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This section provides an overview of what opencart2.x is, and why a developer might want to use it. It should also mention any large subjects within opencart2.x, and link out to the related topics. Since the Documentation for opencart2.x is new, you may need to create initial versions of those r...

The COBOL ACCEPT statement is used to retrieve data from the system.

Add path : PATH=$PATH:/new/path Add path : PATH=/new/path:$PATH ParameterDetailsPATHPath environment variable Bash configuration file: This file is sourced whenever a new interactive Bash shell is started. In GNU/Linux systems it's generally the ~/.bashrc file; in Mac it's ~/.bash_profi...

The properties object-fit and object-position are not supported by Internet Explorer.

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doLast Note, that in a gradle 3.x more idiomatic way task definition: using explicit doLast{closure} notation instead "leftShift"(<<) operator preferable.(leftShift has been deprecated in a gradle 3.2 is scheduled to be removed in gradle 5.0.) task oldStyle << { printl...

There are many reasons a read or write operation may fail. A frequent one is because your security rules reject the operation, for example because you're not authenticated (by default a database can only be accessed by an authenticated user) or because you're writing/listening at a location where yo...

Allocate working storage for a BASED item, or allocate a give size of heap storage. See also: FREE statement

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return val; /* Returns from the current function. val can be a value of any type that is converts to the function's return type. */ return; /* Returns from the current void-function. */ break; /* Unconditionally jumps beyond the end ("breaks out") of an Iteration Statement (loop) or o...

The much beloved ALTER statement. Changes the target of a GO TO paragraph. No longer part of the COBOL standard, still supported by many compilers for reasons of backward compatibility. (The syntax diagram is dimmed to show that this is no longer standard COBOL).