Clean Code

Question 1

Myriads

Answer 1

Мириады

Question 2

Painstakingly

Answer 2

Кропотливая работа

Question 3

Acquired

Answer 3

Приобретено

Question 4

Plot

Answer 4

Участок

Question 5

Sequence

Answer 5

Последовательность

Question 6

Sheer desire

Answer 6

Невероятное желание

Question 7

Tempt

Answer 7

Соблазн

Question 8

Despoil

Answer 8

Опустошить

Question 9

Indeed

Answer 9

Действительно

Question 10

Abbreviation

Answer 10

Аббревиатура

Question 11

Exhibit

Answer 11

Экспонат

Question 12

Muddled

Answer 12

Запутанные

Question 13

Literate

Answer 13

Грамотный

Question 14

Upshot

Answer 14

Итог

Question 15

Coupling

Answer 15

coupling describes the degree of interdependence between software modules. Low coupling (good) means that modules operate independently, while high coupling (bad) means that changes in one module may affect others.

Question 16

Arbitrary

Answer 16

“Arbitrary” refers to something that is based on personal choice, random selection, or whim, rather than on any clear, logical reason or system. It can imply a decision, rule, or action that appears unpredictable, inconsistent, or without a rational basis.

For example:

1. Arbitrary decision: A decision made without a specific rule or standard, often seemingly random.
2. Arbitrary rule: A rule established without a clear purpose or reasoning.
3. Arbitrary number: A number chosen at random, without any special significance.

In many contexts, “arbitrary” can carry a negative connotation, implying that something is unfair, capricious, or lacks proper justification.

Question 17

Boundary

Answer 17

In the context of IT (Information Technology), the term boundary typically refers to the limits or borders between different systems, components, or layers within a computing environment. Here are some key examples of how the term is used in IT: