I remember when I first started in the industry, I took over a PLC program left by a former colleague, and it was a complete mess! There were no comments, variable names were arbitrary, and the program structure was chaotic. It took me three whole days to understand this program. This is why today I … Read more
Python Indentation Rules: Writing Standards for Improved Code Readability In Python programming, indentation is an important concept. Unlike many other programming languages that use braces or keywords to define code blocks, Python uses indentation to distinguish the hierarchy and structure of the code. Therefore, understanding and correctly using indentation rules is crucial for writing clear … Read more
🔥 Good afternoon, everyone! I have compiled 108 Python graduation projects for you to practice and test your skills. In just two hours, you can create something of your own and master Python through practice. (Source code + documentation included) Feel free to use it!1、[Python Image to ASCII Art]2、[2048 Game Implemented in 200 Lines of … Read more
In the vast field of embedded software development, code comments have always been a controversial topic. Some teams adhere to the belief that “code is documentation,” arguing that excellent code should be self-explanatory; while others advocate for detailed code comments, believing that comments can help other developers understand the logic and intent of the code … Read more
Recently, I have been frequently asked by newcomers about I/O mapping, which is quite annoying. After working in this field for over ten years, I have seen too many people who can’t even understand such basic concepts, constantly complicating simple issues. So today, I will discuss I/O mapping in PLCs, so please stop asking about … Read more
First, it is essential to develop good habits by carefully checking the multimeter for any abnormalities before use. This does not take much time but has a significant impact. For example, check for any damage to the meter, and whether the digits or needle are functioning correctly, especially when measuring high voltages. Always inspect the … Read more
Today, we will delve into two heavyweight topics: package management installation configuration and best practices along with common issues. Have you also encountered these situations: Wrote a fantastic library but don’t know how to let others use it elegantly; After sharing the project, others always complain about “missing dependencies”; Clearly configured CMakeLists.txt, yet still falls … Read more
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Click the blue text Follow us Due to changes in the public account’s push rules, please click “Read” and add a “Star” to get exciting technical shares instantly Source from the internet, infringement will be deleted 1. Try to Use the Newest C++ Standards Whenever Possible By 2022, C++ has been around for over 40 … Read more
Hello everyone, today I bring you analogy questions from the reasoning module. These questions not only test our breadth of knowledge but also our ability to summarize and inductively reason. Let’s practice together: Question Based on the provided materials, answer questions 106-110: A certain group company has 6 departments: production, sales, R&D, HR, finance, and … Read more