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logging-log4j2

Apache Log4j 2 is an upgrade to Log4j that provides significant improvements over its predecessor, Log4j 1.x, and provides many of the improvements available in Logback while fixing some inherent problems in Logback's architecture.

maven-invoker-plugin

Apache Maven Invoker Plugin

medfusion-4000-research

Medfusion 4000 security research & a MQX RCE.

omaha

Google Update for Windows

pathfinder_a_star

A* implementation

phantom-licensecheck

Check the open source licenses used in DJI Phantom 3 firmware

platform-samples

A public place for all platform sample projects.

powershell

PowerShell for every system!

powershell-docs

The official PowerShell documentation sources

powershell-snap

pplbench

Evaluation Framework for Probabilistic Programming Languages

programming-interview-questions

Data structures and algorithm questions are an important part of any programming job interview, be it a Java interview, C++ interview or any other programming language. Since data structures are core programming concept, it’s mandatory for all programmers, to know basic data structures like stack, linked list, queue, array, tree, and graph. Though tree and graph are on the tough side, I still see programmers get familiar will all these. Any list of programming job interview questions isincomplete without questions from data structures and algorithms. Similarly, while going on questions from data structure you may get some programming exercise as well e.g. swapping numbers without temp variable. The linked list and array are favorite topics in any data structure interview, questions like reversing linked list, traversing linked list or deleting nodes from linked list, which involves algorithm and data structures are quite common. Similarly, finding duplicates in an array, finding missing numbers, sorting arrays are very popular. You can also expect questions from the stack, queue, array, linked list, tree, graph and hash table are most common in any data structure interview. In this tutorial, we will see a couple of data structure questions answers from these topics. Let us know, if you have any interesting questions from data structures and algorithm, which you faced during any Java interviews. I also suggest to look on data structure and algorithm questions on “Cracking the Coding Interview book”, as this book contains some good questions with proper explanation. That will certainly help you to do better on programming job interviews. One more suggestion I have to make is whenever you get some time, just read the “Introduction to Algorithm by Thomas Cormen”, if you have not read already. This book is the bible of algorithm and IMHO every programmer should read this book.

proposal-accessible-object-hasownproperty

Object.hasOwn() proposal for ECMAScript

psscriptanalyzer

Download ScriptAnalyzer from PowerShellGallery

pullrequestquantifier

A highly customizable framework to quantify a pull request within a repository context.

pytorch

Tensors and Dynamic neural networks in Python with strong GPU acceleration

rexml

REXML is an XML toolkit for Ruby

rfcs

PyTorch RFCs (experimental)

roadmap

GitHub public roadmap

subaru-starlink-research

Subaru StarLink persistent root code execution.

suministrospr

Suministros Puerto Rico - Entérate, Ayuda, Informa

translation

Language translations

videoprocessingframework

Set of Python bindings to C++ libraries which provides full HW acceleration for video decoding, encoding and GPU-accelerated color space and pixel format conversions

virtual-environments

GitHub Actions virtual environments

vision

Datasets, Transforms and Models specific to Computer Vision

vscode

Visual Studio Code

windows-itpro-docs

This is used for contributions to the Windows 10 content for IT professionals on docs.microsoft.com.

zipcodecoords

Zip Code Coordinates .NET Component