A type of code analysis performed without executing the code, often used to identify potential issues, security vulnerabilities, or code smells in software applications.
"The static analysis tool flagged several potential memory leaks in the codebase."
A character encoding developed by Herman Hollerith for use in the punched cards used in early data processing machines.
"Hollerith code was an important step in the history of computing, facilitating the automation of data processing and tabulation."
A 32-bit number that masks an IP address, and divides the IP address into network address and host address.
"Subnet masks are used in IP networking to break down larger networks into smaller, sub-networks (or subnets)."
In the context of software, refers to frameworks or platforms that prescribe a certain way of doing things, often through a set of conventions or default configurations.
"Opinionated frameworks can greatly simplify development by reducing the number of decisions a developer needs to make, but they can also be restrictive."
A Git command used to upload local repository content to a remote repository.
"After making commits locally, you use 'git push' to transfer your changes to the remote server, making them available to other collaborators."
