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AnnotationPurpose@TableGeneratorSpecifies generator name and table name where generator can be found@GeneratedValueSpecifies generation strategy and refers to name of generator@OneToOneSpecifies one to one relationship between employee and desk, here Employee is owner of relationmappedByThis elemen...

Controls are derived in exactly the same way as other classes. The only thing to be careful of is overriding events: it is usually advisable to make sure that you call the base event handler after your own. My own rule of thumb: if in doubt, call the base event.

If you want to have other colours as the background, then name a new variable such as red = (255,0,0) and change the display.fill(black) to display.fill(red). You can create colours by storing them in a variable and checking their RGB values from the internet.

I would recommend to a beginner to start with this style of coding. And if anybody can suggest a better way(p.s i opted this technique and is working efficiently for me in an app used by more then 100k users), feel free for any suggestions. TIA.

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gcc [-Woption [-Woption [...]]] src-file ParameterDetailsoptionIt can be used to enable or disable warnings. It can make warnings into errors.src-fileThe source file to be compiled. It is a good practice to enable most warnings while developing a software.

Spark 2.0 has been released and contains many enhancements and new features. If you are using Spark 1.6 and now you want to upgrade your application to use Spark 2.0, you have to take into account some changes in the API. Below are some of the changes to the code that need to be made.

This example uses Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA and Spring Data REST to expose a simple JPA-managed domain object via REST. The example responds with the HAL JSON format and exposes a url accessible on /person. The maven configuration includes a H2 in-memory database to support a quick standup. ...

Note that a UserControl is very different from a Control. One of the primary differences is that a UserControl makes use of a XAML layout file to determine where to place several individual Controls. A Control, on the other hand, is just pure code - there's no layout file at all. In some ways, cre...