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This homework assignment consists of three parts, focusing on sizing a gum ball machine, implementing a simple substitution cipher, and performing basic sentiment analysis on sentences using Python functions and string manipulation.

This blog post provides a detailed overview of a Python programming homework assignment, which includes creating a Mad Libs game, calculating speed and pace, and generating a framed box with user-specified dimensions.

This blog post presents a simulated C language programming exam, featuring question types such as fill-in-the-blanks, short answer questions, and application problems. The objective is to comprehensively assess students’ mastery of C language knowledge, problem-solving abilities, and skills in writing efficient and elegant code. Through such a mock test, students can identify their weaknesses and make thorough preparations for the actual exam. At the same time, it provides readers with an intuitive understanding of the key points in C language assessment.

This blog post provides a step-by-step guide on migrating an Umami server running on Docker from one machine to another by exporting and importing the PostgreSQL database, ensuring a smooth transition while preserving all the essential data.

A sing-box 1.14.2 guide to VLESS + TCP + REALITY + Vision + uTLS + XUDP, with updated DNS, TUN, route actions, optional bypass rules, and official binary validation.

This blog post reviews the performance of the netcup VPS 8000 ARM G11 server, featuring 18 vCore ARM64 CPUs based on Ampere Altra Max. It includes benchmark results from various testing scripts and compares the CPU performance with well-known processors.

This blog post demonstrates how to create multiple-choice question (MCQ) papers using ChatGPT, Python, and JSON files, covering the process from generating a question bank to formatting and building the final test papers, answer sheets, and marking schemes.

Gravatar’s avatar service is unstable in mainland China. While we can use some public mirrors, we also have the option to set up our own reverse proxy. However, setting up a self-hosted reverse proxy requires a server, which may incur additional costs. More importantly, an individual’s server is typically limited to a single data center, resulting in significant speed variations across different regions, unlike Gravatar’s global CDN coverage.

This article provides a comprehensive guide on deploying the full Excalidraw stack using Docker Compose, including the frontend, storage backend, and collaboration components, to enable a fully functional private deployment with sharing and collaboration features.