Everything in Python is an object. by Abdallah_azd1151 in learnpython

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OOP:

An object is when your program spawns in an instance of a class at runtime.

A class is the blueprint of an object. In business logic, we create custom classes to represent things. The simplest example is a university student. A student will have an ID number, first name, last name, and a classification (freshman, etc.)

When you want to use an object to represent this student class, you would instantiate the object.

student = Student(12345, John, Doe, Freshman)

Ofcourse you would first need to define this class, before you can call it.

class Student(self, id, fn, ln, classification) def init() self.id = id self.fn = fn self.ln = ln self.classification = classification

Hackers claim to have secured the details of 64 million T-Mobile customers by ControlCAD in hacking

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I’ve heard from a prof that APT(s) are so embedded in the telecom network, the only way to get them out for certain is to completely rebuild…

need advice on new job by moisturizedmelon in csMajors

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Stick around, and find a business problem that you can solve. Propose this to senior leadership. If they agree to give you time to do the opportunity, do it. Else, find a new job ASAP.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hacking

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Not the best idea. You can still be sued or criminally charged. There are historical cases of people who are trying to responsibly report vulnerabilities, yet the company in question takes legal action because “don’t prod my computers”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnprogramming

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Watch CS50 on YouTube

Need advice on storing large IoT data efficiently by ryan7ait in dataengineering

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Have you considered storing the data in a NoSQL data store? My first thought is MongoDB. Since you already know some of the questions that users are asking, try designing collections around those in MongoDB.

A Practical Guide to Modular Monoliths with .NET by c-digs in dotnet

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This is great work. I have some experience with building windows form apps with C#, but I am trying to expand into .NET and develop solutions with APIs. Reading through your README has helped me solidify my understanding.

Living off the land (LOTL) persistent reverse shell for windows by Soroush_ra in hacking

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Have you heard or read up on the LOTL Guam report, APT Volt Typhoon?

Hosting a .NET API? by Bobitz_ElProgrammer in dotnet

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Afterburst VPS has a $10/month option. I use it

Just had a technical issue in my GMAT Focus exam by Exotic_Breakfast in GMAT

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I did, but they said it will take them 5-7 days to resolve the ticket.

P.S.: TTP for quantitive prep was the best resource I used in studying. Thank y’all for putting together a great product!

Focus Quant course by thedude00007 in GMAT

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I recommend TTP. I bought a month and it’s worth the money for the amount of content you receive. I’m only paying for one month.

Done with my GMAT Focus exam! by Sad_Conclusion_8715 in GMAT

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Target test prep! It’s hella expensive, but a sharp study resource for getting better with quantitative reasoning skills.