Please read this open letter to students with homework problems. In short, we are not here to help you cheat on your work. It is assigned to you because it will help you develop skills that you need to succeed in your program of study. Frankly, it's insulting to instructors and TAs like myself that put in hours of work during a global pandemic disrupting everything and requiring remote learning and other measures to see students like you just blatantly cheat. — nanofarad 38 secs ago

first tip ... there's a difference between java and javascript - One is essentially a toy, designed for writing small pieces of code, and traditionally used and abused by inexperienced programmers. The other is a scripting language for web browsers. — Jaromanda X 39 secs ago

Browsers can't natively display those. You would need to get some kind JavaScript app that can render it. As software recommendations are off-topic, we must vote to close. — ikegami 14 secs ago

This question should be better asked on this SE site: softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/questions — Damien 46 secs ago

This question might be better suited to the Software Engineering SE site, although you should verify that by reading their on topic section first, and related help topics to ensure that your question is a good fit. — John 21 secs ago

Hi and welcome to Stack Overflow. Please note that this website is for professional programmers helping each others out. It is not a network for help with CS homework. People here usually expect you to put a considerable amount of thought and research into the problem before you ask a question. This question does not contain any sign of effort yet. — Hubert Grzeskowiak 16 secs ago

Isn't curl a software tool thats commonly used by programmers? Maybe i should change the title. The core problem is, that i can't transmit a json-file via cURL using windows cmd. So why off topic? — user14535904 49 secs ago

StackOverflow is a site for programmers, so you may find more constructive and appropriate support for yourselves on a different site or forum. — Druckles just now

Safety and security are two different things. Rust's safety is mainly for protecting programmers against programming mistakes. Such mistakes may lead to security issues. The aim of Rust is to provide safety, but this is does not mean it's not possible to write malicious software in rust (unintentionally or intentionally). — Jesper 24 secs ago

In any case, machine code has no type information. The so-called runtime can easily mislead programmers who do not have much computer knowledge. Many books will not introduce this concept in detail, but it is necessary for us to understand it deeply, which is related to the meaning of the program. . In many cases, it is the extra work done by the compiler. The so-called continuous iteration of language versions and the emergence of new grammars are actually an update iteration of the compiler. — Melvin Levett 15 secs ago

You actually don't have to know how RTTI is implemented by the compiler to use it, just like many other abstractions C++ gives you (memory management, various data structures, etc). Abstraction is a useful and necessary concept for programmers. — Botje 59 secs ago

@Adam there would be zero effect for the code execution but there would be an effect for communicating intent to other programmers. That can include yourself in the future. If you see the signatures async foo() and bar() which one would you say returns a promise and which one would you not be sure of? Some editors might only show you the signature, after all. Alternatively, you could just look it up yourself. Having to read the code further takes a non-zero amount of time. You're arguing for adding more dev time just because 5 bytes are slightly superfluous but not incorrect. — VLAZ 35 secs ago

@VLAZ - Especially for programmers who are new-ish to async, mixing async/await AND explicit Promises is definitely confusing code. If you're going to use async, then do it fully and put await with a try-catch in the body of the function. — Adam just now

Additionally, this seems to be assigned class work. You might want to read this open letter to students as well — Machavity ♦ 36 secs ago

Please carefully read this. It explains why questions like this one aren't suitable for this platform, and why asking for the answer in this manner is actively detrimental to your learning. — nanofarad 22 secs ago

Requests for software recommendations are off-topic here. — John Bollinger 2 mins ago

This is the correct site: https://softwarerecs.stackexchange.com/ — drescherjm 7 secs ago

Sorry, asking for tutorials or other recommendations is off-topic on Stackoverflow. Try softwarerecs.stackexchange.com — Sam Varshavchik 21 secs ago

6-8 months is not even nearly enough time to become a professional software engineer, especially if you are aiming for one of the "big tech companies". People study multiple years for this. — Eric 24 secs ago

@Torimon: these both are cases covered in the Open letter to students with homework problems. — Willem Van Onsem 22 secs ago

StackOverflow is for helping programmers write code. Either you haven't included enough information to show us some code or this isn't a coding problem. dynamic research.. malware sample.. ?? Are we supposed to guess what you are doing? You might take a look at security.stackexchange.com or clarify your question using this as a guide. We are happy to help if it is applicable but we aren't mind readers. — Señor CMasMas 51 secs ago

Only a crazy person, would have a automated command, or series of commands, invoked upon the insertion of a storage device, especially if the intent is a destructive format procedure. Your question is off topic, this site doesn't provide software recommendations, nor does it provide code based upon a list of requirements. Please read How to Ask, and each of its linked pages, to find out how to use StackOverflow within its guidelines. — Compo 57 secs ago

See softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/388055 - scope should be as constrained as possible, usually, it makes code more readable when the script is large, and it'll let you separate related variables into their own modules. But I don't think this is on-topic here on SO — CertainPerformance 1 min ago

Ok so you need to learn servers-side development softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/171203/… — farvilain just now

I'd like to answer this question. He's not asking for software recommendations. It's about writing pod that will translate into the desired output. — brian d foy 38 secs ago

I'm surprised nobody has pointed it out, but your requirements for what counts for a name is very restrictive. My friend Patrick O'Connor would take offence. kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/… — Logarr 9 secs ago

This question is inappropriate for this site, as it is not a specific question related to a problem you're having with code or use of a programmers tool. Try Quora or Reddit for this sort of thing. You'll find your experiences here will be much better if you spend some time reading the help center pages to better understand how the site works before posting. — Ken White 8 secs ago

This question is inappropriate for this site. SO is for specific questions related to problems you're having with programming (code) or use of a programmers tool. We don't offer study, research, career or other non-programming questions. You'll find your experiences here will be much better if you spend some time taking the tour and reading the help center pages to learn how the site works before you begin posting. This sort of question is more appropriate for Quora or Reddit. — Ken White 10 secs ago

Having a visible representation is a big deal. Most programmers are familiar with the concept of a "control", a space carved out in the host view that has its own behavior, written by programmers that don't have to talk to the host programmers every day. But that world is not ideal, they live on an island and the boat does not arrive as often as it should. Which is what killed it. — Hans Passant 39 secs ago