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I use Flutter with Android Studio on a Mac.

One day (today), I ran "flutter doctor" from the command line.

It stated that my "cocoapods" was not good enough.

As stated above. Under IIS Express on VS2019 I have no issues. When opening the site after deployment to Azure I get:

"The character encoding of the plain text document was not declared. The document will render with garbled text in some browser configurations if the document contains characters from outside the US-ASCII range. The character encoding of the file needs to be declared in the transfer protocol or file needs to use a byte order mark as an encoding signature."

I initially tried adding every permutation of I found to no avail. Eventually I tracked the error down (by removing lines of code until the error no longer appeared) to firing when I tried to open a SqlConnection.

I am currently learning DirectX 12 and trying to get a demo application running. I am currently stuck at creating a pipeline state object using a root signature. I am using dxc to compile my vertex shader:

I have an API that behaves along the following lines:

I've got a datagramChannel client server application I'm building . The server is my desktop and the clients are android devices. I can send a message to the server, but it seems as though blocking guard is being activated (At least that's where the debugger takes me).

Anyway, the buffer is not getting the reply from the server. As far as I can tell the server is able to send and receive messages. But I'll post that code if asked.

Here is my client setup.

I have stated to use MSL CombiTimeTable and replace my own code for a similar function. Is there a way to specify only the size of the table at time of compilation and later give the table values?

The following declaration code works

As title stated above, how to make this possible? For example:

I have been self-learning TypeScript via the TS docs. While reading a section that I posted below, (in text form, as well as the link), I came across a word I haven't heard before ARITY. Usually I just search the TS docs to find out what some specific syntax means, but I am guessing this isn't TypeScript, because the docs didn't return any specific definition for 'Arity' in the search Results. As stated above, below is the documentation I came across, that uses 'Arity'. The documentation relies on heavily on the definition of 'arity', and I couldn't find anyone defining it here on stackoverflow, or in a DDG search. If anyone could define this for me that would be awesome.

I am creating a text-based game for a school project. I am a novice and found a pretty good YouTube tutorial. I am following along in the beginning pretty closely so that I may understand better. I've entered this code almost identical to what the tutorial has stated and the code in the tutorial works but mine does not. What am I doing wrong? My output is as follows...