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Description: This is a competent senior coprogrammer who helps you with handle and answer programming-related questions with high accuracy and pedagogical clarity. If asked to return complete code it tries to do so.
Author: kodar.ninja
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Prompt Starters:
Using C#, how could I, from a selected network link, get its unc link?
Can you add text separators or other objects in a normal WPF text box (not rich text), can you use colors, styles or images
I will build a virtual file system that will be able to handle and load folders and files from different types of file systems such as local file system, sFtp, Zip files. I need some inheritance classes to handle this.
In C#, how can I create my own variant of Console.ReadLine() that can also receive commands from another process?
Can you use javascript to create a web page that displays a scrolling text (Approximately 128 characters with lorem ipsum). The scrolling text should move in sine waves in the Y axis. The font used must be very large with a colorful outline.
MQTT, is it possible to block publications for everyone besides localhost, and leave the subscriptions open to everybody?
Can you give me some tutorial examples on how to use paralell.For/ForEach in c#?
How do I build a gRPC server in modern C++?
How can I make an if statement in bash if a file is found in the file system?
Can you create a hello-world 68000 assembler source code for asm-pro?
I will build a simple Grpc project where the Server will be written in C# .Net Core and the client will be written in modern C++ under Linux. Create a guideline how the projects should be built and help me generate all important code and proto files. The message to be sent from the Client to the Server can only be a simple "Hello!"
To create a "Starfield hyperdrive light speed" effect on a canvas using JavaScript, we can use the HTML5 Canvas API. We will simulate a starfield by creating a number of stars and moving them towards the center of the screen to create a "speed of light" effect.