Pokémon Center and you'll see this TM under three large mushrooms.
TM22: Rock Slide (Rock)
Sword and Shield description: Large boulders are hurled at opposing Pokémon to inflict damage. This may also make the opposing Pokémon flinch.
- PP: 10
- Power: 75
- Accuracy: 90%
Where to find it: You find this TM on route 9, but you'll need to use your bikes float feature to get it. You'll find the TM on a sand bank in the South-western edge of the map.
TM23: Thief (Dark)
Sword and Shield description: The user attacks and steals the target's held item simultaneously. The user can't steal anything if it already holds an item.
- PP: 25
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM24: Snore (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: This attack can be used only if the user is asleep. The harsh noise may also make the target flinch.
- PP: 15
- Power: 50
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM in Glimwood Tangle. When you come across a couple of trainers in the forest head right into the darkness. You'll eventually come across the TM.
TM25: Protect (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: You'll protect yourself and evade enemies' attacks and move effects. But its chance of failure rises if you use it after you use a move that evades enemies' attacks.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon Center in Motostoke.
TM26: Scary Face (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The user frightens the target with a scary face to harshly lower its Speed stat.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM in the Galar Mine. As you're walking through, you'll come to a point where there's a trainer on the left and the mine tracks go right. Walk past the female trainer and you'll find the TM on the ground.
TM27: Icy Wind (Ice)
Sword and Shield description: The user attacks with a gust of chilled air. This also lowers opposing Pokémon's Speed stats.
- PP: 15
- Power: 55
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: If you have Sword, it's found in the home to the North of Circhester's Pokémon Center. Just talk to the man inside the building to get it. In Shield, it's given to you for defeating the Circhester gym.
TM28: Giga Drain (Grass)
Sword and Shield description: A nutrient-draining attack. The user's HP is restored by half the damage taken by the target.
- PP: 10
- Power: 75
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official on the right inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽100,000.
TM29: Charm (Fairy)
Sword and Shield description: The user gazes at the target rather charmingly, making it less wary. This harshly lowers the target's Attack stat.
- PP: 20
- Power: --
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: This TM is in Hammerlocke.  Before re-entering the vault, pass the stairs and pick up the TM on the right.
TM30: Steel Wing (Steel)
Sword and Shield description: The target is hit with wings of steel. This may also raise the user's Defense stat.
- PP: 25
- Power: 70
- Accuracy: 90%
Where to find it: This TM is on Route 6. At some point you'll see an Artist trainer holding a Pikachu sculpture as well as a ladder.  You'll eventually see it near the water.
TM31: Attract (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: If it is the opposite gender of the user, the target becomes infatuated and less likely to attack.
- PP: 15
- Power: --
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: Go to Route 5 and head to the area where a trainer is camping next to a small pond. The TM will be in the right bottom corner of the screen.
TM32: Sandstorm (Rock)
Sword and Shield description: A five-turn sandstorm is summoned to hurt all combatants except Rock, Ground, and Steel types. It raises the Sp. Def stat of Rock types.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM33: Rain Dance (Water)
Sword and Shield description: The user summons a heavy rain that falls for five turns, powering up Water-type moves. It lowers the power of Fire-type moves.
- PP: 5
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM34: Sunny Day (Fire)
Sword and Shield description: The user intensifies the sun for five turns, powering up Fire-type moves. It lowers the power of Water-type moves.
- PP: 5
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM35: Hail (Ice)
Sword and Shield description: The user summons a hailstorm lasting five turns. It damages all Pokémon except the Ice type.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM36: Whirlpool (Water)
Sword and Shield description: The user traps the target in a violent swirling whirlpool for four to five turns.
- PP: 15
- Power: 35
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: You'll get this TM for defeating the Water gym in Hulbury
TM37: Beat Up (Dark)
Sword and Shield description: The user gets all party Pokémon to attack the target. The more party Pokémon, the greater the number of attacks.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: Go to Route 3. Once you get to the fork in the road, backtrack until you see a berry-filled tree. The TM will be at the end of the path.
TM38: Will-O-Wisp (Fire)
Sword and Shield description: The user shoots a sinister, bluish-white flame at the target to inflict a burn.
- PP: 15
- Power: --
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: You'll receive this TM by defeating the Motostoke fire gym.
TM39: Facade (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: This attack move doubles its power if the user is poisoned, burned, or paralyzed.
- PP: 20
- Power: 70
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll need to be in the Motostoke Riverbank section of the Wild Area to get this TM. Go up the hill against the city walls and make your way around the concrete slab. The TM is on the ground next to three pipes.
TM40: Swift (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: Star-shaped rays are shot at opposing Pokémon. This attack never misses.
- PP: 20
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: Hop gives this TM to you near the start of the game when you're first leaving Wedghurst.
TM41: Helping Hand (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The user assists an ally by boosting the power of that ally's attack.
- PP: 20
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon Center in Motostoke.
TM42: Revenge (Fighting)
Sword and Shield description: This attack move's power is doubled if the user has been hurt by the opponent in the same turn.
- PP: 10
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽50,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM43: Brick Break (Fighting)
Sword and Shield description: In Sword, you get this TM as a reward for beating the Stow-on-Side gym. In Shield, you'll need to go to Ballonlea and enter the last house you see before going to the gym. The elderly woman will give it to you.
- PP: 15
- Power: 75
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: This TM is found on Route 8. When it comes to the area where you get to the large tunnel, turn left. You'll find the TM on the ground behind some ruins.
TM44: Imprison (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: If opposing Pokémon know any move also known by the user, they are prevented from using it.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽100,000. This is a pretty clever place to find this TM if you know the Tower of London's history.
TM45: Dive (Water)
Sword and Shield description: Diving on the first turn, the user floats up and attacks on the next turn.
- PP: 10
- Power: 80
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM on Route 9. At some point, you'll come across a man and a woman standing next to a blue and an orange umbrella. Talk to the woman to get the TM.
TM46: Weather Ball (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The user feigns crying to fluster the target, harshly lowering its Sp. Def stat.
- PP: 10
- Power: 50
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Eastern Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM47:Fake Tears (Dark)
Sword and Shield description: The user attacks everything around it by causing an explosion. The user faints upon using this move.
- PP: 20
- Power: --
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll need to head the Ionia hotel in Circhester. Go up the elevator and then enter the room on the far right. You'll know it's the right one because you'll see three Pikachu and a trainer dressed as a Pikachu. Talk to the man in the front to get the TM.
TM48: Rock Tomb (Rock)
Sword and Shield description: Boulders are hurled at the target. This also lowers the target's Speed stat by preventing its movement.
- PP: 15
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: In Sword, you get this TM as a reward for defeating the Circhester gym. In Shield, it's found in the home to the North of Circhester's Pokémon Center. Just talk to the man inside the building to get it.
TM49: Sand Tomb (Ground)
Sword and Shield description: The user traps the target inside a harshly raging sandstorm for four to five turns.
- PP: 15
- Power: 35
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM in Galar Mine #2. At one point you'll see a man at an fork. Head right and you'll see the TM on the floor.
TM50: Bullet Seed (Grass)
Sword and Shield description: The user forcefully shoots seeds at the target two to five times in a row.
- PP: 30
- Power: 25
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM51: Icicle Spear (Ice)
Sword and Shield description: The user launches sharp icicles at the target two to five times in a row.
- PP: 30
- Power: 25
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM between two pillars on the right side of the central bath in Circhester.
TM52: Bounce (Flying)
Sword and Shield description: The user bounces up high, then drops on the target on the second turn. This may also leave the target with paralysis.
- PP: 5
- Power: 85
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽100,000.
TM53: Mud Shot (Ground)
Sword and Shield description: The user attacks by hurling a blob of mud at the target. This also lowers the target's Speed stat.
- PP: 15
- Power: 55
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: You'll need to be able to float with your bike to get this TM. It's located in the Galar Mine #2. One of the paths gets disrupted by two ponds. Use your bike to cross these ponds and you'll see the TM in the back.
TM54: Rock Blast (Rock)
Sword and Shield description: The user hurls hard rocks at the target. Two to five rocks are launched in a row.
- PP: 10
- Power: 25
- Accuracy: 90%
Where to find it: This TM is in the first Galar Mine. When you see the mine worker to the right of the tracks, head past him and go up the trail to the right. This will lead you to an exit on a cliff where you'll find the TM.
TM55: Brine (Water)
Sword and Shield description: If the target's HP is half or less, this attack will hit with double the power.
- PP: 10
- Power: 65
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM56: U-turn (Bug)
Sword and Shield description: After making its attack, the user rushes back to switch places with a party Pokémon in waiting.
- PP: 20
- Power: 70
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM in Glimwood Tangle. There's an elderly lady in the middle of the forest. Head left and you'll see a glowing mushroom on the far left side. If you interact with it you'll be able to see better and will notice a path leading further back. Walk up this path to get the TM.
TM57: Payback (Dark)
Sword and Shield description: The user stores power, then attacks. If the user moves after the target, this attack's power will be doubled.
- PP: 10
- Power: 50
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can get to this TM by going behind the right side of Professor Magnolia's house.
TM58: Assurance (Dark)
Sword and Shield description: If the target has already taken some damage in the same turn, this attack's power is doubled.
- PP: 10
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM on Route 7. There's an area where you'll see a woman camping, a man with an umbrella, and the bridge. The TM is hiding between the man and the bridge near the fence.
TM59: Fling (Dark)
Sword and Shield description: The user flings its held item at the target to attack. This move's power and effects depend on the item.
- PP: 10
- Power: Varies
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽100,000.
TM60: Power Swap (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: The user employs its psychic power to switch changes to its Attack and Sp. Atk stats with the target.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽30,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM61: Guard Swap (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: The user employs its psychic power to switch changes to its Defense and Sp. Def stats with the target.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽30,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM62: Speed Swap (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: The user exchanges Speed stats with the target.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽30,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM63: Drain Punch (Fighting)
Sword and Shield description: An energy-draining punch. The user's HP is restored by half the damage taken by the target.
- PP: 10
- Power: 75
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽50,000 at the Pokémon Center just outside the stadium in Wyndon.
TM64: Avalanche (Ice)
Sword and Shield description: The power of this attack move is doubled if the user has been hurt by the target in the same turn.
- PP: 10
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll need the bike's floating ability to reach this one. You'll find this TM on Route 9. After leaving Circhester, you'll come down a bridge and notice a body of water on your left. Go into the water and head left until you see a place to get back on land at the bottom of the screen. Head up this path and you'll see the TM.
TM65: Shadow Claw (Ghost)
Sword and Shield description: The user slashes with a sharp claw made from shadows. Critical hits land more easily.
- PP: 15
- Power: 70
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll need the bike's floating ability to reach this one. Go to the Lake of Outrage section of the Wild Area. Ride over the water and head towards the small sliver of land on the other side. The TM will be behind the large tree.
TM66: Thunder Fang (Electric)
Sword and Shield description: The user bites with electrified fangs. This may also make the target flinch or leave it with paralysis.
- PP: 15
- Power: 65
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽30,000 at the Eastern Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM67: Ice Fang (Ice)
Sword and Shield description: The user bites with cold-infused fangs. This may also make the target flinch or leave it frozen.
- PP: 15
- Power: 65
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽30,000 at the Eastern Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM68: Fire Fang (Fire)
Sword and Shield description: The user bites with flame-cloaked fangs. This may also make the target flinch or leave it with a burn.
- PP: 15
- Power: 65
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽30,000 at the Eastern Pokémon center in Hammerlocke.
TM69: Psycho Cut (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: The user tears at the target with blades formed by psychic power. Critical hits land more easily.
- PP: 20
- Power: 70
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll need the bike's floating ability to reach this one. Ride over the lake to the left of Professor Magnolia's house. You'll see a path, follow it to the end to get the TM.
TM70: Trick Room (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: The user creates a bizarre area in which slower Pokémon get to move first for five turns.
- PP: 5
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽50,000.
TM71: Wonder Room (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: The user creates a bizarre area in which Pokémon's Defense and Sp. Def stats are swapped for five turns.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽50,000.
TM72: Magic Room (Psychic)
Sword and Shield description: The user creates a bizarre area in which Pokémon's held items lose their effects for five turns.
- PP: 10
- Power: --
- Accuracy: --%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽50,000.
TM73: Cross Poison (Poison)
Sword and Shield description: A slashing attack with a poisonous blade that may also poison the target. Critical hits land more easily.
- PP: 20
- Power: 70
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll need the bike's floating ability to get this TM. Head to the Dusty Bowl section of the Wild Area. Drive over the water in the North-west corner to get to a small section of land. The TM is on the left side.
TM74: Venoshock (Poison)
Sword and Shield description: The user drenches the target in a special poisonous liquid. This move's power is doubled if the target is poisoned.
- PP: 10
- Power: 65
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: On the West side of Stow-on-Side you'll see a trio of Diglettes (Not a Dugtrio). Behind them, there's a ladder going to the roof. Climb up the ladder and follow the path along the roof to get to the TM.
TM75: Low Sweep (Fighting)
Sword and Shield description: The user makes a swift attack on the target's legs, which lowers the target's Speed stat.
- PP: 20
- Power: 65
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM in the Bridge Field part of the Wild Area. You'll find a stretch of land surrounded by water. Use your bike to ride over to it and you'll find the TM next to the grass.
TM76: Round (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The user attacks the target with a song. Others can join in the Round to increase the power of the attack.
- PP: 15
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You can buy this TM for ₽10,000 at the Western Pokémon Center in Motostoke.
TM77: Hex (Ghost)
Sword and Shield description: This relentless attack does massive damage to a target affected by status conditions.
- PP: 10
- Power: 65
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: In Sword, you'll need to go to Ballonlea and enter the last house you see before going to the gym. The elderly woman will give it to you. In Shield, its the reward you receive for beating the Stow-on-Side gym.
TM78:Acrobatics (Flying)
Sword and Shield description: The user nimbly strikes the target. If the user is not holding an item, this attack inflicts massive damage.
- PP: 15
- Power: 55
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: To get this TM, you'll need to go to Hammerlocke Boutique. When inside, buy and wear the Fire Type Tracksuite Jacket, Fire Type Trackie Bottoms, The Fire Tipe Sport Rucksack, The Fire Type Sport Cap, and the Fire Type Sport Sunglasses. You'll also need to wear the Fire Gym Outfit. Next head to Ballonlea. There's an artist holding a Pikachu sculpture on the lower left corner of the city. He'll like your clothes so much that he'll give you the TM.
TM79: Retaliate (Fighting)
Sword and Shield description: The user gets revenge for a fainted ally. If an ally fainted in the previous turn, this move's power is increased.
- PP: 5
- Power: 70
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: Sonia will give you this TM in Hulbury after you've defeated the Water-type gym and eaten at the restaurant with Rose.
TM80: Volt Switch (Electric)
Sword and Shield description: After making its attack, the user rushes back to switch places with a party Pokémon in waiting.
- PP: 20
- Power: 70
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: You earn this TM by earning 20,000 points within one race while participating in one of the Wild Area's Rotom Rallies. Your best chances of doing this are to complete one of the longer races.
TM81: Bulldoze (Ground)
Sword and Shield description: The user strikes everything around it by stomping down on the ground. This lowers the Speed stat of those hit.
- PP: 20
- Power: 60
- Accuracy: 100%
Where to find it: Head to the Giant Seed section of the Wild Area. You'll see a large rock in the middle of the field with a Pokémon den next to it. Along the wall across from the den, you should see the TM.
TM82: Electroweb (Electric)
Sword and Shield description: The user attacks and captures opposing Pokémon using an electric net. This lowers their Speed stat.
- PP: 15
- Power: 55
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: You'll find this TM by going behind the right side of the lighthouse in Hulbury.
TM83: Razor Shell (Water)
Sword and Shield description: The user cuts its target with sharp shells. This may also lower the target's Defense stat.
- PP: 10
- Power: 75
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: This TM can be bought from the league official inside Wyndon's Battle Tower for ₽100,000.
TM84: Tail Slap (Normal)
Sword and Shield description: The user attacks by striking the target with its hard tail. It hits the target two to five times in a row.
- PP: 10
- Power: 25
- Accuracy: 85%
Where to find it: You'll need to head to the Dapple Grove section of the Wild Area for this TM. There's a Pokémon den in the South-west corner. You'll also see a tree and a hollow log. The TM is inside the log.
TM85: Snarl (Dark)
Sword and Shield description: The user yells as if it's ranting about something, which lowers the Sp. Atk stat of opposing Pokémon.
- PP: 15
- Power: 55
- Accuracy: 95%
Where to find it: This TM is a reward for defeating the Dark gym in Spikemuth.
Gotta find 'em all!
Now you know where to find all 86 TMs in Pokémon Sword and Shield. You'll definitely want to consider which ones will be the best moves for the Pokémon in your party. At any rate, having these powerful attacks in your pocket will make it easier to take down opponents and defeat gyms. Good luck on your journey to become the very best trainer in Galar!


This project took place at Open Data Hackathon that was held in 2015.
That was also the first hackathon I have attended. I had really basic programming knowledge at that time,
but hackathons looked so interesting to me that I needed to take place at such event.
Application "My Pharmacist" that we were developing, was about helping people find their medicines quick and easy.
We made a big map where you can mark your location, and after that map pops up three nearest pharmacies in relation to that location.
Second thing you could do is to type in specific medicine you are searching for, and app will list you all substitutes for that medicine,
along with their prices and information. So people could find the same medicine for a smaller price.
It was a simple application with not much functions, but unique and useful.
I was responsible for Javascript mostly.
Team needed Google Maps, so I took that role.
Date:
December 2015
Used:
Javascript
Luxury Box
My friend needed to make a small e-commerce web site, but he also
needed some PHP code for that. So I jumped in to take that part.
This is a web site where you can buy roses. User specify color (white, red, yellow, pink), quantity, and then just check out.
After filling a form with his data like name, email, address for delivery, he just sends an order. User can also choose the way
he wants to pay. We implemented 2checkout service, where he can pay with his credit card. After order has been sent, site owner
gets an email with all informations needed to deliver that products.
This project took place at Start Hackathon organized by FONIS.
The idea was to make a web site where kids with limited abilities can find a corresponding school. We needed to take care of
colors and contrast on the web site, and also to simplify use of it as much as we can. Ministry of Education gave us a
database filled with all schools in the country, as well as some additional information about them. What we didn't have is the data
about what each school have to offer for kids with limited abilities. Well, there was some informations actually, but they were hidden in long
school description texts. So we made a script to search for specific keywords that can tell us if school have some of
the tools that can help those kids. After we did that, it was easy to fetch list of schools by some
filter. User interface had the most important role in this project. We won 3rd place.
Date:
May 2016
Used:
PHP, MySQL
DelphiGuru
My colleague at Faculty of Organizational Sciences and me took this project in order to take opportunity
to get more experience in our fields.
We had a task to make application for delphi analise. Group of experts can use this app to give their forecasts, and not just that,
app will analise all input data and give corresponding diagrams and numbers.
Next part of the text I'm taking from documentation:
Introductory remarks:
The application is created using a technology whose primary purpose is creating
software solutions to operate in a distributed environment such as the Internet. Consequently,
application enables simultaneous access by multiple users.
Types of users on the system:
When user launches application, depending on the predefined privilege and access level,
the application can be accessed as a normal user, a participant in a survey,
or as a system administrator.
User manual:
By choosing one of the defined research from drop-down list, the user automatically becomes a participant in the study.
In this case, it is only possible to input data into pre-defined forms. After entering all the data, user needs to save changes by
selecting "Save", or click on the Undo button. The data is recorded, and user receives feedback that everything went fine. It
is important to note that in this mode the user can not access the questionnaire or to make changes to previously saved answers.
If the user chooses the option "System Administration", he gets all the rights managing the system. This option is intended
for managers and participants of the Coordination Group.
By choosing these options to be shown in a new window it provides various options such as view
statistics and questionnaire replies, changes on the questionnaire and the creation of new questionnaires.
C is the first programming language I have learned. After learning syntax and experimenting with some algorithms,
an idea came up to me to make classical snake game. There isn't much to say, it is a simple game with some algorithms I
somehow made, taking in account that at that time a had maybe one or two months of "experience".
This project started as "Let's make some game in Java!". Sudoku seemed challenging enough. I knew there is some
more advanced algorithms needed, and I really love writing algorithms. Recursion did a job here. As sudoku needs to have
only one solution, most problematic algorithm was the algorithm which serves to show starting set of numbers at the
beginning of the game. Numbers should be symmetric too.
Note: You need to extract the files, and then execute the SudokuMind jar file.
My friend and I had a job to develop online booking system for a passengers transportation company.
There is a price for every route, from airport and to airport. User needs to provide informations about
pick up and drop off address and time, as well as some personal and contact details. User can also
choose some extras like child seats. After information has been provided, application calculates final price
based on provided informations and chosen vehicle.
User needs to pay by credit card immediately after reservation and price calculation, after what he or she
gets an email with reservation details.


Perform CSRF prevention using Struts 1 within an application. CSRF prevention is a key security control for an application that protects the application and its users from CSRF attacks.
There is a standard model for CSRF prevention using Struts 1 that involves 3 basic steps
Call saveToken(). In the action class/method that handles the setup for your form display (ex. EditBookAction), you need to call saveToken().
public ActionForward execute(ActionMapping mapping,
ActionForm form, HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws Exception {
saveToken(request);
....
}
Use html:form to create your form on your JSP (ex. editBook.jsp).
<html:form action="...">
...
</html:form>
Check isTokenValid() and call resetToken(). In the action class/method that handles the saving of your form (ex. SaveBookAction), you need to call isTokenValid(). If the token is valid, then you need to call resetToken().
public ActionForward execute(ActionMapping mapping,
ActionForm form, HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws Exception {
...
if ( !isTokenValid(request) ) {
return mapping.findForward(Constants.INVALID_TOKEN);
} else {
...
//normal business logic
...
resetToken(request);
}
...


List reorder w/Bubbling
This example shows how to make a sortable list using Custom Event Bubbling.
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Item #2
Item #3
Item #4
Item #5
Item #1
Item #2
Item #3
Item #4
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AS GOOD AS IT GETS **** OF **** grade is A-
Jack Nicholson gave one of his best performances in the James L. Brooks masterpiece Terms Of Endearment. Now almost 15-years later Nicholson is back with Brooks in As Good As It Gets, a wonderful new film. The audience is so used to Jack's face that almost every time he raises an eyebrow we erupt in laughter.
Nicholson plays Melvin an obsessive-compulsive writer of more than 60 successful romantic novels. His next door neighbor is a gay artist named Simon (Kinnear) who is financial trouble and has one cute dog. Nicholson eats every day at a restaurant and will only be served by Karol a waitress with a chronically ill child.
The acting in this film is great, but the brilliance of As Good As It Gets lies in the writing. This film is by co-written (and directed) by James L. Brooks, a man that I cannot over-praise. He has proven to be one of the very best comedy writers alive. This film's dialogue sparkles and the main story maintains max quality while never falling to sitcom shenanigans.
Many critics knocked the ending of this film, which maintains the fact that As Good As It Gets is a romantic-comedy. The entire film is unique and uncompromising until the ending that is a bit of a let down. It almost has the feeling of studio handled end, that comes about after a negative preview screening. The ending doesn't stop the film from being great but it does make it fall short of Brooks' 80s masterpieces.
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: data, data types, variables, constants, literals
Summary
can change at any time. Prior to ES6 var was used
instead of let.
let temp=22.5;
let a=32.5, str1="hello", g=9.8; - multiple declarations
cannot be changed after initialization.
const PI=3.14159265358, E=2.718281828459;
are the names of variables, constants, and functions.
Must start with letter, $, or _. Begin with a lower case letter usually except for
classes.
Can contain letters, numbers, $, and _
Can contain unicode letters but cannot be a reserved word
: thisIsAnExample
: ANOTHER_EXAMPLE
are values assigned to variables and constants. There are (i.e. "lobby") and (i.e. 3.1415).
There are 6 : Number, String, Boolean, Null, Undefined,
and Symbol,which are immutable.
In addition to primitive types, there are . Some build in objects
include: Array, Date, RegExp, Map and WeakMap, and Set and WeakSet.
Strings
A is simply text data. We can special characters
with a back slash: "This is \"test\""
Another way to perform in E6 and is called or let currentTemp = 19.5; const message = `The current temperature is ${currentTemp}\u00b0C`;
Objects
Unlike the immutable primitive types, which only ever represent one value, objects can represent
multiple or complex values, and can change over their lifetime. In essence, an object is a
surrounded by {curly braces}.
The contents of an object are called (or )
Property must be strings or symbols, and
can be any type (including other objects).
Add invalid identifiers using operators: obj["not
an identifier"] = 3;
Objects can also contain obj.speak = function() {return
"Meow!";};


how was the universe created?
i believe that the universe was created by god with an ultimate, chief, and original end (purpose).my biblical thinking class is really coming handy now.
what does it mean to be a human being?
to be a human being means to exist on this earth for god.what happens when you die?
your body decomposes. your soul's destination depends.i am still trying to figure out some things about my worldview.
as a result, these may change anytime.


--- layout: data_model title: PEResourceType this_version: 1.1.1 ---
The PEResourceType type is intended as container for the properties relevant to PE binary resources.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Type0..1 | PEResourceContentType |
This field refers to the type of data referred to by this resource. |
| Name0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Name field specifies the name of the resource used by the PE binary. |
| Size0..1 | PositiveIntegerObjectPropertyType |
The Size field specifies the size of the resource, in bytes. |
| Virtual_Address0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
The Virtual_Address field specifies the relative virtual address (RVA) of the resource data. |
| Language0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Language field specifies the name of the language (LANG) defined for the resource, if applicable. |
| Sub_Language0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Sub_Language field specifies the name of the sub language (SUBLANG) defined for the resource, if applicable. |
| Hashes0..1 | HashListType |
The Hashes field is used to include any hash values computed using the specified PE binary resource as input. |
| Data0..1 | StringObjectPropertyType |
The Data field captures the actual data contained in the resource, most commonly as a base64-encoded string encapsulated in a CDATA () section. |


Serial Port: Connect GCode: Send FlipX+1 FlipX-1 FlipY+1 FlipY-1 Capture HoldX HoldY ReleaseX ReleaseY Start Capture


ezEditor Overview
ezEditor is the central application for authoring content and bringing existing assets together. It includes a scene editor, functionality for working with meshes, textures, materials, particles and sounds, as well as a visual shader editor (TODO), visual scripting and prefabs. The editor transforms assets from source data into the optimized runtime formats and keeps track which assets are up to date.
The editor can also run the game logic inside the viewport while making edits, or start a complete play-the-game mode which lets you experience your creation without delay.
The runtime functionality of the editor lives in a separate engine process, which makes the editor very robust. If the engine crashes, the editor can just relaunch it within a second, without loss of work and with minimal interruption.
Compiling the Editor
The editor currently only builds on Windows and requires Qt. See Building ezEngine.
Sample Projects
See Testing Chambers.
Setting Up a Custom Project
See Projects.
Importing Assets
See Asset Import


Combined Demonstration
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Johan's Strainabase
As of
there are
different strains in your database.
Use the drop-down menu to select a strain and view it's characteristics.
Strain Yourself


This inspection reports usages of membership operator which check items and containers of incompatible types.


Oreofe Olayemi's Terminal Basics Exercises
Part I
- mkdir first_folder
- cd first_folder
- touch person.txt
- mv person.txt another.txt
- cp another.txt copy.txt
- rm copy.txt
- cp -r first_folder second_folder
- rm -fr second_folder
Part II
- The command man brings out the manual for command on windows
- The -l flag lists all the files in a directory while the -a flag lists all the files in the directory including all hidden files.
- curl https://www.google.com > google.html
- less google.html . less
- less -p hplogo google.html
- You use left and right arrows to jump between words in terminals
- You use control + e to get to the end of a line in a terminal
- you use control + a to move cursor to the beginning in a terminal
- You press what you want to delete + delete key
- A terminal is an interface, an application that interacts with the computer while a shell is the program that processes commands and returns output
- An absolute path traces its path to the root. It shows the path to which directories and files are opened
- A relative path does not trace its path to the root. It jumps right into the file or directory.
- A flag gives additional commands to commands. Examples of 3 commands i have used are -r, -l-, -la
The r and f flags when added to the rm command to become "rm rf" deletes an entire directory with the contents of the directory inclusive.


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We've been living together for a few years, and we're happy with our home. We consider ourselves quite lucky in life, have all the dishes and sheets we need, and the best gift you can offer is your face at the festivities.
For the incorrigably generous amongst you, though, we've set up a honeymoon registry. Rather than dishes, you can buy us a cocktail. It's what we've always wanted, really.


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{% extends "layouts/dwp_layout.html" %} {% set serviceName = 'Report that your Patient is Terminally Ill' %}


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
Please place an item of known weight on the scale.
Press "Start" to continue when ready.


This is a simple example of an Angular component.
Current count: {{ currentCount }}
Display time: {{hours}} : {{minutes}} : {{ seconds }}


Home
Virtual Chore Board
Menu
Virtual Chore Board
Take out Trash
10 Points
Walk the Dog
30 Points
Wash the Dishes
20 Points


React tabs component
bash
$ npm install react-tabs
http://mzabriskie.github.io/react-tabs/example/
```js /** @jsx React.DOM */ var React = require(‘react’); var ReactTabs = require(‘react-tabs’); var Tab = ReactTabs.Tab; var Tabs = ReactTabs.Tabs; var TabList = ReactTabs.TabList; var TabPanel = ReactTabs.TabPanel;
var App = React.createClass({ handleSelect: function (index, last) { console.log(‘Selected tab: ‘ + index + ‘, Last tab: ‘ + last); },
render: function () {
return (
{/*
`onSelect` is called whenever a tab is selected. The handler for
this function will be passed the current index as well as the last index.
`selectedIndex` is the tab to select when first rendered. By default
the first (index 0) tab will be selected.
`forceRenderTabPanel` By default this react-tabs will only render the selected
tab's contents. Setting `forceRenderTabPanel` to `true` allows you to override the
default behavior, which may be useful in some circumstances (such as animating between tabs).
*/}
{/*
is a composit component and is the container for the s.
*/}
{/*
is the actual tab component that users will interact with.
Selecting a tab can be done by either clicking with the mouse,
or by using the keyboard tab to give focus then navigating with
the arrow keys (right/down to select tab to the right of selected,
left/up to select tab to the left of selected).
The content of the (this.props.children) will be shown as the label.
*/}
Foo
Bar
Baz
{/*
is the content for the tab.
There should be an equal number of and components.
and components are tied together by the order in
which they appear. The first (index 0) will be associated with
the of the same index. Running this example when
`selectedIndex` is 0 the tab with the label "Foo" will be selected
and the content shown will be "Hello from Foo".
As with the content of will be shown as the content.
*/}
Hello from Foo
Hello from Bar
Hello from Baz
); } });
React.render(
```
MIT


Riddle
If a ball and a bat cost Y dollars, and the bat costs X dollars more than the ball, how much does the ball cost?
Y = $
X = $
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Enjoy meltingly tender oxtail in this rich, armomatic, slow-cooked, one-pot curry for a hearty, warming meal for four.
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/gas 4.
Heat the oil in a casserole dish over a medium heat. When the oil is hot, add the cumin and fry until it sizzles. Add the star anise, cardamoms and peppercorns and fry until aromatic, but not much longer than a minute in case they burn.
Stir in the onion, garlic, chilli and ginger, reduce the heat to low and cook gently for 10 minutes then stir in the orange zest. Cook for a further 10-15 minutes, or until the onions are softened and caramelised.
Add the tomato purée and fry for 2-3 minutes then stir in the ground turmeric, garam masala and ground coriander. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper and fry for 2-3 minutes until aromatic. Increase the heat to medium and add the oxtail pieces. fry for 2-3 minutes, turning once or twice, or until lightly browned on all sides.
Pour in the passata and bring to a simmer then pour in just enough boiling water to almost cover the oxtail and tuck in the bay leaf. Stir then cover the casserole and transfer to the oven for one hour. Stir in the orange juice then return to the oven for a further 1-2 hours, or until the oxtail is almost falling off the bone.
Pull the meat off the bones and discard the bones. Garnish the curry with the fresh coriander and sprinkle with a couple of teaspoons of garam masala and serve.
For the pink grapefruit chutney, mix all of the chutney ingredients together and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Transfer to a serving bowl.
Serve the oxtail curry with the pink grapefruit chutney and basmati rice on the side.


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The horse has been long dead, but some people still want to ride it, so I'll beat it yet again. Over the years, I've made various attempts to explain why Service Locator is an anti-pattern (e.g. that it violates SOLID), but recently it struck me that most of my arguments have been focused on symptoms without ever addressing the fundamental problem.
As an example of discussing symptoms, in my original article, I described how IntelliSense is hurt by the use of Service Locator. In 2010, it never occurred to me that the underlying problem is that encapsulation is violated.
Consider my original example:
public class OrderProcessor : IOrderProcessor { public void Process(Order order) { var validator = Locator.Resolve<IOrderValidator>(); if (validator.Validate(order)) { var shipper = Locator.Resolve<IOrderShipper>(); shipper.Ship(order); } } }
This is C# code, but it'd be similar in Java or another comparable statically typed language.
One of the major benefits of encapsulation is abstraction: relieving you of the burden of having to understand every implementation detail of every piece of code in your code base. Well-designed encapsulation enables you to use a class without knowing all the intricate details of how it's implemented. This is done by establishing a contract for interaction.
As Object-Oriented Software Construction explains, a contract consists of a set of pre- and postconditions for interaction. If the client satisfies the preconditions, the object promises to satisfy the postconditions.
In statically typed languages like C# and Java, many preconditions can be expressed with the type system itself, as I've previously demonstrated.
If you look at the public API for the above OrderProcessor class, then what would you think its preconditions are?
public class OrderProcessor : IOrderProcessor { public void Process(Order order) }
As far as we can tell, there aren't many preconditions. The only one I can identify from the API is that there ought to be an Order object before you can call the Process method.
Yet, if you attempt to use OrderProcessor using only that precondition, it's going to fail at run-time:
var op = new OrderProcessor(); op.Process(order); // throws
The actual preconditions are:
As you can see, Service Locator violates encapsulation because it hides the preconditions for correct use.
Several people have jokingly identified Dependency Injection as a glorified term for passing arguments, and there may be some truth to that. The easiest way to make the preconditions apparent would be to use the type system to advertise the requirements. After all, we already figured out that an Order object is required. This was evident because Order is an argument to the Process method.
Can you make the need for IOrderValidator and IOrderShipper as apparent as the need for the Order object using the same technique? Is the following a possible solution?
public void Process( Order order, IOrderValidator validator, IOrderShipper shipper)
In some circumstances, this could be all you need to do; now the three preconditions are equally apparent.
Unfortunately, often this isn't possible. In this case, OrderProcessor implements the IOrderProcessor interface:
public interface IOrderProcessor { void Process(Order order); }
Since the shape of the Process method is already defined, you can't add more arguments to it. You can still make the preconditions visible via the type system by requiring the caller to pass the required objects as arguments, but you'll need to pass them via some other member. The constructor is the safest channel:
public class OrderProcessor : IOrderProcessor { private readonly IOrderValidator validator; private readonly IOrderShipper shipper; public OrderProcessor(IOrderValidator validator, IOrderShipper shipper) { if (validator == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("validator"); if (shipper == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("shipper"); this.validator = validator; this.shipper = shipper; } public void Process(Order order) { if (this.validator.Validate(order)) this.shipper.Ship(order); } }
With this design, the public API now looks like this:
public class OrderProcessor : IOrderProcessor { public OrderProcessor(IOrderValidator validator, IOrderShipper shipper) public void Process(Order order) }
Now it's clear that all three object are required before you can call the Process method; this version of the OrderProcessor class advertises its preconditions via the type system. You can't even compile client code unless you pass arguments to constructor and method (you can pass null, but that's another discussion).
Service Locator is an anti-pattern in statically typed, object-oriented languages because it violates encapsulation. The reason is that it hides preconditions for proper usage.
If you need an accessible introduction to encapsulation, you should consider watching my Encapsulation and SOLID Pluralsight course. If you wish to learn more about Dependency Injection, you can read my award-winning book Dependency Injection in .NET.
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If we take a look at the original example, we should notice that terms from multiple domains are interleaving. Therefore, the OrderProcessor is violating context independence as described in GOOS book. To become context independent OrderProcessor should make his relationships explicit by allowing to pass them in constructor.
It is a slightly different perspective of the problem, but conclusion is the same, because context independence also concerns encapsulation.
Is it only the usage of a Service Locator within a class that's an anti-pattern? That is, as long as OrderProcessor makes its dependencies explicit via the constructor, there's nothing wrong with using a Service Locator to get those dependencies when creating a OrderProcessor instance?
Jeffrey, thank you for writing. I'm not sure I fully understand, but perhaps you are considering whether the use of a DI Container as a composition engine is also an anti-pattern?
If so, you can use a DI Container from within your Composition Root, but personally, I still prefer Pure DI.


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| April 10, 4:15 pm | Denver South | South High School |
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| April 19, 11:00 am | Thomas Jefferson | Thomas Jefferson High School |
| April 22, 11:00 am | Denver West | Lincoln |
| April 22, 1:00 pm | Denver West | Lincoln |
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| April 26, 4:15 pm | Far Northeast Warriors | Evie Garrett Dennis Campus |
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Yes. This was the first idea when designing CB4J data validation strategy. With Bean Validation, you usually have an already populated POJO on which data validation is applied against annotated properties.
In contrast, when using CB4J, data validation is applied before mapping CSV records to domain POJOs, which is a slightly different approach.
This approach actually enforces that CSV to object mapping step does not encounter any issue when converting raw data to typed data.
Nevertheless, you can always use Bean Validation with CB4J simply as follows :
preProcessRecord(T typedRecord)
method of the io.github.benas.cb4j.core.api.RecordProcessor
interfaceio.github.benas.cb4j.core.api.RecordProcessingException
to not process invalid recordsYou can find a complete example of using Bean Validation with CB4J here.
Yes. CB4J provides a default CSV to Object mapper which uses field names in header record to map data to fields in domain object with the same name.
Please refer to the user guide for more details about the default CSV/Object mapping strategy.
Yes. The default record mapper converts raw textual data in CSV/FL records to typed data in your domain objects.
By default, CB4J can convert textual data to common built-in Java types such as Boolean, Integer, Date, etc. For all details about supported types, please refer to the package io.github.benas.cb4j.core.converter
.
CB4J uses JDK's built-in types conversion utilities behind the scene (Integer.parseInt(String)
, Double.parseDouble(String),
etc).
If CB4J's built-in utilities are not sufficient, you can provide your own type converter by implementing the io.github.benas.cb4j.core.api.TypeConverter
interface and registering your implementation as follows:
batchConfiguration.registerTypeConverter(myType.class, new myTypeConverter());
If you decided to implement your own mapper, you can always use the built-in type converters which are sufficient in most cases, and if not, register your own implementation as shown above.
Yes. By default, CB4J enables a JMX MBean at startup. You can use any standard JMX compliant tool to monitor CB4J attributes. For more details about this feature, please refer to the JMX section.
Yes. You do not have to write any specific code to use Spring along with CB4J. You can find a complete example of using Spring with CB4J here.
Yes. CB4J version 1.2 adds Fixed-Length Record parsing support with two additional configuration parameters:
For all details about Fixed-Length Record parsing support, please refer to the user guide.
Yes. CB4J provides basic record processing transaction support through the io.github.benas.cb4j.core.api.RollBackHandler
interface.
This interface is a callback interface that allows you to define the rollback code to execute whenever an unexpected exception occurs during record processing.
The term transaction here does not refer to database transactions! It is a simple way to rollback record processing when things go wrong.
For all details about CB4J transaction support, please refer to the user guide.


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Employee Tracker backend app
This is a mock Content Managemnt System for managing a company's employees. It is a command line applicationbuild using SQL, node, inquirer, and MySQL. It allows non develops to interact with the employee management system.
Note Taker App
An app for writing and saving notes. This app uses Express.js to save, retrieve, and delete note data from a JSON file. The front end is HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.


Unlike the VALUES and CALL-WITH-VALUES mechanism of R5RS, this one uses an explicit representation for multiple return values as a single value, namely a procedure. Decomposition of multiple values is done by simple application. The macro, ADBMAL, evaluates to a procedure that takes one procedure argument. The ADBMAL macro can be compared with LAMBDA. While a LAMBDA expression that consists of <formals> and <body> requires some actual arguments later when the evaluated LAMBDA expression is called, an ADBMAL expression that consists of <expression>s corresponding to actual arguments of LAMBDA requires <formals> and <body>, that is, an evaluated LAMBDA expression, later when the evaluated ADBMAL expression is called.
This SRFI also introduces the new LET-syntax ALET and ALET*, which depend on ADBMAL to manipulate multiple values, and which are compatible with LET and LET* of R5RS in single-value bindings. They also have a binding form making use of VALUES and CALL-WITH-VALUES to handle multiple values, and new binding forms for list, cons, and other multiple values. In addition, they have several new binding forms for useful functions such as escape, iteration, optional arguments, etc.


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Trump Holds Screening of ‘Joker’ At White House, Says He Enjoyed The Film
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President Trump spent his Saturday hosting a screening of Joker at the White House and reportedly enjoyed the film.
The White House confirmed to CNN that Trump screened the film for family, friends, and some staff.
Joker, which tells the origin story of Batman’s arch nemesis, received widespread acclaim and several awards despite its disturbing undertones and graphic violence, and has grossed over $1 billion at the box office, making it the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time.
“The senior White House official said Trump liked the film,” Yahoo reported.
Trump, a known cinephile, has made several cameo appearances in films like Home Alone 2: Lost In New York, Two Weeks Notice, and Ghosts Can’t Do It.
He even listed a few of his favorites films in a 2013 tweet, including Citizen Kane, Gone With The Wind, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
Trump’s praise for Joker is notable given its parallels to the current political climate: in the film, billionaire Thomas Wayne decides to run for mayor but is protested by violent Antifa-like crowds wearing clown masks and holding signs that say “Eat The Rich” and “Resist.”
The mainstream media did their best to hype up the film as a rallying cry for white people to commit violence, but to their disappointment, all the film did was make a lot of money and highlight the clown world in which we live.
Given the mainstream media already billed Joker as “what happens when white supremacy is left unchecked”, Trump’s praise for the film will likely make them double down on that ridiculous assertion.
Alex Jones discloses secrets from the new Joker film starring Joaquin Phoenix, which has garnered rave reviews from critics and won several film festival awards. Spoiler Alert: Alex Jones lays out the true meaning of the film and meanings of the previous Batman films and the arch-type of the Joker as character of mischief.


Reverse
Invert
Parse by Range
Sample Rate
Add Commas
Replace
Multiply Decimals
ASCII Conversion
Filter the notes by a range of values. All notes that do not fall in the range become zero.
Low: High:Reduce the stream size by sampling every X note via the sampling types below.
Sample Rate :
Sample type : Average Median Actual
These tools will help separate the data for use in other functions.
This function is best used for data that isn't separated by anything and needs commas.
If the data is already separated by something that isn't a comma, consider using the replace utility instead.
Replace characters in the stream.
Replace with
Use these tools to turn decimal numbers into a more playable form.
Multiply with
Round Floor Ceiling
This tool converts comma separated keyboard characters to corresponding ASCII values.
You can add commas to your source material by using the "Add Commas" or "Replace" tools above


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Many young people drink because their friends are doing it, but they don't realise the consequences. If things go wrong they could end up with more than a hangover; there is an increased chance that they will catch a sexually transmitted infection such as chlamydia or become pregnant.
*Survey Commissioned by Channel 4 for the series 'Generation Sex', 2001.
**The Centre for Sexual Health Research, Brook Publications, 2000.
Sexual health is an important part of physical and mental health. It is a key part of our identity as human beings, together with the fundamental human rights to privacy, a family life and living free from discrimination. Essential elements of good sexual health are fair relationships and sexual fulfillment with access to information and services to avoid the risk of unintended pregnancy, illness or disease. Poor sexual health can have a long lasting and severe impact on people's lives, resulting in:
The C-Card Scheme is a free condom and lubricant distribution service for young people aged 13-24 years living in Nottingham City. There are distribution centres across the city comprising registration and pick-up points. These are based in young people-friendly services such as GP practices, youth clubs, NHS Walk-In Centre and pharmacies. The service is confidential.
On their first visit a young person must register.
They will then be given a 'C-Card' with a personal number. The card is valid for one year for under 18s or until their 25th birthday for over 18s. When the card expires they will need to re-register.
After their initial visit they can use the card at any registration or pick-up point to get supplies of condoms and lubricants. Chlamydia screens are also available at several of the sites.
The Topaz Centre offers a range of services for victims of rape and serious sexual assault. The centre is committed to providing a sensitive and dedicated service tailored to the needs of its users. Initially, it offers information and breathing space to consider the options and support through the decision-making process.


springdoc.api-docs.path |
/v3/api-docs
|
String , For custom path of the OpenAPI documentation in Json format.
|
springdoc.api-docs.enabled |
true
|
Boolean . To disable the springdoc-openapi endpoint (/v3/api-docs by default).
|
springdoc.packages-to-scan |
*
|
List of Strings .The list of packages to scan (comma separated)
|
springdoc.paths-to-match |
/*
|
List of Strings .The list of paths to match (comma separated)
|
springdoc.produces-to-match |
/*
|
List of Strings .The list of produces mediaTypes to match (comma separated)
|
springdoc.headers-to-match |
/*
|
List of Strings .The list of headers to match (comma separated)
|
springdoc.consumes-to-match |
/*
|
List of Strings .The list of consumes mediaTypes to match (comma separated)
|
springdoc.paths-to-exclude |
|
List of Strings .The list of paths to exclude (comma separated)
|
springdoc.packages-to-exclude |
|
List of Strings .The list of packages to exclude (comma separated)
|
springdoc.default-consumes-media-type |
application/json
|
String . The default consumes media type.
|
springdoc.default-produces-media-type |
/
|
String .The default produces media type.
|
springdoc.cache.disabled |
false
|
Boolean . To disable the springdoc-openapi cache of the the calculated OpenAPI.
|
springdoc.show-actuator |
false
|
Boolean . To display the actuator endpoints.
|
springdoc.auto-tag-classes |
true
|
Boolean . To disable the springdoc-openapi automatic tags.
|
springdoc.model-and-view-allowed |
false
|
Boolean . To allow RestControllers with ModelAndView return to appear in the OpenAPI description.
|
springdoc.override-with-generic-response |
true
|
Boolean . When true, automatically adds @ControllerAdvice responses to all the generated responses.
|
springdoc.api-docs.groups.enabled |
true
|
Boolean . To disable the springdoc-openapi groups.
|
springdoc.group-configs[0].group |
|
String .The group name
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springdoc.group-configs[0].packages-to-scan |
*
|
List of Strings .The list of packages to scan for a group (comma separated)
|
springdoc.group-configs[0].paths-to-match |
/*
|
List of Strings .The list of paths to match for a group(comma separated)
|
springdoc.group-configs[0].paths-to-exclude |
`` |
List of Strings .The list of paths to exclude for a group(comma separated)
|
springdoc.group-configs[0].packages-to-exclude |
|
List of Strings .The list of packages to exclude for a group(comma separated)
|
springdoc.group-configs[0].produces-to-match |
/*
|
List of Strings .The list of produces mediaTypes to match (comma separated)
|
springdoc.group-configs[0].consumes-to-match |
/*
|
List of Strings .The list of consumes mediaTypes to match (comma separated)
|
springdoc.group-configs[0].headers-to-match |
/*
|
List of Strings .The list of headers to match (comma separated)
|
springdoc.webjars.prefix |
/webjars
|
String , To change the webjars prefix that is visible the URL of swagger-ui for spring-webflux.
|
springdoc.api-docs.resolve-schema-properties |
false
|
Boolean . To enable property resolver on @Schema (name, title and description).
|
springdoc.remove-broken-reference-definitions |
true
|
Boolean . To disable removal of broken reference definitions.
|
springdoc.writer-with-default-pretty-printer |
false
|
Boolean . To enable pretty print of the OpenApi specification.
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springdoc.model-converters. deprecating-converter.enabled |
true
|
Boolean . To disable deprecating model converter.
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springdoc.use-fqn |
false
|
Boolean . To enable fully qualified names.
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springdoc.show-login-endpoint |
false
|
Boolean . To make spring security login-endpoint visible.
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springdoc.pre-loading-enabled |
false
|
Boolean . Pre-loading setting to load OpenAPI on application startup.
|
springdoc.writer-with-order-by-keys |
false
|
Boolean . Enable a deterministic/alphabetical orderding.
|
springdoc.use-management-port |
false
|
Boolean . To expose the swagger-ui on the actuator management port.
|
springdoc.enable-native-image-support |
false
|
Boolean . To force enabling native images support.
|


Jeremiah 2:12
Be astonished, O ye heavens, at this, and be horribly afraid, be ye very desolate, saith the LORD.


radiator
Path: CARNOT/Sourc/Heat_Exchanger
Purpose
This block models the
radiators of a house heating system.
In the simple_house it may also be used as a
floor heating system.
Description
The radiator models
the time delay of the Troom temperature and the temperature of the heating
cycle.
It calculates the power of a
radiator according to the nominal power the and the temperature difference (EN
442).
The temperature of the radiator is derived by an energy-balance (EN 442 equation):
Qdot = Qdot_nom * (Tdiff/Tdiff_nom)^expo
with the temperature difference
Tdiff = Tnode - Troom
and the nominal difference
Tdiff_nom = Tnode(at test) - Troom(at test)
The thermal capacity of the radiator is modeled by a 1-node capacity:
m*c*dTnode/dt = mdot*cp*(Tin-Tnode)-Qdot
The coefficients are:
In difference to EN 442 the outlet temperature is Tnode. Tnode is not calculated
as average temperature of inlet and outlet. A quadratic pressure drop is applied
to the fluid flow.
Parameters and Dialog Box
Characteristics
Direct Feedthrough No
Sample
time
Inherited
from driving block
Vectorized
No


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The form doesn't actually send entered credentials anywhere. Instead, this page initiates dynamic javascript file load. This external javascript can do whatever it likes with the information entered on the page, including user entered credentials on the login form. This means that the external javascript can for example snoop login credentials and harvest them for later use.
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| image verb |
|
faas-cli image |
prints available subverbs below and global flags |
| list sub-verb |
|
faas-cli image list |
list all FaaS built images, would be based on build adding a magic label |
| rm sub-verb |
|
faas-cli image rm alexellis/faas-url-ping |
deletes the alexellis/faas-url-ping image only if it was created by FaaS, ie has a magic label |
| function verb |
|
faas-cli function |
prints available subverbs below and global flags |
| list sub-verb |
|
faas-cli function list |
list all running FaaS function containers, would be based on deploy adding a magic label |
| rm sub-verb |
|
faas-cli function rm shrink-image |
deletes the func_shrink-image.xxxx containers |
| describe sub-verb |
|
faas-cli function describe shrink-image |
describes the func_shrink-image.xxxx containers, could allow the user to add a description to the functions yaml definition that gets added as a label to either the image of the container |
| provider verb |
|
faas-cli provider list |
lists known FaaS providers, say prod /staging /local etc |
faas-cli provider add prod https://prod:8080 --network func_functions |
Adds a new provider called prod , likely cache this locally, perhaps in ~/.faas-cli/ |
faas-cli provider rm prod |
Remove above from the cache |
faas-cli provider login prod |
Prompt the user to authenticate with the provider, cache locally (Apache Brooklyns cli does something similar) |
| This could then enable stuff like.. |
|
faas-cli deploy -f /path/to/yaml prod |
override the provider in the YAML and deploy to prod |


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Gradient fitting algorithm is for high-speed 3D localization of fluorescent emitters in astigmatism-based microscopy (e.g., STORM and PALM).
Programming Language: MATLAB
Publication: The algorithm of this code has been published in the following paper: Ma H, Xu J, Jin J, Gao Y, Lan L, Liu Y. Fast and precise 3D fluorophore localization based on gradient fitting. Scientific Reports, 5: 14335, 2015.
Source Code: Source code is available on our github depository.
WindSTORM is a high-speed high-density single-molecule localization algorithm based on linear deconvolution for super-resolution microscopy (e.g., STORM and PALM).
Programming Language: MATLAB
Publication: The algorithm of this code has been published in the following paper: Ma H, Xu J, Liu Y. WindSTORM: Robust online image processing for high-throughput nanoscopy. Science Advances, eaaw0683, 2019.
Source Code: The source code and testing dataset are available on our shared drive (password: Biophotonics).
EVER stands for extreme-value based emitter recovery, which is used to correct for heterogeneous background in the raw data of single moelcule localization microscopy (e.g., STORM and PALM).
Programming Language: ImageJ Plugin (Java)
Publication: The algorithm of this code has been described in detail in the following two publications:
1. Ma H, Xu J, Liu Y. WindSTORM: Robust online image processing for high-throughput nanoscopy.
Science Advances, eaaw0683, 2019.
Source Code: The source code is available on our github depository.
We optimized convolutional neural network for nuclei segmentation of single-molecule localization-based (e.g., STORM or PALM) super-resolution images. A conveninent Colab notebooks were developed, which can be executed in both google Cloud-based and local runtime. The local run-time version is suited for large dataset when uploading images is slow. We provided some sample STORM images of cell nuclei and labeled images from cultured cells and tissue in the "Examples" folder. For very large image size (e.g., 10240x10240 or 20480x20480 pixels), "Image Tile" notebook is used to split them into 5120x5120 suited for STORM-based nuclei segmentation.
Programming Language: Jupyter Notebook (Python)
Publication: The details of the method has been described in detail in the following publication:
Mela CA, Liu Y. Application of convolutional neural networks towards nuclei segmentation in localization-based super-resolution fluorescence microscopy images.
BMC Bioinformatics, 22, 325, 2021.
Source Code: The source code is available on our github depository.


Piloting the Service
In this phase, we released a pilot to take in reports of cybercrime from victims. This pilot wasn’t just focused on the website that takes in the reports, but the service surrounding the intake of reports, such as: how analysts will review and triage reports, how AI can help us in this or what victims need from the service beyond submitting a report. These findings will help us create a better end-to-end service, with the goal to increase quality of reports by using human-centred design.
Outlining the end-to-end service\ To kick off this phase, we hosted a workshop to understand how the service would work, with a focus on the report’s journey. We unpacked all of the steps that happen before and after a victim hits “submit”. We took this framework and mapped out the business, tech, security and partnership considerations that we would need to take into account to bring this service to life.
The high level phases of the report journey include:
- Occurrence - An event occurs where a cybercrime is attempted or carried out
- Report - Someone reports the crime or attempted crime that has occurred
- Analyze - The report is analyzed to understand the impact, severity and
- Triage - Based on analysis, the report is triaged.
- Dissemination - Gather more intel and track status of investigations.
An outline of the service blueprint:
Planning the Pilot\ Once we had the framework and considerations mapped out, we moved into planning the pilot version of this service. We looked at each step of the process to understand how we could do it successfully implement features while limiting time and resources spent on it, so that we could test a solution and iterate quickly.
Once we had assessed the minimum version of the service that we could create, we translated that into a backlog and started to build the pilot end-to-end service.
What’s next?\ Now that the pilot is up and running, we will need to plan the path forward. This will involve creating a roadmap for how we will scale the pilot into the full service, and start to address some of the larger questions we have, such as:
- Where will this service live online?
- How will people find it?
- How will we use AI to help analyze and triage reports?
- Where will these reports be stored in the long run?
Stay tuned ✨


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validation/validation.module.ts
This module contains facilities for working with Angular's form validation. It provides a ValidationService that works with IntlService and FormatService to support locale-sensitive validators.
import {NgModule} from "@angular/core";
import {CommonModule} from "@angular/common";
import {BaseModule} from "@sinequa/core/base";
import {AppUtilsModule} from "@sinequa/core/app-utils";
import {IntlModule} from "@sinequa/core/intl";
import {LoadComponentModule} from "@sinequa/core/load-component";
import {ValidationDirective, VALIDATION_MESSAGE_COMPONENT} from "./validation.directive";
import {ValidationErrorPipe} from "./validation-error.pipe";
import {ValidationMessageComponent} from "./validation-message.component";
import {VALIDATION_MODULE_PROVIDERS} from "./module.providers";
/**
* This module contains facilities for working with Angular's form validation. It provides a
* {@link ValidationService} that works with {@link IntlService} and {@link FormatService} to
* support locale-sensitive validators.
*/
@NgModule({
imports: [
CommonModule,
BaseModule,
AppUtilsModule,
IntlModule,
LoadComponentModule
],
declarations: [
ValidationDirective, ValidationMessageComponent, ValidationErrorPipe,
],
exports: [
ValidationDirective, ValidationMessageComponent, ValidationErrorPipe,
],
providers: [
{provide: VALIDATION_MESSAGE_COMPONENT, useValue: ValidationMessageComponent},
...VALIDATION_MODULE_PROVIDERS
]
})
export class ValidationModule {
}


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I am originally from Indiana, which is where I attended college at Purdue University. I graduated with a degree in management in 2016 and shortly thereafter moved to the Charlotte, NC area.


| all_labels {knitr} | R Documentation |
The function all_labels()
returns all chunk labels as a character
vector. Optionally, you can specify a series of conditions to filter the
labels. The function 'all_rcpp_labels()' is a wrapper function for
all_labels(engine == 'Rcpp')
.
all_labels(...) all_rcpp_labels(...)
... |
A vector of R expressions, each of which should return |
For example, suppose the condition expression is engine == 'Rcpp'
, the
object engine
is the local chunk option engine
. If an
expression fails to be evaluated (e.g. when a certain object does not exist),
FALSE
is returned and the label for this chunk will be filtered out.
A character vector.
Empty code chunks are always ignored, including those chunks that are
empty in the original document but filled with code using chunk options
such as ref.label
or code
.
# the examples below are meaningless unless you put them in a knitr document all_labels() all_labels(engine == "Rcpp") all_labels(echo == FALSE && results != "hide") # or separate the two conditions all_labels(echo == FALSE, results != "hide")


class SteadyState<T> : EvolutionModel<T>
A model for evolution using a steady-state algorithm.
For more information, see Algorithm 2.1 (LGP Algorithm) from Linear Genetic Programming (Brameier, M., Banzhaf, W. 2001).
| <init> |
SteadyState(environment: Environment<T>)
A model for evolution using a steady-state algorithm. |
| individuals |
lateinit var individuals: MutableList<Program<T>> |
| information |
val information: ModuleInformation
Provides information about the module. |
| environment |
val environment: Environment<TProgram>
The environment evolution takes place within. |


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Terms Defined
Journeys
These are the paths that our customers typically take when joining us on a Red Hat Open Innovation Labs engagement. Journeys represent the entirety of the engagement; from the beginning conversations to the sad good-byes. Using a Transportation metaphor, Journeys are the experiences you get, fun you had and what you learned when traveling from a West Coast City to an East Coast City with friends.
Stages
Along the Journey, there are many different team members that are required to support obtaining certain outcomes. When you have common sets of people who are involved for a portion of the Journey, we have identified that as a Stage. In Stages, we identify who is involved from both Red Hat and the customer during these sections of the Journey. In our Transportation metaphor, a Stage is the time along the Journey that you are traveling with friends you picked up in one City and need to drop them off in another City along your Journey.
Waypoints
Within each Stage, there needs to be a basic structure in order to keep the Journey on track, regardless of the Journey type. This is the idea behind Waypoints. They are the more detailed destination points that have a set of Outcomes and Outputs to be met in order for us to know what we have and the right direction to head to next. They have no time requirement or a strict process on HOW to complete each Waypoint on purpose, as this may vary depending on the Team’s expertise. Waypoints are not set in stone and may change, as long as everyone on the team is in agreement. In our Transportation metaphor, Waypoints are the various food, gas and rest stops that you and your friends need to do within a Stage of your Journey.
Routes
These are the collections of practices and techniques that are facilitated to achieve the Outcomes and Outputs of the various Waypoints for a Stage. It depends on the Route you take. While there is no right Route or right way to facilitate a Route, we do identify our Default Routes and a few alternatives our facilitators use. In our Transportation metaphor, Routes are the set of turns and roads that you will take to navigate from a gas station to a rest stop.
Default Routes for various Stages in our Journey are located on those Stage pages
Practices
These are the practices and techniques that are facilitated to achieve specific outcomes and outputs. While there is no right Route or right way to facilitate a practice, we look to share how we like to employ the practice. In our Transportation metaphor, practices are the more specific roads that you will take to navigate from point A to point B along your Route from a gas station to a rest stop. Sometimes it is 1 road, sometimes it is multiple roads you must take to reach your next location.


Are User Groups and Conferences Worth My Time?
I guess I would consider myself an events butterfly. There is not a week that goes by that I do not attend a user group, special interest group, conference or unconference, networking event or some other form of peer to peer learning and networking.
I was recently asked if going to all of these events was really worth the time. My answer to them is the answer I give to everyone. There is always one person you will have a conversation with, one speaker giving a presentation, or one bit of information that makes the time completely worth it. If nothing else, you usually get a free drink or some food out of it. But in all seriousness, I cannot express enough the importance of attending these events.
I am not saying that it is valuable for an individual to attend every event that is going on within a 20 mile radius. I do think it is key to pick groups and events that are not only crucial for the industry your company represents, but also the groups that will help you with your career.
This past weekend I attended Austin ProductCamp, a semiannual event for product managers and product marketers. A message they have consistently reminded all attendees of is “a meeting is only what you make of it”. They suggest instead of messing around with your phone during session breaks, take advantage of your peers that are there to learn more too. Instead of only exchanging business cards be sure to follow up with people. It doesn’t count to just go home and connect with them on LinkedIn. Instead of staying in a session that isn’t giving you what you need, use your two feet (the two foot rule at ProductCamp) and go to a different session.
Even though ProductCamp is making these recommendations, their lessons and practices can be used to make all events you attend worth your time. What are you looking to get out of the events you attend?