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Libraries Used in Examples System.Threading.Tasks.Dataflow System.Threading.Tasks System.Net.Http System.Net Difference between Post and SendAsync To add items to a block you can either use Post or SendAsync. Post will try to add the item synchronously and return a bool saying whether i...

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

Using version control software like Git may be a little scary at first, but its intuitive design specializing with branching helps make a number of different types of workflows possible. Pick one that is right for your own development team.

For loops are a flow control method for repeating a task or set of tasks over a domain. The core structure of a for loop is for ( [index] in [domain]){ [body] } Where [index] is a name takes exactly one value of [domain] over each iteration of the loop. [domain] is a vector of values ...

ParameterDetailspreda TensorFlow tensor of type boolfn1a callable function, with no argumentfn2a callable function, with no argumentname(optional) name for the operation pred cannot be just True or False, it needs to be a Tensor The function fn1 and fn2 should return the same number of outputs...

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

overflow: visible | hidden | scroll | auto | initial | inherit; Overflow ValueDetailsvisibleShows all overflowing content outside the elementscrollHides the overflowing content and adds a scroll barhiddenHides the overflowing content, both scroll bars disappear and the page becomes fixedauto...

Tensorflow distinguishes between saving/restoring the current values of all the variables in a graph and saving/restoring the actual graph structure. To restore the graph, you are free to use either Tensorflow's functions or just call your piece of code again, that built the graph in the first place...

git flow <subcommand> git flow init git flow [feature|release|hotfix] [start|finish] SubcommandDetailsinitInitialize a new git repo with support for the branching model.featureManage your feature branches.releaseManage your release branches.hotfixManage your hotfix branches. gitf...