Introduction to Python for Beginners (Part 4): File Operations in PyCharm

Introduction to Python for Beginners (Part 4): File Operations in PyCharm

The previous article introduced how to create and manage projects using Python.Next, we will continue to use PyCharm for file and folder operations in Python.1. Basic Operations on Files and Folders1.1 Create New File/Folder Right-click menu creation 1. In the Project View, right-click on the target directory 2. Select: New → Python File (to create … Read more

Self-Learning Notes on Python – Module (Part 17)

Self-Learning Notes on Python - Module (Part 17)

Previous answer def judge_triangle(): first_side=int(input(‘Enter the length of the first side:’)) second_side=int(input(‘Enter the length of the second side:’)) third_side=int(input(‘Enter the length of the third side:’)) if first_side+second_side>third_side and second_side+third_side>first_side and first_side+third_side>second_side: print(‘Cannot form a triangle’) else: print(‘Can form a triangle’) judge_triangle() Among them, ‘and’ is a logical operator, and the result of its operation is … Read more

Overview of Common CMake Commands: Essential Project Management Insights

Overview of Common CMake Commands: Essential Project Management Insights

1. Introduction CMake is much simpler than autotools. Next, let’s take a closer look at the common commands provided by CMake. In previous articles, we have discussed many command usages such as PROJECT, ADD_EXECUTABLE, INSTALL, ADD_SUBDIRECTORY, SUBDIRS, INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES, LINK_DIRECTORIES, TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES, and SET. This section introduces more CMake commands, arranged in the order of the CMake … Read more

Private Functions in MATLAB

Private Functions in MATLAB

Private Functions A typical MATLAB installation contains hundreds of program files, which users can access simply by entering the file name. While this convenient access method is an advantage, it can also lead to clutter and name conflicts, especially due to the existence of some “helper functions” that are used by other functions but are … Read more

Code Management Tools in Embedded Development Scenarios

Code Management Tools in Embedded Development Scenarios

Looking at the history of version control systems, or code management systems, it can be roughly divided into four periods, with the following mainstream tools corresponding to them: 1980: RCS 1990: CVS, VSS, Perforce 2000: SVN 2005: Git Undoubtedly, Git is the mainstream tool used for source code management today, initiated by the father of … Read more