Answer:
hey! that happens to me too!
Explanation:
tbh i just think its whenever you comment on something and someone answers, that appears... but i could be wrong.
lol :)
Answer:
Local method invocation parameters are passed by reference with the same object. Local innovation having the source code on the form of class and it basically try to invoke various methods by importing in the form of packages.
On the other hand, in remote methods invocation the parameters are passed by the copy when the given parameters are not object class. It basically allow an object that existed in another address capacity. This methods works on the client side transport.
True, but it won't be in the same namespace. See below:
>>> import time
>>> print time.time()
1510180694.04
>>> quit()
By doing a straight import I have to reference the namespace time and the function time. (Yeh, I should have picked a different example, but I couldn't think of any)
>>> from time import time
>>> time()
1510180718.76834
>>> quit()
By doing the from, I import the time function into the __main__ namespace so I don't need to reference a name space when I call it.
Answer: True
Explanation:
In Linux, a single quote around a string will prevent the shell from interpreting any metacharacter.
