How is API documentation generated using Swagger and OpenAPI?
✅ By annotating the code with Swagger annotations
What is one of the main advantages of using Swagger for API documentation?
✅ It automatically generates interactive documentation
How does implementing clear annotations in code enhance code readability?
✅ By providing descriptive comments and clarifications
Which HTTP status code is typically used to indicate that a resource has been successfully created?
✅ 201
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ESG (inward-looking): Risk to firm value/Investor-focused/Standardized metrics Sustainability (outward-looking) Impact on society/Stakeholder-focused/Narrative + qualitative Financial mat (outside-in)(ISSB) - ESG → firm value / Impact mat (inside-out)(GRI) - Firm → environment/society / Double mat(EU) - Both directions combined Industry differences in ESG focus: High-impact sectors - Emissions, pollution, safety Service sectors -- Banks → lending risk/ Tech → data + energy/ Retail → supply...
1. Plato and the Theory of Forms
- The Forms: Perfect, unchanging, and eternal patterns (blueprints) of everything in the world.
- Reality: Physical objects (like a hand-drawn circle) are just imperfect copies of the perfect Form. The Form is "more real" than the
physical object.
- Location: Forms do not exist in space or time; they exist in a transcendent realm.
- Aristotle’s View: Unlike Plato, Aristotle believed forms exist inside objects, not in a separate world.
2. The Allegory of the Cave
The
Morpheme- smallest unit of meaning in language (Cat, Un). Phonemes- Smallest sound units that change meaning (e.g., /p/ vs /b
Semantic content: the meaning of each word
prescriptive rule of grammar- Prescriptive rules have to do with how language should be used.
Generativity- ability to produce and understand unlimited new sentences from finite rules/words
Phrase-structure- Rules that specify how phrases/sentences are built
Categorical perception- The differences between categories is the reason
...1. core
scarcity = wants > resources → choice
2. economics
study of choices under scarcity + incentives
3. micro/macro
micro: individuals, firms
macro: whole economy
4. main questions
what / how / for whom
self-interest vs social interest
5. what-how-for whom
what: goods + quantity
how: production method
for whom: depends on income
7. definitions
tradeoff = give up A for B
opportunity cost = best forgone
benefit = gain
8. rational rule
choose if benefit ≥ cost
9. marginal
MC = cost of 1 more
MB = benefit
Class 10 English Guide Book: Based on New Curriculum
2082 (All Units Covered)
Unit 1 Current affairs and Issues
Reading 1: How Driverless Cars Will Change our World
A. The following words have two different meanings. Match each word with the meaning in the context of the text above.
Answer:
a. glare: an intense blinding light
b. curb: a stone edging to a pavement or raised path
c. hail to call somebody in order to attract their attention
d. commute: to travel regularly between workplace and home
e. serene:...
🔹 1. FUNÇÃO SOCIAL DO CONTRATO 📖 Explicação
A função social limita a liberdade contratual, exigindo que o contrato respeite não apenas os interesses das partes, mas também a coletividade e o equilíbrio social.
Exemplos: Contrato discriminatório → inválido, Contrato abusivo → pode ser revisto
Como Escrever Na Prova : A função social do contrato, prevista no art. 421 do Código Civil, estabelece que a liberdade contratual deve ser exercida em conformidade com sua função