### Concurrence + Parallélisme : Web + Machine Learning

Avec **FastAPI** vous pouvez bénéficier de la concurrence qui est très courante en développement web (c'est l'attrait principal de NodeJS).

            </tr>
        </table>
    </section>

    <section>
        <title>Test types</title>
        <para>Listed below are the tasks and configurable objects related to modeled Test Suites:</para>
        <table>
            <title>Test types</title>
            <tr>
                <td>org.gradle.testing.base.TestingExtension</td>
            </tr>
            <tr>

Es kann nicht sehr gut mit verschachtelten Modellen umgehen. Wenn es sich beim JSON-Body in der Anfrage also um ein JSON-Objekt mit inneren Feldern handelt, die wiederum verschachtelte JSON-Objekte sind, kann er nicht richtig dokumentiert und validiert werden.

### Nebenläufigkeit + Parallelität: Web + maschinelles Lernen

				numUnits[k] = append(numUnits[k], numUnit...)
			}
		}
		s.NumLabel = numLabels
		s.NumUnit = numUnits
	}

	// Remove label marking samples from the base profiles, so it does not appear
	// as a nodelet in the graph view.
	prof.RemoveLabel("pprof::base")

	formatTag := func(v int64, key string) string {
		return measurement.ScaledLabel(v, key, o.OutputUnit)
	}

	gopt := &graph.Options{

  // not enabled.
  std::unique_ptr<ShapeRefiner> shape_refiner_ = nullptr;
  NameUniquifier* function_name_uniquifier_;
  mlir::StatusScopedDiagnosticHandler error_handler_;
  // All the TF ops encountered that aren't modelled in dialect.
  llvm::DenseSet<mlir::StringAttr> unmodelled_op_names_;

 protected:
  // Maps feed as TensorId to new Placeholder node name.
  absl::flat_hash_map<TensorId, absl::string_view> remapped_feeds_;

// There is one well defined set of labels for each service instance network endpoint.
//
// For example, the set of service instances associated with catalog.mystore.com
// are modeled like this
//
//	--> IstioEndpoint(172.16.0.1:8888), Service(catalog.myservice.com), Labels(foo=bar)
//	--> IstioEndpoint(172.16.0.2:8888), Service(catalog.myservice.com), Labels(foo=bar)

				"application/atomcat+xml",
				"application/atomicmail",
				"application/atomsvc+xml",
				"application/auth-policy+xml",
				"application/batch-smtp",
				"application/beep+xml",
				"application/bizagi-modeler",
				"application/cals-1840",
				"application/ccxml+xml",
				"application/cea-2018+xml",
				"application/cellml+xml",
				"application/cnrp+xml",
				"application/commonground",

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So for GCC running on linux, the supported target platforms are 'linux/x86' and 'linux/x86_64'. For GCC running on Windows via Cygwin, platforms 'windows/x86' and 'windows/x86_64' are supported. (The Cygwin POSIX runtime is not yet modelled as part of the platform, but will be in the future.)

    new cookie follows the latest RFC and supports the same cookie attributes
    as modern web browsers.

 *  **Form and Multipart bodies are now modeled.** We've replaced the opaque
    `FormEncodingBuilder` with the more powerful `FormBody` and
    `FormBody.Builder` combo. Similarly we've upgraded `MultipartBuilder` into